Jack Harbick (he/they) is a Washington-based artist with many hats (both literally and figuratively). 

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Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, he recently completed his undergraduate studies at Western Washington University in Bellingham, WA. He graduated cum laude with a BA in Theatre and minors in Music and Honors Interdisciplinary Studies.

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Prior to graduating, Jack had been the Publicity Officer--as well as a performer--for Dead Parrots Society (WWU's improv team that frequently performs throughout (primarily) Washington and Canada) for about two years. These days, he still tries to perform whenever opportunities arise. He's also done props work for several shows at Western including The Spitfire Grill, Rabbit Hole, the Fall New Works Reading Series, and more. He also has training in commedia dell'arte, classical vocal technique, and several adobe products.

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Since graduating, Jack has been working hard to find a place in this big big world. He has experience in performing, tech, packaging, food service, housekeeping, public speaking, canvassing, office work, employment/community inclusion support, and who knows where he'll end up next.

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As a transmasc individual, his work often either plays with gender-roles or disregards them entirely. Whatever the medium, he's always ready to create a comforting chaos and/or an accepting discussion of the universality of brokenness. Also, his favorite color is the spot right between yellow and green.

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