Jack Hallett has had a distinguished career in the world of theatre, appearing in numerous productions on and off Broadway, as well as in various regional theatres and national tours.
On Broadway, Hallett appeared in the 1940s Radio Hour at the St James Theatre and Martin Charnin's The First at the Martin Beck Theatre.
In Off-Broadway productions, Hallett has played Sir Toby in Twelfth Night at the Lincoln Center Institute, Angry Housewives at the Minetta Lane Theatre, and The Education of Hyman Kaplan at the American Jewish Theatre, directed by Lonny Price.
Hallett has also appeared in several regional productions, including One of the All-Time Greats at the Vineyard Theatre, directed by Charles Grodin, and Henry and Ellen at Playwrights Horizon Workshop, starring Marin Mazie.
In addition to his work on stage, Hallett has worked with a range of directors, including John Madden, David Warren, Doug Hughes, Daniel Sullivan, Gregory Mosher, Robert Allen Ackerman, Walter Bobbie, Charles Repole, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Michael Apted, Ron Howard, Ken Kwapis, Barry Sonnenfeld, and Gerald Gutierrez.
Hallett has also had the opportunity to work with a number of notable actors, including Robert Goulet, Barbara Eden, Sheldon Harnick, Jerry Bock, Peter Gennaro, Gale Gordon, Margaret O'Brien, Gene Rayburn, Dennis Day, Al Lewis, Jay Thomas, Mickey Shaughnessy, Dan Dailey, and Morey Amsterdam.
As a director, Hallett has led dinner theatre tours starring Gale Gordon, Margaret O'Brien, Gene Rayburn, Dennis Day, Al Lewis, Jay Thomas, Mickey Shaughnessy, and Dan Dailey, as well as the world premiere of Who Wants Fat Hair?, starring Morey Amsterdam.
