John Harlacher
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John Harlacher is an actor, stage director, and dramatic filmmaker based in New York.
He has directed one feature film: Urchin (film) [1] which was released theatrically in February of 2007. He is Creative Director of The Enemy, a digital film group. He attended Brooklyn College. After working for some years as a director of stage plays and actor, Harlacher turned to film.
As a stage director, he directed Cats Can See The Devil written by Tom X. Chao and choreographed by Alex Timbers, and the Haunted House Nightmare: Face Your Fear, created by Timothy Haskell.
As an actor, he is a member of the Barefoot Theatre Company, and appeared in their revival of Rats by Israel Horovitz among others.
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- "John Harlacher" at the Internet Movie Database
- Chainsaw Awards Interview* Blogzarro Q+A
- The Enemy
- Urchin Website
- Barefoot Theatre Company
- Nightmare Haunted House
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