Kyle is a director (Member, Stage Directors and Choreographers Society), designer, writer, actor (Member, Actors' Equity Association), and artist. He has directed for various professional theatres, universities, and pre-professional training institutions; taught for public schools, private schools, and conservatories; and served as director, president, artistic director and coordinator for numerous arts organizations. 

In 1996 he graduated from Weber State University with a degree in theatre education and in 2011 he received an MFA in Directing from Arizona State University's Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts - the University's primary focus being research in collaborative methods that investigate the future of theatre.  His involvement included instruction from One Yellow Rabbit Performance Theatre, Anne Bogart & SITI Company, EL Teatro Campesino, and The Laboratory for the Development of Substitute Materials.

Kyle has over 20 years of theatre experience and has directed over 100 productions. His projects have included everything from full-scale musicals (The Pirates of Penzance, Grease, Little Shop of Horrors), to Shakespeare (Hamlet, Richard III, Measure for Measure), to conceptually challenging productions (Ubu Roi, The Elephant Man, Macbeth), to working with playwrights on new works (In the Penal Colony, Am:I, Mesa Verde), and even devised productions (Broken Verses, The Miranda Project, Dreaming Darwin, And What She Found There).

His students have continued their work in theatre on Broadway, in television, and film, and in leading professional training programs such as The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, New York University, The New Actor’s Workshop, The New School for Drama, Stella Adler Academy of Acting and Theatre, Boston University, DePaul University, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, and Cirque Du Soleil, to name a few.

For more information about Kyle - visit his website: www.creativeagenda.org