For over 30 years, Normand Beauregard has worked as a fight master, and has choreographed over 1,000 fight scenes for theater and film.  He has been resident fight master for the Gamm Theatre (Actors Equity Association theater company in Pawtucket, RI) for over two decades. Gamm's acclaimed production of Shakespeare's Hamlet featured Norm’s fight choreography in 1997, and was produced again in 2011.

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Other productions at Gamm include:  An Octoroon, As You Like It, King Lear, Henry V, Julius Caesar, Oleanna, Red Noses, The Lonesome West, Twelfth Night, Radio Free Emerson, The Taming Of The Shrew, The Pillowman, Don Carlos, Romeo and Juliet, Much Ado About Nothing, Why Torture is Wrong and the People Who Love Them, Mauritius. and the North American premiere of Howard Brenton’s Paul.

 

Norm’s work has also been seen Off Broadway in the critically acclaimed The Last of the Knucklemen, directed by Peter Masterson, with Dennis Quaid, and Kit Marlow, directed by Brian Kulick, featuring Christian Camargo in the title role at the Public Theater, and in regional theaters throughout the country. He has served as fencing coach to Kathleen Turner for movie, The Jewel of the Nile.  Most recently Norm served as stunt coordinator for the independent films The Mulberry Tree and Missing William in which he played a featured character. He has also done stunt chorography for MTV videos for KISS, Motley Crue and Krokus.