To start this page off, I figured I would give a quick rundown of the projects I’ve been a part of over the last several months, just for a quick overview of what I’ve been doing.

In May I finished up my third year of training at the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute in their capstone Practicum program. This program commissions an emerging playwright to write an ensemble piece specifically for our group, which receives a full production at the end of the semester. I had the fortune of getting to perform in Millennial Pink Falcon, written by Katie Hathaway and directed by Sarah Hartmann (Associate Director, Broadway’s Anastasia).

The cast of Millennial Pink Falcon at the closing night gala, May 2018

This summer, I spent seven weeks in Amsterdam, Netherlands as a part of NYU’s International Theatre Workshop. This program involved physically based acting (Viewpoints and Early Grotowski) as well as the creation of a solo narrative piece and an image based movement piece. I also took classes in clowning, post modern dance, and Roy Hart voice work.

Some 35mm photos I took while abroad in Amsterdam

Me, very excited to be making my Feinstein’s/54 Below debut, October 2018

In September, I returned to NYU and began studying on-camera technique at Stonestreet Studios, where I spent my fall semester. I also had the pleasure of performing in Songs From Cult Classics to Benefit the ACLU at Feinstein’s/54 Below in October, as well as the new musical Four Years Later by Payton Millet and Ian Baxley in November. Four Years Later also received a cast recording, which will be released in 2019. Be on the lookout for more information coming soon!

I’ve also had the opportunity to participate in a few film shoots, which I will also post about here soon!

I’m only a couple days away from finishing up my penultimate semester at NYU and I’m preparing to transfer to NYU’s Experimental Theatre Wing in January to wrap up my training and graduate with a BFA in Drama.

Now that you’re up to date on my life, it will be significantly easier for you to keep track of me as I’ll be making more regular posts as things occur and new projects arise!

Until next time!

~Noah