Former College Athlete Turned Researcher Turned Singer
Jack Mosbacher began his professional stage career as a featured chorister with San Francisco Opera and San Francisco Symphony and worked with the Grammy-winning men’s a cappella group, Chanticleer, and Ragazzi, the Peninsula Boys Chorus.up to something amazing.
“College baseball player. Policy researcher. Author. Actor. Producer. Singer songwriter. All around entertainer. Jack Mosbacher is a true jack of all trades, having accomplished by his mid-20s more than many do in a lifetime. Following in his family’s footsteps, Mosbacher later attended Stanford University where he played varsity baseball, conducted economic research abroad in Uganda, and earned a degree in Political Science. (Fun fact: Condoleeza Rice was his undergraduate advisor.) After graduation, Mosbacher spent three years as a research associate for the university’s Center on Democracy, Development and the Rule of Law. But as a young man of many passions, he soon shifted his focus quite drastically to the world of entertainment. Today, the rising star is based in New York City, where he spends his time acting in short films, playing piano, and singing with his latest outfit, the Jack Mosbacher Band. ” SF Chronicle
Jack has performed with many of the Bay Area’s leading theatre companies, most recently completing a run as Anthony Hope in Sweeney Todd with Theatreworks, alongside Broadway veteran Tory Ross, and as Alex Barton, the romantic lead, in Cole Porter’s Du Barry Was a Lady with Bruce Vilanch at San Francisco’s 42nd Street Moon. Other representative roles include Sky Masterson in Guys and Dolls, Cliff Bradshaw in Cabaret, and Henrik Egermann in A Little Night Music. While in San Francisco, Jack also performed with Beach Blanket Babylon, the longest running musical review in theatre history. RSVP below to attend the event.
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WE’VE EXPANDED GLAPPITNOVA TO SAN FRANCISCO!
Glappitnova’s mission is to bring people together, and we’ve found the perfect underground multi-level lofted space in the Mission District. Every year we mix entrepreneurship, culture, and entertainment through underground showcases with extremely talented individuals. We are expanding our signature showcases to selected cities. We are inviting artists, investors, entrepreneurs, researchers, filmmakers, techies, djs, singers, and more to hang out for a few hours. At our signature showcases participants have 10 minutes to wow the crowd. Some founders have shared moments on raising millions for their startup, musicians performed before seeing them on NBC’s The Voice, and even an athlete talked about a goal of making team USA before earning an Olympic Bronze Medal. Expect an intimate blend of storytelling, performances, networking, and partying with a diverse audience July 8th 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm. Every city is different, and the Glappitnova global celebration ends in Chicago on a larger scale at The Big Night. We highly recommend showing up early. You must RSVP in advance to attend this free event, and the lineup is subject to change. The location and schedule will be shared through your RSVP. This is a +21 event, and proper ID will be checked at the door.
