Matt Radcliffe is a marketing strategist, an award-winning graphic designer and president of Springs Ensemble Theatre (SET). Matt is an Eagle Scout and served in the Army, earning a Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service. After departing the army, Matt earned an Associate Degree in Multimedia Graphic Design from Pikes Peak State College and Bachelor of Science and Master of Business Administration degrees from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs.
He currently works as the Executive Director of Marketing and Communications for Pikes Peak State College and was honored as a 2023 Mayor’s Young Leader Award winner. Over the past decade he has produced, directed, acted and/or designed in over 50 plays for SET and about a dozen more amongst just about every other theatre company in Colorado Springs
In 2016 he was nominated for a Colorado Henry award for directing The Elephant Man at SET and in 2022 he was nominated for a Colorado Henry award for best supporting actor as Dr. Aster in Life Sucks at SET. He is also the recipient of two Denver Gazette True West Awards.
His previous acting roles include: Roy Scheider in The Shark is Broken (SET), Jaxton in The Thanksgiving Play (SET), Alan in God of Carnage (SET), Harold in The Boys in the Band (SET), Aster in Life Sucks (SET), Fatherhood Up Close (SET), Treacher in Strangers on a Train (SET), Captain Brice in Arcadia (TW), Various Roles in The Laramie Project (SET), Ransome Foster in The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (SET), Macduff in Macbeth (TW), Prior in Angels in America Parts I & II (TdA), Conrad in Much Ado About Nothing (TW), Don in Rapture, Blister, Burn (SET), Tartuffe in Tartuffe (PPSC), Sheldrake in White Christmas (FAC), Motherhood Out Loud (SET), Dracula in Dracula (FAC), Yvan and Marc in ‘Art’ (SET), Inspired (MAT), Six Women Playwrighting Festival (MAT), Victor in One for the Road (SET), Joey in A Steady Rain (SET), and Roy in The Odd Couple (SET). SET Directing Credits: Fatherhood Up Close, Motherhood Out Loud, The North Plan, The Totalitarians, The Elephant Man.