Stan Morse

In 1998, he felt Los Angeles calling, and the rest, as they say, is history. Well, not exactly. The acting, led to the need to eat, which led to a Production Assistant job, which led to a 2nd Second Assistance Director job, which led to a 1st Assistance Director job, and eventually, led to membership in the hallowed DGA.

In 1994, his love of improvisation comedy drove him to co-found the improvisational theater "Cabaret Dada" in Cleveland, Ohio and performances still continue over 24 years later.

Stanley Morse is the son of his two parents (true story). Born in 1960s Detroit to an African American, world class jazz musician father who played with Duke Elington, Tommy Dorsey, and Horace Heidt, and a Croatian, english professor mother, Stanley was blessed with a multi-cultural balance to what was, back then, still a black-and-white world. Speaking honestly, Stanley excelled at not one sport! But it was never through lack of effort, bless his little soul. However, music? And language? And the arts? There was the perfect fit. Stanley's father's performances kept the family moving from Detroit to Indianapolis and Minnesota. But finally, roots were laid in Canton, Ohio. (Home of the pro football Hall of Fame which Stanley was never allowed to enter. )After high school, Stanley decided to serve his country and joined the U. S. Army. After his honorable discharge, Stanley enrolled at Kent State University and eventually traveled to the bigger Texas skies and attended the University of Houston. Post-college, Stanley started down the actor's path that began in community theater and evolved into professional theatre.