Apr
22
ACADEMY 2025: The Art of Voice
The Art of Voice: Embodying Breath & ResonanceAn exploration of breath, resonance, and vocal freedom, this workshop is designed for actors and anyone looking to develop a more expressive, connected voice. Through physical...
May
5
ACADEMY 2026: Scene Study: Restoration/Eighteenth Century Comedy
Shakespeare Monologues and Scenes: From Page to Stage Shakespeare's text is a gift to the actor who knows how to find the offered clues to performance. We will explore the text's structure, its rhetorical devices, its rhythm and sound;...
May
10
Antigone
“And if I dieI will die happy.”Antigone’s decision to oppose her uncle Kreon’s edict and bury her brother’s body sets into motion a series of events that will challenge the bonds of family, law, and justice. Kenneth Cavander
Jun
19
2026 ClassicsFest
Candida, by George Bernard ShawDirected by Julia FletcherFriday, June 19 at 7:00pmSaturday, June 20 at...
Oct
11
Heartbreak House
“If we women were particular about men's characters, we should never get married at all.”Will 20-year old Ellie Dunn fall out of love with her friend’s husband, into love with the 88-year-old Captain Shotover, or marry the mercenary Mr. Mangan so she...
Feb
21
Miss Julie: Freedom Summer
“Easy, girl. You're playin' with fire.” August Strindberg’s Miss Julie is transported to Mississippi in 1964 at the height of the Civil Rights Movement. Miss Julie and John have been circling each other for a long time, occupying the same house but living in two...
May
16
Romeo and Juliet
“Two households both alike in dignity…” In this love story for the ages, Romeo and Juliet struggle to find joy in opposition to their feuding families. The “ancient grudge” sets off a chain of brutal events that prove catastrophic, despite a love that is “as...