Jeff Goode

Jeff Goode played "Dasher" in the Hidden Theater's production of The Eight: Reindeer Monologues.

Jeff played "Harlequin" in the Greenview Arts Center's (Chicago) production of Larry and the Werewolf.

He played "Godot" in the Pantechnicon Artworks (Chicago) production of Waiting on Godot.

Jeff Goode was the new script productor of Anne Frank/Harvey Milk in the Fine Arts Theater (Kansas City) as "Annie" and "Harvey."

Jeff played "Francophile" in the Armory Plays' (New York City) production on Francophiles!.

He played "Binky" in the Iowa Summer Rep's (Iowa City) children production of Revenge of the Space Pandas.

Jeff Goode played "Glid Gastro" in the Kaleidoscope Children's Theatre's (Chicago) production of Peer Pressure Planet.

He acted as "Wimp" in the Kaleidoscope Children's Theatre's (Chicago) production of What I'm Not.

Jeff played "Ligsby the Litterbug" in the Kaleidoscope Children's Theatre's (Chicago) production of The Garbage People.

Jeff played "Aegisthus" in Bottom Dreams' (Los Angeles) musical production of The Elektra Fugies.

He played "Death" in The Unusual Cabaret's (Bar Harbor, Maine) musical production of Escape from El Dorado.

Jeff played "Poe" in The Unusual Cabaret's (Bar Harbor, Maine) musical production of Dead Poets.

Jeff Goode played "Narcissus" in The Unusual Cabaret's (Bar Harbor, Maine) musical production of Narcissus and Echo.

He played "MacHeath" in The Unusual Cabaret's (Bar Harbor, Maine) musical production of The Threepenny Opera.

Jeff played "Philario/Cornelius" in the University of Missouri's (Kansas City)production of Cymbeline (Kristin Linklater, dir.).

He played "Peter Quince" in Arts/Lanes' (Chicago) production of Midsummers Nights Dream.

Jeff Goode acted as "Alonso" in Greenview Arts Center's production of The Tempest.

He played "Doctor Pinch" in Shakespeare's Motley Crew's production of Comedy of Errors.

Jeff Goode acted as "Puck" in the Art/Lanes'(Chicago) production of Midsummer Nights Dream.

He was an intern at New York City's Manhattan Theatre Club in 1991.

Jeff Goode was the theatre/film instructor from 1992 to 1994 and playwright from 1992 to 1996 for the Summer Festival of the Arts, Southwest Harbor, Maine.

Jeff was the literary manager of The Coterie, located in Kansas City, Missouri.

He was the company member, resident director, and playwright from 1993 to 1997 for the Kaleidoscope Children's Theatre in Chicago, Illinois.

Jeff Goode was the festival playwright and dramaturg for the Renaissance Festival of Kansas City (Missouri) (1994-1996).

He is one of the founding company member for Pantechnicon Artworks in Chicago, Illinois, and is a resident playwright from 1994 to present.

Jeff is one of the board of advisors for the Circle X Theater in Los Angeles (1996-present).

He was a founding company member of Room 41 (Chicago, Illinois), established in 1995. He is also a playwright's consultant for it.

Jeff is the founding company member of Les Enfants du Maïs (Des Moines, Iowa), established in 1996.

He is a founding company member of The Unusual Cabaret [Bar Harbor, Maine] and Pantechnicon Artworks [Chicago].

His published scripts include the "revolutionary" children's trilogy, The UBU Plays, and the dark Christmas comedy, THE EIGHT (now available in Dutch!), both published by Baker's Plays in Boston.

He is the creator of popular Disney Channel's original series American Dragon: Jake Long.

Jeff has been featured in the "Best Monologues" books since 1997.

Jeff is the author of over fifty plays and children's shows

Jeff Goode's last name is pronounced so that it rhymes with food

Jeff Goode founded No Shame Theatre in 1986, with locations in Iowa City, New York City, Seattle, Philadelphia, Miami, Chicago, Cleveland, Charleston, Fairbanks, Cedar Falls, and United Kingdom.