Revels Salon

Revels Salon; Harmonies and Homesteaders

A Conversation with Revels Artistic Director Jeffrey Binder and a Guest Panel

Join the Revels community for an enlightening discussion, live music, and song with Jeffrey Binder, inspired by this season’s Midwinter Revels: American Crossroads. 

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October 15, 2026 7:00 pm ET

Join us for a reception and a conversation with Revels Artistic Director Jeffrey Binder, who will illuminate the inspiration, history, and cultural context behind this year’s Midwinter Revels: American Crossroads. Jeffrey will be joined by guest panelists and live music to preview this season’s exciting 56th annual Midwinter Revels!

Sponsorship tickets are also available!
Sponsors of $250 will receive two tickets with priority seating.

 

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Featured Panelists
Jeffrey Binder
Revels Artistic Director
Jeffrey Binder
Revels Artistic Director

Jeffrey Binder is a theatre artist and arts leader whose work spans directing, playwriting, producing, education, and nonprofit administration. He brings a lifelong commitment to storytelling that fosters empathy, joy, and a sense of belonging across generations and communities.

Binder spent nearly three decades performing on Broadway, in regional theatres across the country, and in London’s West End. He later served as Associate Artistic Director of Gulfshore Playhouse in Naples, Florida, where he helped shape artistic programming, expand education initiatives, and support a successful capital campaign culminating in the opening of a new state-of-the-art theatre complex.

As a playwright, Binder’s modern adaptation of Scapino is published by Samuel French and has enjoyed record-breaking productions. He is deeply passionate about building artistic homes that honor tradition while welcoming new voices and is energized by styles and performances that are uniquely theatrical.

Jeff is thrilled to join the Revels family along with his daughter Annika, husband Mike, and dogs Quincy and Penny – with occasional, reluctant participation from his creaky old cat, Torch.