James R. Dixon
I am a Portland-based director, actor and arts administrator.
I am also an intersectional equity facilitator, an active member of The Accountability Collective and the Producing Artistic Director for BlaQ OUT Theatre Festival.
Here you will find information about my latest projects and upcoming events.
Please check out my resume or website below for my directorial projects.
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Represented by q6 Talent & Artist Management,
and an active member of the Actors Equity Association (AEA) and
Stage Directors and Choreographers (SDC) Society.
Photography Credit:
THE REVOLUTION
News and Updates
I literally have the best, most fulfilling jobs in the world! Thank you for sharing these experiences with me either one stage or in the audience. Stay up to date on all the latest news about the productions and events I’m involved with by having a look at the content below.
Gender-Fication is a documentary about Black, Indigenous, Queer and Trans communities living in the Pacific Northwest and the struggles they face on a daily basis.
The LGBTQ2IA+ community has always been seeking true liberation yet battling for a further understanding of their many differences.
As an underrepresented community, it’s time that their voices are heard.
There are many identities within the queer community and our friends were kind enough to share their experiences with us.
This is an intimate walk along the path of their journeys.
directed by
co-produced by
Brad Gill of 360 Labs
Andréa Tolbert
sound design by
Forrest Brennan
assistant creative director by
featuring in order of appearance
Sheniqua Volt
Cole Prophet
Lukas Eshkanag Niisaya'ii Soto
special thanks to
Sante Bar
CC Slaughters Nightclub
Honey Hart
MATTER
Inspired by recent (and not so recent) events, Matter follows the quest of one young Black man looking to find answers to police brutality and gun violence. Determined to save Black lives, he seeks to sort out the noise of opposing viewpoints and social division with a methodical examination of facts. As his theatrical investigation uncovers patterns of senseless violence and clues lead him to the likelihood of his own death, the reality and tragedy of lives lost begins to truly hit home.
M A T T E R
co-produced by
and
conceived, written and performed by
film by
directed by
movement direction by
lighting design by
sound by
"we need to share our wars."
- Nayyirah Waheed
