For 20 years, he has been a company member of the nationally known Shakespeare Theatre in downtown Washington, appearing in over 55 productions there.   He appears at many others area theatres including George Mason's own Theatre of the First Amendment , The Studio Theatre, Round House Theatre, Olney Theatre Center.   He can  also be heard narrating on The Discovery Channel.

He is a  ten time nominee and four time recipient of the prestigious  Helen Hayes Award   for his work in Shakespeare, contemporary and musical theatre.   Below you can find his  C.V., current course offerings,  syllabi and other   links to reviews, publications and intersting articles.

Edward Gero's CURRICULUM VITAE

Current Events

KING LEAR at the GOODMAN THEATER
September 9 - October 22, 2006


Stacy Keach (Lear)  Edward Gero (Gloucester)
  This blistering modern-dress production brings alive the morally disordered universe
of the play with a ferocity unmatched by any other production I’ve seen."
- Charles Isherwood, New York Times Oct. 18, 2006
FULL REVIEW FROM THE NEW YORK TIMES

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Fall 2006 schedule of classes

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Mondays  12:00 pm - 2:40 pm
PAB A101
THR 496-001 Text in Production

Designed to bring together teams of student directors, designers, drammaturgs and performers, the class will focus on the particular problems of producing the Shakespearean text.  Students will hear practicing professional directors, designers, drammaturgs and performers from the Washington theatre community share their insights and experiences with mounting productions.  The students  will  apply those insights and techniques in colloborative team workshop scene presentations from Measure for Measure.

Edward Gero as Duke of York in Henry VI
Shakespeare  Theatre

 THR 496 Syllabus

A scene study class designed to explore plays of the early modern writers
 and familiarize students with the challenges and problems of acting styles and demands
related to the m through lecture, discussion and scene study.