Cameron Michles
Email: c.j.michles@aol.com
Phone: (850)450-6242
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EDUCATION
Columbia University School of the Arts
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Playwriting MFA, May 2027
Wake Forest University
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Bachelor of Arts, May 2023
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Major: Theatre (Honors) & Psychology
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Minor: Neuroscience
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PLAYS
Foxholes (full-length historical drama)
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Staged reading at Wake Forest University (March 2023)
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Awarded Honors in Theatre distinction from Wake Forest University
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Third Place, Robert J. Pickering / J.R. Colbeck Award for Playwriting Excellence (2024)
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Semi-Finalist, Road Theatre Company Summer Playwrights Festival (2025)
THREAD, TAPE, GLUE (full length experimental drama/comedy)
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Workshop reading with Site Unseen Theatre Company (March 2025)
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​Moon Snails (short drama)
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Winner, Climate Action New Play Collection at The Theatre School at DePaul (May 2025)
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Bixby Creek (short drama)
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Semi-Finalist, Curtain Rising: Staged Readings of New Works at Burlington County Footlighters (2025)
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Happy Place (one-act drama)
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Winner, Critics’ Choice Award District 1 Florida Thespian Festival (January 2018)
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Winner, Critics’ Choice Award Florida State Thespian Festival (March 2018)
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Honorable Mention, YouthPLAYS New Voices One-Act Competition (November 2018)
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Staged reading of selected scenes at Pensacola High School (April 2018)
Killing Gilderoy (ten-minute comedy)
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Winner, Barter Theatre’s College Playwriting Festival
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Staged reading at Barter Theatre in Abingdon, VA. (February 2023)
Labels (short solo performance)
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Written and performed for Young Voices of Protest at Wake Forest University (February 2020)
Time by Growth (short solo performance)
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Written for the Presidential Scholar for Distinguished Achievement Game of Telephone (August 2020)
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STAGE
NYC
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SoHo Playhouse Lighthouse Series, 2025
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Live the Fourth or Kairos, Michael Ronca (Cameron)
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Wake Forest University, 2019-2023
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Silent Sky, Lauren Gunderson (Henrietta Leavitt)
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The Three Sisters, Anton Chekov (Masha)
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Julius Caesar, William Shakespeare (Cassius)
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This Girl Laughs…, Finegan Kruckemeyer (Storyteller)
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Men on Boats, Jaclyn Backhaus (Goodman/ Mr. Asa)
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Gruesome Playground Injuries, Rajiv Joseph (Kayleen)
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Holding the Mirror up to Nature, excerpt from The Kentucky Cycle: Tall Tales, Robert Schenkkan (Mary Anne)
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Young Voices of Protest, Various (Self)
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Pensacola Little Theatre, 2013-2019
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The Velveteen Rabbit, Elise Kauzlaric (Rabbit 2)
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Cats, Andrew Lloyd Webber (Jennyanydots)
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Sister Act, Alan Menken (Ensemble, Dancer)
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42nd Street, Mark Bramble and Michael Stewart (Ensemble, Dancer)
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Annie Get Your Gun, Dorothy and Herbert Fields (Ensemble, Dancer)
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Pensacola State College, 2018
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The Hunchback of Notre Dame, James Lapine and Peter Parnell (Florinda)
TECHNICAL
Wake Forest University, 2019-2023
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Proof, David Auburn (Director)
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Holding the Mirror up to Nature, Various (Asst. Director)
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Laughtracks Sketch Comedy Show (Writer, Performer)
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Wake Forest Spring Dance Concert (Asst. Master Electrician)
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Pensacola High School, 2015-2019
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Constellations, Nick Payne (Director)
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Aria da Capo, Edna St. Vincent Millay (Asst. Director)
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Why Do We Laugh? Stephen Gregg (Asst. Director)
AWARDS AND RECOGNITION
Presidential Scholar, Theatre
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Wake Forest University, 2019-2023
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The Order of Omicron Delta Kappa
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Wake Forest University, 2022-2023
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Academic Honor Society
Undergraduate Researcher, Theatre and Neuroscience
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“Creating Theatre for Neurodiverse Audiences”
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URECA-X grant-recipient
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Stamps Foundation grant-recipient
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Presented at Wake Forest Undergraduate Research Day 2022 and 2023
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Wake Forest University, 2021-2023
Recipient of the Caroline Fullerton Award for Excellence in Acting
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Chosen by Wake Forest Theatre Department
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Recipient in 2021-2022 and 2022-2023
Senior Orator 2022-2023 Runner-Up for Oration “Negative Space”
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Chosen by faculty panel as one of Top 10 written orations, invited to deliver oration to live audience
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Chosen by faculty panel as Top 3 delivered orations