Administrative Staff

Daniel Battista Director of Development Daniel leads the development team, fundraising initiatives, and event planning for Clockwork. Daniel often works with Jhada of New York to assist in planning and managing New York movie premieres. Some of these events have included King Kong, The Producers, American Gangster, The Good Shepherd, Charlie Wilson's War, The Interpreter, Georgia Rule, United 93, Inside Man, Jarhead, Prime, and Baby Mama. Daniel has also had the opportunity to work with Universal Pictures in ticketing such events that take place at some of New York’s most exclusive venues.

Stephanie Cali Company Manager Stephanie is proud to serve as company manager for The Clockwork Theatre, as well as stage manager for past productions of A Number, Apartment 3A, Don Juan in Chicago, The Monument, and True West. She is currently the Assistant Stage Manager for The New Group, and serves as Project Associate for modern dance choreographers John Jasperse, Jennifer Monson, Sarah Michelson, and Waly Cardona. Since moving to NYC, Stephanie has worked as a PA for Roundabout Theatre’s The Threepenny Opera, and freelances as a stage manager and technician throughout New York. Recent credits include stage management for Robert Ashley, Davis Robertson/Helen Heineman, Molissa Fenley, Joyce Lim, Eva Dean, Levi Gonzalez, and Megan Sprenger. Member of AEA.

Harrison Harvey Executive Director Harrison currently serves as the Box Office Manager/Treasurer for the six theatres that make up the Theatre Row Complex on 42nd Street where he has recently began work on his 200th show at the venue. Harrison was formerly the Audience Services and Box Office Manager at Classic Stage Company in the East Village. He has worked with many of New York's defining theatre producing companies including The New Group, The Keen Company, Alchemy Theatre Company, South Ark Stage, Resonance Ensemble, ShakespeareNYC, The Actor's Company Theatre, INTAR, Partial Comfort, N.Y.M.F., Fringe Festival, Summer Play Festival and many others.

Jay Rohloff Artistic Director Jay is a graduate of the Theatre Arts Department at S.U.N.Y. New Paltz and is a founding member and Artistic Director of The Clockwork Theatre. He was most recently featured as Fish in Clockwork's production of Cherry Smoke, by James McManus. Jay was also featured in the Clockwork Theatre's production of Apartment 3A, by Jeff Daniels, The Monument by award winning Canadian playwright, Colleen Wagner, and as Lee in Clockwork's premiere production of True West. In early 2007, Jay and Producing Director Owen M. Smith co-adapted existing versions of the play Don Juan in Chicago with playwright David Ives. This Definitive Edition was performed for the first time by Clockwork in the Kirk Theatre at Theatre Row in May of 2007 and has since been published and is currently available in stores.

Owen M. Smith Producing Director Owen has worked as an actor, director and administrator in the theatre for many years. He directed Clockwork's productions of Don Juan in Chicago (for which he is now a credited co-adaptor) and Apartment 3A. His work as a director has also been seen regionally at Albany's Park Playhouse, where he directed Disney's Beauty & The Beast, as well as youth productions of Into the Woods and The Wizard of Oz. Owen will direct Park Playhouse's 20th Anniversary production of West Side Story in 2008. As an actor, he appeared in Clockwork's production of True West (Saul Kimmer), and also, most recently, in the 40th Anniversary National Tour of Fiddler on the Roof. Owen works as an administrator at Theatre for a New Audience, and has also enjoyed stints working at Classic Stage Company, Roundabout Theatre and Manhattan Theatre Club.

Vincent Vigilante Production Manager Vincent is currently the Lighting Supervisor for Dance Theater Workshop, a freelance lighting designer, and actor. As Production Manager of The Clockwork Theater, Vincent's mission is to create a safe, fun, and limitless working environment for actors, directors, and designers. He will strive for the highest production value no matter what the limitations may be. Previous design credits include. Scenic: Cherry Smoke (U.S. Premiere), True West (The Clockwork Theatre's Premiere Production); Lighting: No Man's Island (Gutworks); Robert Melee's Talent Show, Raz Mesinai's Myth of Nations, Dance and Process '05, '06, '07, John Hollenbeck's Inspirations and Aspirations, Mike Ladd's Domestica, Caitlin Cook's Skint, Claude Wampler's Career ender, Aida Ruilova's The Sliver Globe, (The Kitchen Theater); Family Matters Spring '08, UrbanWord Spring '08 (Dance Theater Workshop). Some of Vincent's favorite acting roles include Dancing at Lughnasa (Michael Evans), Streetcar Named Desire (Mitch), A Doll House (Nils Krogstad), Moon Over Buffalo (Howard), Scapin (Octave), This Is Our Youth (Dennis), The Bald Soprano (Mr. Smith), Broken Toy Soldiers (Grey Riding Hood), Don Juan in Chicago (Todd) Apartment 3A (Tony).

Photos courtesy of Kat Cheng © 2008

Support Staff

Board of Directors

For more information on how to become involved with the Board of Directors or Advisors, please contact Board President Stephen Kitsakos.