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Ποιοι είμαστε. Είμαστε καλλιτέχνες, δημιουργοί που δουλεύουμε με βάση μας την Νέα Υόρκη μα πάνω από όλα πάντα μαθητές. Δημιουργήσαμε αυτή τη συνάντηση από την ανάγκη να καλλιεργήσουμε μια αίσθηση διεθνούς κοινότητας ξεκινώντας από την Αθήνα με όσους έχουν αγγίξει ή θέλουν να γνωρίσουν αυτή την προσέγγιση στην εκπαίδευση του ηθοποιού. Ίσως κάποια στιγμή να οργανώσετε εσείς την επόμενη συνάντηση. Προς το παρόν, ελάτε μαζί μας σε αυτή την πρώτη εμπειρία! Οι βασικές πληροφορίες. Θα συγκεντρωθούμε στην Αθήνα, στις 3 και 4 Σεπτεμβρίου 2025. Η πρώτη αυτή συνάντηση θα καθοδηγηθεί από τη Χρυσή Συλαϊδή, Ελληνίδα ηθοποιό και παραγωγό που ζει και δουλευει με βάση την Νέα Υόρκη (δείτε περισσότερες πληροφορίες παρακάτω). Μέρος. Θα ανακοινωθεί σύντομα. Πρόγραμμα: Τετάρτη – 3/9 – 18:00–21.30 Πέμπτη – 4/9 – 11:00–14:00 (για όσους δουλεύουν βράδυ) και 18:00–21:30 *** Με βάση τη τελική συμμετοχή και ανάγκες των συμμετεχόντων θα προσπαθήσουμε να είμαστε ευέλικτοι στις τελικές ώρες. Ωστόσο οι μέρες είναι οριστικές. Εισαγωγή στην μεθοδολογία της Stella Adler και εργαστήρια εκπαίδευσης. Aσκήσεις εμπνευσμένες από την διάσημη τεχνική. Συζητήσεις, ανταλλαγή εμπειριών και ιστοριών με βάση τη σημαντική κληρονομιά και σύγχρονη εφαρμογή της τεχνικής της στην Αμερική, την Ελλάδα, αλλά και παγκοσμίως. Ανοιχτή πρόσκληση. Αν είστε καινούργιοι σε αυτό το είδος δουλειάς, είστε καλοδεχούμενοι. Αν έχετε χρόνια εκπαίδευσης ή ακόμη και διδασκαλίας, είστε καλοδεχούμενοι. Αν έχετε υπάρξει μέρος μιας θεατρικής ομάδας που δουλεύει με αυτήν την μέθοδο, είστε καλοδεχούμενοι. Κι αν μπορούσε να είστε η ίδια η Adler είστε καλοδεχούμενοι. Συμμετοχή. To κόστος συμμετοχής έχει σχεδιαστεί για να εξυπηρετεί την ποικιλία των ανθρώπων που ενδιαφέρονται να έρθουν (αν ωστόσο έχετε οποιοδήποτε θέμα ή απορία ή μπορείτε να συμμετάσχετε μόνο σε ορισμένα κομμάτια της συνάντησης παρακαλώ επικοινωνήστε μαζί μας): Ειδική τιμή: 60€ Κανονική τιμή: 80€ Υποστηρικτική συμμετοχή (για να ενισχυθεί η πρόσβαση άλλων): 100€ (Ο αριθμός των συμμετεχόντων είναι περιορισμένος, οπότε δηλώστε συμμετοχή έγκαιρα.) Οργάνωση: TeamTheatre LLC Για δηλώσεις συμμετοχής ή περισσότερες πληροφορίες: nycteamtheatre@gmail.com Χρυσή Συλαϊδή: www.chrysisylaidi.com / https://classes.stellaadler.com/profiles/chrysi-sylaidi/ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1614388344506-GWCOXFOYHN621OZW1KAS/lena+series+advert.jpg Services - How To Get The Artist Visa (For Actors) This is a series of lectures designed for people who want to learn more about the artist visa, and people who are currently in their OPT. year. This is the perfect investment for international artists and students that want to stay and perform in the US through the O1 visa. In each session, we will be tackling criteria needed for the visa. The first 30 minutes will be a lecture on a specific topic (i.e. Portfolio, Recommendation Letters, Press Articles, etc) and the next 30 minutes will be open to Q&A. Through this service, we hope to be be a support system to artists all over the world. Please email your interest and we will let you know when the next lecture will take place! Fee: $30 / hour https://www.teamtheatre.com/ffff21plays daily 0.75 2021-03-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1617045769420-3MRZ6QO8A2PD4KGML6HD/1.jpg ffff21plays - THINGS are going swimmingly Writer: Nadine Dinc Director: Gwendolyn Snow Cast: Morgan Wardlaw https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1617045788426-W0CQ3KA3QQD8KEBDGTCD/4.jpg ffff21plays - Welcome! you are dead Writer: Russell Legaspi Director: Gwendolyn Snow Cast: Russell Legaspi Dorothea Gloria https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1617045806114-RJBBDOUAD3HGHE56PYM7/141382073_240901424280191_3609084210272139423_n.jpg ffff21plays - whatever here is Writer: H.B. Benjamin Director: Madeline Conway Cast: H.B. 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They begin a search for a new land where they can build their ideas and dreams into reality. Our new production of the play "I Want a Country", explores the universal human desire for a place of belonging through the unique voices of a theatrical chorus. Written by Andreas Flourakis, one of Greece’s most acclaimed contemporary playwrights, the play delves into the individual and collective stories of immigrants. Each character presents their reasons for seeking or creating a new country, driven by war, poverty, persecution, and the quest for a better life. The narrative asks profound questions: What is this new country? What should it be like? Is it the same for everyone? Is it perhaps no more than a utopian dream? 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The only judge? The Audience! TeamTheatre served as producers and co-artists to generate 3 nights of fun, fast theatre, housed at the Greek Cultural Center in Astoria. The twelve plays of the Fun Fast Feb Fest were a melting pot of serious and comedic pieces that explore the whole spectrum of human experience from friendship to social anxiety, from cultural differences to relationships, from gender to love, to loss, to how to split the check at dinner! All 10-minutes plays were written, directed, produced and acted by people from all over the world (USA, Greece, Italy, Philippines, Korea, England, Puerto Rico, Germany, Cyprus, Lebanon, Australia). FUN FAST FEB FEST AT TEAM THEATRE https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/c6f07aac-2165-4316-90f5-40b96c369e4a/Screen+Shot+2023-11-02+at+2.06.26+PM.png Past Projects - 2020 - Make it stand out AT A CROSSROADS AT THE GCC https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1614289454995-QJ9J71LU0BBBUH2F8EVI/image1.jpeg Past Projects - 2020 At A Crossroads Writer: Sarah Bitar Director: Billy Higgins Cast: Richard Barreto Sarah Bitar https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1612348066138-Y6MI3WZEZSYH5JBEXEJ4/82227410_10221803435696250_846645771821383680_o.jpg Past Projects - 2020 Fast Forward Writer: Annasole Podesta Director: Gwendolyn Snow Cast: Annasole Podesta Tim Cordell https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1606841408977-DCGPA32Q22E7CQK9R3SM/Holiday+Jingles Past Projects - 2020 Holiday Jingles Writer: Donnell Griffith Director: Fritz Leonard Design advisor: Joanna Sacksteder Cast: Sarah Bitar Trey Cruz Michael McLaughlin Aline Salloum https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1606841105777-JRC8GB93NILX35ZV9JZ2/The+Gift+of+Anxiety Past Projects - 2020 The Gift of Anxiety Writer: Dorothea Gloria Director: Russell Legaspi Cast: Annasole Podesta Dorothea Gloria Chrysi Sylaidi Matthew Romero Anais Torres-Colls https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/899392a8-96d1-4207-a59c-87e4e4480080/Screen+Shot+2023-11-02+at+2.06.26+PM.png Past Projects - 2020 - Make it stand out THE GIFT OF ANXIETY AT THE GREEK CULTURAL CENTER https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/5d5af2e6-a9c2-4cb5-a872-5dc29b004514/Screen+Shot+2023-11-02+at+2.06.26+PM.png Past Projects - 2020 - Make it stand out TeamTheatre Presents Youlim Nam's New Play JUST A B'DAY DINNER https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1614289577793-BFHNYMUT68ZWJ6RC4BYI/Screen+Shot+2021-02-25+at+4.46.01+PM.png Past Projects - 2020 Just a B'Day Dinner in New York City Writer: Youlim Nam Director: Inmi Song Thomas Cast: Andrew Allen Hugo Brument Pamela Rivera Oaklee Friedman Sophia Sun Xiaoxiao https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1614289659754-AP84DNZYLBPDP8LFTLLC/LachieLouPoster.jpeg Past Projects - 2020 Lachie, Lou, and The Colour of Blue Writer: Campbell Briggs Director: Chelsea Ingram Cast: Julius Reese Campbell Briggs https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1614290201627-66DHNW22N8H98A9YBEBT/1.jpg Past Projects - 2020 No Friends Writer: Myrna Davonne Director: Chrysi Sylaidi Cast: Zak Ma Anastasia Argyrou Myrna Davonne Anna Cherkezishvili https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1614290026853-XRHZNVEP0X7BDAUPPC8C/Screen+Shot+2021-02-25+at+4.53.08+PM.png Past Projects - 2020 Lost in Translation Writer: Anastasia Argyrou Cast: Anastasia Argyrou Fritz Leonard https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1614290713662-4VOAQTLXT1T6CJJEZCBI/Untitled+%287%29.jpg Past Projects - 2020 Sabbath Elevator Writer: Ellen Rittberg Director: Fotis Batzas Cast: Chrysi Sylaidi Melanie Liebetrau Billy Higgins https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1614290254176-YVSK95VMJD63ID9E3KXY/82232797_853822531721966_2809753908392493056_n.jpg Past Projects - 2020 The Play of the Future Writer: Russell Legaspi Director: Adam Martin Cast: Anastasia Argyrou Emma Harvey Dorothea Gloria Sunny Choi Samuel Wentzel https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/38f47e75-8763-4315-a2df-14b5ae70b753/Screen+Shot+2023-11-02+at+2.07.57+PM.png Past Projects - 2020 - Make it stand out WHEN THE SWALLOWS FLY BACK AT THE GCC https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1614290655451-T0MQC4DK56KIQWSHFEOO/1.jpg Past Projects - 2020 When the Swallows Fly Back Writer: Russell Legaspi Director: Melanie Liebetrau Cast: Fran Kravitz Dorothea Gloria https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1614290301925-G8WDGG8NK7URLO4OUWTS/7+Minutes+on+earth.png Past Projects - 2020 7 Minutes on Earth Writer: Carlos Marrero Director: Frank Pagliaro Cast: Carlos Rivera Marrero Annasole Podesta Joseph Mann https://www.teamtheatre.com/pastprojects/project-four-d995f monthly 0.5 2021-02-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/ba30ba2f-449d-439e-b0e9-29c495369ed4/The+Sun+Tries+Dating+Award.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1606581981832-Q9PIXRLR0MT6HYBP4SVZ/Screen+Shot+2020-11-28+at+11.45.39+AM.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/f4bdcefe-d25d-49e2-88b8-467e3bc4f3e8/Screen+Shot+2023-11-02+at+1.53.17+PM.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/07066153-455a-4820-88be-c4fb9fe652fd/Screen+Shot+2023-11-02+at+1.54.06+PM.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/df75c874-7522-468c-8310-38b5697d491e/Screen+Shot+2023-11-02+at+1.47.27+PM.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/d62e745e-6217-4170-ae55-8f1347c94d9c/Screen+Shot+2023-11-02+at+1.45.43+PM.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1606839745061-ULTN0QTZC5HU0IJ0I571/ggbts Past Projects - 2018-2019 - Golden Girl By The Sea What happens when a Greek woman is urged to come out to the world in order to find the woman she loves? And what if she does it surrounded by Greek gods and goddesses? Fully produced by TeamTheatre, Dorothea Gloria’s original piece was explored through physical theatre and ensemble work to portray a world of magic, mystery, and love. CAST Anastasia Argyrou, Sarah Bitar, Joshua Davis, Dorothea Gloria, Emma Harvey, Fritz Leonard, Annasole Podesta, Chrysi Sylaidi, Ella Rivers, Vincent Van der Velde CREW Director: Gwendolyn Snow Assistant Director: Adam Martin https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/d638ed73-fe8b-4e34-b815-fc9074d52954/Screen+Shot+2023-11-02+at+2.26.25+PM.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/7a405638-d954-4572-9fae-47e9d4e27451/Screen+Shot+2023-11-02+at+1.58.38+PM.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1606839435292-3TEF1TGF9VPTN4SOSBHG/Almost%2C+Maine Past Projects - 2018-2019 - Almost, Maine Welcome to Almost, Maine, a place that’s so far north, it’s almost not in the United States. As the northern lights hover in the star-filled sky above, the residents of Almost, Maine find themselves falling in and out of love in unexpected and hilarious ways. Knees are bruised. Hearts are broken. But the bruises heal, and the hearts mend—almost—in this delightful midwinter night’s dream. Fully produced by TeamTheatre, this production embraced inclusivity of diversity with a cast from all over the globe that all happened to live in the small, magical town of Almost. CAST Anastasia Argyrou, Sarah Bitar, Tim Cordell, Dorothea Gloria, Emma Harvey, Russell Legaspi, Fritz Leonard, Melanie Liebetrau, Lorenzo Lucchetti, Melina Moghadassian, Annasole Podesta, Kenneth Shook, Chrysi Sylaidi, Mack Velle. CREW Writer: John Cariani Director: Gwendolyn Snow Assistant Director: Adam Martin Sound and Light Designer: Nina Troy-Brandt Scenic Painter: Nicole Economides Technician: Patrick Troy-Brandt https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/9f3de936-ce2c-44e2-b113-d8c1306f965c/Screen+Shot+2023-11-02+at+2.02.47+PM.png https://www.teamtheatre.com/pastprojects/project-two-7tx3j monthly 0.5 2021-02-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1614373918220-Q92AQZSP93S8BCO30D9Y/1.png Past Projects - 2021 - The Wine Drinkers The idea for this festival was prompted during quarantine as a workshop to connect artists all over the world and create brand new work! During this festival, various 10 minute scripts were workshopped and discussed to provide feedback to the playwrights. Dates: Jan. 17 - Jan. 31 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1613254124144-N51K6IMPIK0L1GKB2LJO/Insta+FFFF.JPG Past Projects - 2021 - Fun Fast Feb Fest 2021 Fun Fast Feb Fest was created in 2020 with the aim of giving visibility to new voices in the international playwriting landscape. TeamTheatre is determined not to let the pandemic stop us from reprising it: each play will be produced and professionally videotaped with the help of TeamTheatre, and will be broadcasted via Zoom on February 14th and February 15th at 6pm EST. Our 2021 edition has received an overwhelming amount of submissions, and it was extremely challenging to pick the 6 plays that will perform on February 14th. Among these pieces, 3 will be selected - through audience vote - to pass onto the finals on February 15th for a chance to win the award for “Best Production”. Other awards will be given as well such as “Best Script” and “Best Performer”. Out of more than fifty submissions, TeamTheatre selected the following works: Radio Hour by Laurel Andersen, White Boots by Regina Carregha and Mouna Soualem, Whatever Here Is by Herbert Benjamin, DEAR by Madeline Conway, Things Are Going Swimmingly by Nadine Dinc and Welcome, You Are Dead by Russell Legaspi. Join TeamTheatre’s virtual stage on February 14th and February 15th for an evening of love and art! 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"The Night Alive"- Interview - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/945f0622-f68f-495a-b8e7-2ab375a4472a/290190964_604527264339003_73514099022811452_n.jpg Blog - "The Night Alive"- Interview - Make it stand out From left to right: Thomas Shuman, Molly Ehrenberg-Peters, Kathy Gail MacGowan (director), and Haydn Harvey in rehearsals https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/dbd3e8e3-c8d9-4a5c-9616-3eadb1e1f485/289796230_772240247269302_363108580049584169_n.jpg Blog - "The Night Alive"- Interview - Make it stand out Left: Haydn Harvey as Doc, Right: Molly Ehrenberg-Peters as Aimee in "The Night Alive" at the Stella Adler Studio in New York City https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/connections monthly 0.5 2024-10-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/6255c572-4cdc-4ed3-81fb-8a7077b45af0/Screen+Shot+2023-02-14+at+1.38.20+PM.png Blog - Connections Awarded 2022 Grant by Queens Council on the Arts - Make it stand out From left to right: Thomas Shuman, Molly Ehrenberg-Peters, Kathy Gail MacGowan (director), and Haydn Harvey in rehearsals https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/connections-xc4gr monthly 0.5 2024-10-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/bb4662bd-b18d-4b25-b32f-126f50aa6979/IMG_7677.JPG Blog - Join Us in Bringing "I Want a Country" to Life: A Theatrical Journey of Hope and Belonging - Make it stand out From left to right: Thomas Shuman, Molly Ehrenberg-Peters, Kathy Gail MacGowan (director), and Haydn Harvey in rehearsals https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/project-six-pr84n monthly 0.5 2021-02-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1614262098096-HFK0KZ5ZBMWI2ZFLFU9I/Five-Things-I-Do-Before-An-Audition.jpg Blog - Five Things To Do Before An Audition his article was written in high hopes that we artists can once again perform together in a physical theater space. https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/project-five-n8pm4 monthly 0.5 2021-02-17 https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/project-four-mpnx6 monthly 0.5 2021-02-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1614261003263-KLCHTEHQR276O5VLNQGD/95587656_713937882696560_6729652443556085760_o.jpg Blog - The Hustling Creative: Artists Against Domestic Violence On May 9, 2020, a company called The Hustling Creative held a virtual concert marathon which featured exciting performances and interactive classes by movement artists across the United States. The proceeds of this concert were given to RAINN, the nation’s largest anti-sexual assault violence organization. We interviewed Alex Palting, the Founder of The Hustling Creative, to talk more about her company and the project “Artists Against Domestic Violence.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1614261390730-5M2E8JQA5GIFD53XL0LG/96368339_717938978963117_4203423662973386752_o.jpg Blog - The Hustling Creative: Artists Against Domestic Violence Learn more about The Hustling Creative by following them on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thehustlingcreative https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1614261333150-NQLQ1HTANVWFPYZU386J/95956157_717975738959441_1594424871117389824_o.jpg Blog - The Hustling Creative: Artists Against Domestic Violence 5. What were the goals of this project? We wanted to raise money and awareness for the individuals trapped in domestic violence situations. Our subgoals were that we wanted to highlight the similarities between the need for safety at home and safety in the arts by involving theatrical intimacy directors, stage combatants and poets and activists. We also knew that artists were hungry to make new work, forge new connections, and feel that they were creating something meaningful and important for a larger audience. 6. Is there another project that we should be looking forward to for the future? Due to the fundraisers we’ve hosted, we’re actually now being hired as event producers! We offer entertainment coordination and project strategy. One of our contracts right now is supporting the City of Charleston as they fundraise for small, POC- and women-owned businesses as they recover from COVID and the looting that has taken place there. We have a few nonprofit clients on the horizon as well. I will also be keynoting a conference in Maryland once all this blows over. Jax and I were also asked to speak on a stage combat panel taking place online soon. Day-to-day, the company is helping artists with their brand and marketing strategy and designing websites and logos. We are also offering business strategy coaching, working one-on-one with artists who are using this time to start their own businesses. Finally, we’re using this time to prepare for a future after COVID. Our goal is that as artistic companies rebuild, they do so with diversity, consent, and accessibility as their pillars, not just afterthoughts. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1614261192526-B1ZJGZYP2VC6Z0OULZJD/DJ-Corey-Photograhy-1.jpg Blog - The Hustling Creative: Artists Against Domestic Violence - Interview with Alex Palting 1. What is your company, The Hustling Creative, all about? The Hustling Creative was created to bridge the gap between the knowledge of a formal education and the wisdom to actually apply it. I started the company when I was twenty-three (I graduated with a music degree when I was twenty-one), because I was frustrated that colleges prepare artists so little for realities of making a living making art. Although I was taught the difference between major and minor scales, I was not taught the emotional elasticity necessary to getting rejected for a living while being vulnerable in auditions. Although I was taught how to sing piano and forte, I was not taught how to project confidence onstage with the knowledge that aspects of my personality, skill, and physical appearance would be subject to private and printed scrutiny. Additionally, I felt that I needed more guidance on what financial planning looks like, as well as how to navigate professional partnerships and what it means to be a leader not just onstage but off. But most importantly, I needed to know how to come up with my own idea of what success looks like and the tools to make that future for myself. Ironically, I found that creativity in the business world and not in my training as an artist. Particularly for young people, people of color, and women in the arts, a mindset of luck and scarcity is ubiquitous. We’re taught that we’re lucky just for the opportunity to do what we love, we should be thankful for being given the time of day by “powerful people,” and unless you have a union to protect you, it is common to take work for no pay (I have never worked for free, but I’ve definitely worked for dirt cheap). These mindsets are toxic and I wanted another, more sustainable, more equitable, option. I want to retire. I want a family. I want equal opportunity, recognition and pay to my white, male colleagues. Most importantly, I want it for all the artists I work with, and all the artists who will come after me. I started a business because if I want those things, I have to go get them. https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/project-three-ajblm monthly 0.5 2021-02-17 https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/project-two-zrxxr monthly 0.5 2021-02-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1614161447141-X5CHF368MV7Z2B6QUS7M/Screen-Shot-2020-07-16-at-8.06.58-PM.png Blog - Katherine Sciortino on ‘Snowed In’ L-R: Dorothea Gloria playing Jackie and Alton Alburo playing Jason https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1614161049683-P17KJMFP9NPV1PN8PQFB/Screen-Shot-2020-07-15-at-11.44.17-AM-682x1024.png Blog - Katherine Sciortino on ‘Snowed In’ 1. What inspired you to write “Snowed In?” Snowed In was inspired by two things: the word “Guilt” and my love for dramatic twists. I knew I wanted my play to have a twist in the end so I decided to put my own spice on the classic “he’s been dead the whole time” trope. I used the world guilt to slowly build my script. Jason’s monologue was the first thing I wrote since it’s the part of the play that screams “guilt”. As I wrote the beginning of the play, I left subtle hints to create a feeling of uncertainty for the audience since what they’re seeing isn’t reality. 2. What were the challenges that you faced while writing this script? While writing the script for Snowed In, my biggest challenge was self-censorship. Unfortunately, my learning environment favors escapism and tends to avoid sensitive topics such as suicide and LGBTQ rights. While I was writing Snowed In, I constantly asked myself “Is this too much?” but one email later, I felt the freedom to express what I wanted in my work and basically say “I want to write it so I will”. https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/francoturk monthly 0.5 2022-01-16 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/352f5c9f-69fe-46d1-8272-843433c019cc/191510856_10222291449569466_7993446384947295338_n.jpeg Blog - FRANCO-TURK ACTOR THRIVES AS THE PHANTOM IN TURKISH TOUR In this fast-paced, magical, and ambitiously abridged version of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s hit musical Phantom Of The Opera, produced by Cloud Theatre, there is little doubt that Emile Aslan Lacheny reaches the absolute peak of excellence. Lacheny shines in this role, bringing the charming and elegant demeanor that Webber’s version of this character requires in order to be successful. It’s also nice to see an actor of French origins portray a character that is rooted in French literature. People will always associate Phantom of the Opera with Britain because of the stage show, but Cloud Theatre honors the character’s origins by casting a French actor in the lead. And they couldn’t have cast the role better. I would love to see Lecheny perform lead roles in other musical theatre shows, particularly as Enjolras or Marius in Les Miserables or as Sweeney in Sweeney Todd. He not only has the voice for such roles but his character work is outstanding. https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/project-one-pffy8 monthly 0.5 2021-03-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1614159161786-V7QFJ5AECH6VG5Q8GKRU/F0B46212-6FC6-4D0F-BC4F-925A0B32C8CC_1_105_c.jpeg Blog - See Lighting Foundation Cha See, Founder of SEE Lighting Foundation https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1614159517902-0UQWMPPDGQ9M5VXEXCWA/Screen-Shot-2020-06-25-at-12.14.44-PM.png Blog - See Lighting Foundation https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/talesofshakespeare monthly 0.5 2021-04-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1619118867283-G1XVZW0XGQ7N7CFBSD0W/1.jpg Blog - Tales of Shakespeare https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/chrysi-sylaidi-the-gift-is-in-the-collaboration monthly 0.5 2021-02-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1614262495627-XC8B35KYN35HG0GNW08S/Screen-Shot-2020-06-15-at-3.10.00-PM.png Blog - Chrysi Sylaidi: The Gift Is In The Collaboration Golden Girl By The Sea Photo by Serafeim Sakellariou https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1614262407872-WYE2E4TIX0ZQYMK78ZTU/Screen-Shot-2020-06-15-at-3.05.08-PM.png Blog - Chrysi Sylaidi: The Gift Is In The Collaboration Moment from the Short Film- “The Healing of Time” written, directed and produced by Chrysi Sylaidi for the project: “Shelter in Love” by Eclipses Group Theatre NY. https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/a-new-movement-in-theatre-perhaps-an-ambiguous-humorless-short-treatise-by-russell-legaspi monthly 0.5 2021-02-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1614263100506-OXG6IS4RC54OUYQXJRUP/Russell-blog-2.jpg Blog - A New Movement in Theater https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/teatroencorto monthly 0.5 2021-11-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/86863fa6-6e74-46dc-bb5f-2bef34a7fb3d/lamujerdemividapromp.jpg Blog - Teatro en Corto; A Home for Raul Avila Munoz’ Productions - Make it stand out La Mujer de Mi Vida https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/faa92ea7-cc94-4e81-bfbd-1c4ea297ea98/Screen+Shot+2021-11-11+at+5.19.57+PM.png Blog - Teatro en Corto; A Home for Raul Avila Munoz’ Productions - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/c6a0a9f8-6887-475e-87cc-db39913d36ab/950708_09ff0112612a4a148fb71e910a8eb0c5%7Emv2.jpg Blog - Teatro en Corto; A Home for Raul Avila Munoz’ Productions Theatre Artists local and abroad have faced numerous challenges. From balancing day jobs with several projects to juggling mental health and self-care in this overflowing data-driven world. Productivity was rising, engagements were trending and hustling was at its peak, a paradise in broad daylight; but what loomed on the horizon cast a shadow on the majority. Get to know Cha See and how she and her fellow artists, light a path for the ones in the dark through See Lighting Foundation. Can you introduce yourself and where are you right now in the endeavor you are pursuing? My name is Cha and my last name is See. I am Cha See, a freelance lighting designer for stage and environmental installations. I am from Manila, Philippines (born and raised) and I currently live in Brooklyn, New York As a lighting designer, what do you look for in a project? As a lighting designer I look for stories that have a sense of urgency or forms of activism. A story that is universal and that could be told with any diverse spectators. Was there a moment in your life that made you decide, “I want to be a lighting designer”? When I was in college, I started being an actor. The director of our drama club told me that I was not a good enough actor and he presented me an opportunity to light “Once on This Island”. I said yes, not knowing what I was signing up for. I fell in love with it instantaneously. The experience was like learning a language you have no idea exists, and later find yourself speaking it and loving it. Most challenging project you’ve been part of? Every project that I have been part of presents a different challenge. But one of the most challenging projects is WHAT TO SEND UP WHEN IT GOES DOWN by Aleshea Harris and directed by Whitney White. The story is non linear and it presented new ways of thinking how to tell a story in the most stylized way. Most fun project? The project that is the most challenging is almost the most fun, WHAT TO SEND UP WHEN IT GOES DOWN. It was a “family” experience. We were in it through the ups and the downs of the storytelling. Any fun fact about you? I snore like a dolphin. I understand that you have a foundation; can you tell us more about this? The See Lighting Foundation helps 60 theatre artists who are under O1 or OPT visas including myself during this pandemic. We give $500 to each artist on a monthly basis. What made you pursue this advocacy? The lack of resources for immigrant artists at this time of crisis. I needed to do something so I can pay rent and buy food. The same goes for the rest of us in See Lighting Foundation. I cannot wait anymore, I needed to do something and I think that was the start. What do you hope to accomplish with the foundation? We are still raising funds at the moment. We hope to cover five more months of monthly donations to all artists. As of right now we are only covered for the month of August. My hope and dream is to cover the next five months, this way I can assure everyone in the list that they will surely receive monthly financial aid. Any challenges facing your foundation? Yes, I was not trained to raise money nor my partners Kimie Nishikawa (set designer) and Rodrigo Muñoz (costume designer). We are doing this slowly and surely because we really do not know what we are doing! Another challenge is talking to rich and powerful people. So many have ignored us and shut their doors on us. This is challenging because we are not a non-profit and not 501(c3), hence big donors are not interested. Although some big donors are on the way with more donations, but in all honesty this is not enough. Where do you see the foundation going? I see it moving forward by having more people in the list. As of right now we can only help 60 people and we have people who are in the waitlist. My dream is to help 100 immigrant theatre artists until the theatre doors re-open again. How has the pandemic affected you and your endeavors? It has affected me mentally and emotionally. All my shows were cancelled until mid 2021. It affected me in a way that I lost my sense of purpose. My whole life here I designed it in such a way that I live for being a lighting designer. And now that this is gone temporarily, I needed another sense of purpose on why I am living. I needed to wake up and get excited for my day. I am glad I founded See Lighting Foundation. But it also meant that like everyone else I have hit another rock bottom. What do you do when you are not doing theatre? I serve at our local café in Brooklyn (under the table) and I am busy doing all the finances for See Lighting Foundation. I enjoy being with my dog Duncan and my partner Sarah, we love going to parks and being goofy. As a final shoutout how would you invite people to your foundation? We need help more than ever. Stop being an ally level it up by being an accomplice. I say this with urgency. I encourage everyone for their active participation helping us who are in need. The stage will light up soon and it starts with every one playing their part, and Cha is one of many, stretching her hand to help artists walk through the heavy clouds of uncertainty. If you would like to donate: https://www.seelightingfoundation.com If you want to know more about the See Lighting Foundation, or you have an idea, a proposal, or a path to help the foundation: https://www.seelightingfoundation.com Cha’s Instagram: instagram.com/seelightingfoundation https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/13098ee3-2cd0-4c2a-a464-9898192f0fdf/ellaposter.jpg Blog - Teatro en Corto; A Home for Raul Avila Munoz’ Productions - Make it stand out Ella Poster https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/6737d09e-72aa-4af1-88c1-7f12ba6bdbdd/sorbosdecafe_luisaysergiopromo.jpg Blog - Teatro en Corto; A Home for Raul Avila Munoz’ Productions - Make it stand out Sorbos de Cafe https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/project-one-pffy8-kn38n-9dgpb-lgxm6-saxap-krxny-ysn8z monthly 0.5 2023-11-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1618339596625-GOCVW0KVMTZ8NT9690TF/headshot.jpg Blog - Duplicity: Taha Aziz Taha Aziz https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1618339716859-28DXBSJEXQ1BGOKUKVML/Production+still+.JPG Blog - Duplicity: Taha Aziz https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/mbethandwinter monthly 0.5 2021-07-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1620409530803-0A7C62X8PUITM3VH5Q7Q/Bear.jpeg Blog - Review: Macbeth & Winter's Tale Theatre Artists local and abroad have faced numerous challenges. From balancing day jobs with several projects to juggling mental health and self-care in this overflowing data-driven world. Productivity was rising, engagements were trending and hustling was at its peak, a paradise in broad daylight; but what loomed on the horizon cast a shadow on the majority. Get to know Cha See and how she and her fellow artists, light a path for the ones in the dark through See Lighting Foundation. Can you introduce yourself and where are you right now in the endeavor you are pursuing? My name is Cha and my last name is See. I am Cha See, a freelance lighting designer for stage and environmental installations. I am from Manila, Philippines (born and raised) and I currently live in Brooklyn, New York As a lighting designer, what do you look for in a project? As a lighting designer I look for stories that have a sense of urgency or forms of activism. A story that is universal and that could be told with any diverse spectators. Was there a moment in your life that made you decide, “I want to be a lighting designer”? When I was in college, I started being an actor. The director of our drama club told me that I was not a good enough actor and he presented me an opportunity to light “Once on This Island”. I said yes, not knowing what I was signing up for. I fell in love with it instantaneously. The experience was like learning a language you have no idea exists, and later find yourself speaking it and loving it. Most challenging project you’ve been part of? Every project that I have been part of presents a different challenge. But one of the most challenging projects is WHAT TO SEND UP WHEN IT GOES DOWN by Aleshea Harris and directed by Whitney White. The story is non linear and it presented new ways of thinking how to tell a story in the most stylized way. Most fun project? The project that is the most challenging is almost the most fun, WHAT TO SEND UP WHEN IT GOES DOWN. It was a “family” experience. We were in it through the ups and the downs of the storytelling. Any fun fact about you? I snore like a dolphin. I understand that you have a foundation; can you tell us more about this? The See Lighting Foundation helps 60 theatre artists who are under O1 or OPT visas including myself during this pandemic. We give $500 to each artist on a monthly basis. What made you pursue this advocacy? The lack of resources for immigrant artists at this time of crisis. I needed to do something so I can pay rent and buy food. The same goes for the rest of us in See Lighting Foundation. I cannot wait anymore, I needed to do something and I think that was the start. What do you hope to accomplish with the foundation? We are still raising funds at the moment. We hope to cover five more months of monthly donations to all artists. As of right now we are only covered for the month of August. My hope and dream is to cover the next five months, this way I can assure everyone in the list that they will surely receive monthly financial aid. Any challenges facing your foundation? Yes, I was not trained to raise money nor my partners Kimie Nishikawa (set designer) and Rodrigo Muñoz (costume designer). We are doing this slowly and surely because we really do not know what we are doing! Another challenge is talking to rich and powerful people. So many have ignored us and shut their doors on us. This is challenging because we are not a non-profit and not 501(c3), hence big donors are not interested. Although some big donors are on the way with more donations, but in all honesty this is not enough. Where do you see the foundation going? I see it moving forward by having more people in the list. As of right now we can only help 60 people and we have people who are in the waitlist. My dream is to help 100 immigrant theatre artists until the theatre doors re-open again. How has the pandemic affected you and your endeavors? It has affected me mentally and emotionally. All my shows were cancelled until mid 2021. It affected me in a way that I lost my sense of purpose. My whole life here I designed it in such a way that I live for being a lighting designer. And now that this is gone temporarily, I needed another sense of purpose on why I am living. I needed to wake up and get excited for my day. I am glad I founded See Lighting Foundation. But it also meant that like everyone else I have hit another rock bottom. What do you do when you are not doing theatre? I serve at our local café in Brooklyn (under the table) and I am busy doing all the finances for See Lighting Foundation. I enjoy being with my dog Duncan and my partner Sarah, we love going to parks and being goofy. As a final shoutout how would you invite people to your foundation? We need help more than ever. Stop being an ally level it up by being an accomplice. I say this with urgency. I encourage everyone for their active participation helping us who are in need. The stage will light up soon and it starts with every one playing their part, and Cha is one of many, stretching her hand to help artists walk through the heavy clouds of uncertainty. If you would like to donate: https://www.seelightingfoundation.com If you want to know more about the See Lighting Foundation, or you have an idea, a proposal, or a path to help the foundation: https://www.seelightingfoundation.com Cha’s Instagram: instagram.com/seelightingfoundation https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1620409556690-Z1V6N3NH2UX7ARUY4290/137361111_10157544613507821_4727735143094627909_n.jpeg Blog - Review: Macbeth & Winter's Tale Sascha Cooper https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1620409625655-ORZO2PB58T0ZCWKJTCSN/JT+Promo.jpeg Blog - Review: Macbeth & Winter's Tale https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/project-one-pffy8-kn38n-9dgpb-j8jbz monthly 0.5 2021-04-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1618277010226-X8R4QIE253S2RTB48X1S/Anika+Photo.jpg Blog - Duplicity: Anika Guttormson Annika Guttormson https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/ellayyo monthly 0.5 2021-11-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/8cf05367-7274-4a95-ac27-19db3f657727/sTILL+ELLA+Y+YO+2.jpg Blog - Mexican actress Gilda Mercado presents a bilingual piece at United Solo - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/6a7c0a87-d2ab-4fed-9920-bdd9113731c8/Ella+Y+yO+POSTER+.JPG Blog - Mexican actress Gilda Mercado presents a bilingual piece at United Solo Theatre Artists local and abroad have faced numerous challenges. From balancing day jobs with several projects to juggling mental health and self-care in this overflowing data-driven world. Productivity was rising, engagements were trending and hustling was at its peak, a paradise in broad daylight; but what loomed on the horizon cast a shadow on the majority. Get to know Cha See and how she and her fellow artists, light a path for the ones in the dark through See Lighting Foundation. Can you introduce yourself and where are you right now in the endeavor you are pursuing? My name is Cha and my last name is See. I am Cha See, a freelance lighting designer for stage and environmental installations. I am from Manila, Philippines (born and raised) and I currently live in Brooklyn, New York As a lighting designer, what do you look for in a project? As a lighting designer I look for stories that have a sense of urgency or forms of activism. A story that is universal and that could be told with any diverse spectators. Was there a moment in your life that made you decide, “I want to be a lighting designer”? When I was in college, I started being an actor. The director of our drama club told me that I was not a good enough actor and he presented me an opportunity to light “Once on This Island”. I said yes, not knowing what I was signing up for. I fell in love with it instantaneously. The experience was like learning a language you have no idea exists, and later find yourself speaking it and loving it. Most challenging project you’ve been part of? Every project that I have been part of presents a different challenge. But one of the most challenging projects is WHAT TO SEND UP WHEN IT GOES DOWN by Aleshea Harris and directed by Whitney White. The story is non linear and it presented new ways of thinking how to tell a story in the most stylized way. Most fun project? The project that is the most challenging is almost the most fun, WHAT TO SEND UP WHEN IT GOES DOWN. It was a “family” experience. We were in it through the ups and the downs of the storytelling. Any fun fact about you? I snore like a dolphin. I understand that you have a foundation; can you tell us more about this? The See Lighting Foundation helps 60 theatre artists who are under O1 or OPT visas including myself during this pandemic. We give $500 to each artist on a monthly basis. What made you pursue this advocacy? The lack of resources for immigrant artists at this time of crisis. I needed to do something so I can pay rent and buy food. The same goes for the rest of us in See Lighting Foundation. I cannot wait anymore, I needed to do something and I think that was the start. What do you hope to accomplish with the foundation? We are still raising funds at the moment. We hope to cover five more months of monthly donations to all artists. As of right now we are only covered for the month of August. My hope and dream is to cover the next five months, this way I can assure everyone in the list that they will surely receive monthly financial aid. Any challenges facing your foundation? Yes, I was not trained to raise money nor my partners Kimie Nishikawa (set designer) and Rodrigo Muñoz (costume designer). We are doing this slowly and surely because we really do not know what we are doing! Another challenge is talking to rich and powerful people. So many have ignored us and shut their doors on us. This is challenging because we are not a non-profit and not 501(c3), hence big donors are not interested. Although some big donors are on the way with more donations, but in all honesty this is not enough. Where do you see the foundation going? I see it moving forward by having more people in the list. As of right now we can only help 60 people and we have people who are in the waitlist. My dream is to help 100 immigrant theatre artists until the theatre doors re-open again. How has the pandemic affected you and your endeavors? It has affected me mentally and emotionally. All my shows were cancelled until mid 2021. It affected me in a way that I lost my sense of purpose. My whole life here I designed it in such a way that I live for being a lighting designer. And now that this is gone temporarily, I needed another sense of purpose on why I am living. I needed to wake up and get excited for my day. I am glad I founded See Lighting Foundation. But it also meant that like everyone else I have hit another rock bottom. What do you do when you are not doing theatre? I serve at our local café in Brooklyn (under the table) and I am busy doing all the finances for See Lighting Foundation. I enjoy being with my dog Duncan and my partner Sarah, we love going to parks and being goofy. As a final shoutout how would you invite people to your foundation? We need help more than ever. Stop being an ally level it up by being an accomplice. I say this with urgency. I encourage everyone for their active participation helping us who are in need. The stage will light up soon and it starts with every one playing their part, and Cha is one of many, stretching her hand to help artists walk through the heavy clouds of uncertainty. If you would like to donate: https://www.seelightingfoundation.com If you want to know more about the See Lighting Foundation, or you have an idea, a proposal, or a path to help the foundation: https://www.seelightingfoundation.com Cha’s Instagram: instagram.com/seelightingfoundation https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/cd2d3b37-54dc-46af-ba62-eb9ea624e622/ella+y+yo+blood+.jpg Blog - Mexican actress Gilda Mercado presents a bilingual piece at United Solo - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/constellations monthly 0.5 2021-11-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/f689d314-3e5f-47b9-ae43-a798d3aba8b9/1.jpeg Blog - Constellations, Produced by Raúl Ávila Muñoz - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/project-one-pffy8-kn38n-9dgpb-lgxm6-saxap-krxny monthly 0.5 2021-04-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1618339045101-V0ZQNJWQT6RVJ4HK80R0/Soukaina+HS.png Blog - Duplicity: Soukaina Alaoui El Hassani Soukaina Alaoui El Hassani https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1618339194682-51WAJ8PX2YN0FELU50ZN/Screen+Shot+2021-04-13+at+2.39.33+PM.png Blog - Duplicity: Soukaina Alaoui El Hassani https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/comedyoferrors monthly 0.5 2021-08-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1625190824325-NYIEICWTTNOYKOX2D3JA/2.png Blog - The Blind Cupid Shakespeare Company joins Sour Grapes Productions’ “So Many Shakespeares 2021” Fest Credit: Alexandr Kireev https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1625190859533-6NZ8FR3OWFJRGTFN5I2M/1.png Blog - The Blind Cupid Shakespeare Company joins Sour Grapes Productions’ “So Many Shakespeares 2021” Fest - Make it stand out Credit: Alexandr Kireev https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/project-one-pffy8-kn38n-9dgpb-lgxm6-saxap monthly 0.5 2021-04-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1618338758076-XRJ17DS2AF8JBAK06TTF/BTS.png Blog - Duplicity: Sofia Carregha https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1618338654687-2Q0RL3HWYKAI13PEF7GX/Sofia+Headshot.png Blog - Duplicity: Sofia Carregha Sofia Carregha https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/rnjallswell monthly 0.5 2021-05-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1619723637353-WPPQI2MNELDYDR17D79C/2.jpg Blog - Review: RnJ and All's Well https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1619723449894-OMCP7GPFYGAX7SJGWET5/1.jpg Blog - Review: RnJ and All's Well Theatre Artists local and abroad have faced numerous challenges. From balancing day jobs with several projects to juggling mental health and self-care in this overflowing data-driven world. Productivity was rising, engagements were trending and hustling was at its peak, a paradise in broad daylight; but what loomed on the horizon cast a shadow on the majority. Get to know Cha See and how she and her fellow artists, light a path for the ones in the dark through See Lighting Foundation. Can you introduce yourself and where are you right now in the endeavor you are pursuing? My name is Cha and my last name is See. I am Cha See, a freelance lighting designer for stage and environmental installations. I am from Manila, Philippines (born and raised) and I currently live in Brooklyn, New York As a lighting designer, what do you look for in a project? As a lighting designer I look for stories that have a sense of urgency or forms of activism. A story that is universal and that could be told with any diverse spectators. Was there a moment in your life that made you decide, “I want to be a lighting designer”? When I was in college, I started being an actor. The director of our drama club told me that I was not a good enough actor and he presented me an opportunity to light “Once on This Island”. I said yes, not knowing what I was signing up for. I fell in love with it instantaneously. The experience was like learning a language you have no idea exists, and later find yourself speaking it and loving it. Most challenging project you’ve been part of? Every project that I have been part of presents a different challenge. But one of the most challenging projects is WHAT TO SEND UP WHEN IT GOES DOWN by Aleshea Harris and directed by Whitney White. The story is non linear and it presented new ways of thinking how to tell a story in the most stylized way. Most fun project? The project that is the most challenging is almost the most fun, WHAT TO SEND UP WHEN IT GOES DOWN. It was a “family” experience. We were in it through the ups and the downs of the storytelling. Any fun fact about you? I snore like a dolphin. I understand that you have a foundation; can you tell us more about this? The See Lighting Foundation helps 60 theatre artists who are under O1 or OPT visas including myself during this pandemic. We give $500 to each artist on a monthly basis. What made you pursue this advocacy? The lack of resources for immigrant artists at this time of crisis. I needed to do something so I can pay rent and buy food. The same goes for the rest of us in See Lighting Foundation. I cannot wait anymore, I needed to do something and I think that was the start. What do you hope to accomplish with the foundation? We are still raising funds at the moment. We hope to cover five more months of monthly donations to all artists. As of right now we are only covered for the month of August. My hope and dream is to cover the next five months, this way I can assure everyone in the list that they will surely receive monthly financial aid. Any challenges facing your foundation? Yes, I was not trained to raise money nor my partners Kimie Nishikawa (set designer) and Rodrigo Muñoz (costume designer). We are doing this slowly and surely because we really do not know what we are doing! Another challenge is talking to rich and powerful people. So many have ignored us and shut their doors on us. This is challenging because we are not a non-profit and not 501(c3), hence big donors are not interested. Although some big donors are on the way with more donations, but in all honesty this is not enough. Where do you see the foundation going? I see it moving forward by having more people in the list. As of right now we can only help 60 people and we have people who are in the waitlist. My dream is to help 100 immigrant theatre artists until the theatre doors re-open again. How has the pandemic affected you and your endeavors? It has affected me mentally and emotionally. All my shows were cancelled until mid 2021. It affected me in a way that I lost my sense of purpose. My whole life here I designed it in such a way that I live for being a lighting designer. And now that this is gone temporarily, I needed another sense of purpose on why I am living. I needed to wake up and get excited for my day. I am glad I founded See Lighting Foundation. But it also meant that like everyone else I have hit another rock bottom. What do you do when you are not doing theatre? I serve at our local café in Brooklyn (under the table) and I am busy doing all the finances for See Lighting Foundation. I enjoy being with my dog Duncan and my partner Sarah, we love going to parks and being goofy. As a final shoutout how would you invite people to your foundation? We need help more than ever. Stop being an ally level it up by being an accomplice. I say this with urgency. I encourage everyone for their active participation helping us who are in need. The stage will light up soon and it starts with every one playing their part, and Cha is one of many, stretching her hand to help artists walk through the heavy clouds of uncertainty. If you would like to donate: https://www.seelightingfoundation.com If you want to know more about the See Lighting Foundation, or you have an idea, a proposal, or a path to help the foundation: https://www.seelightingfoundation.com Cha’s Instagram: instagram.com/seelightingfoundation https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1619723527005-YSCVSVKV1JY0P99KGD2D/3.jpg Blog - Review: RnJ and All's Well https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/tartuffe monthly 0.5 2021-08-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1629763997001-RHHOG59W8EWNXXRHLJ9R/43554526_10214524512359611_9192260285899997184_n.jpeg Blog - Joe Staton Talks Tartuffe Theatre Artists local and abroad have faced numerous challenges. From balancing day jobs with several projects to juggling mental health and self-care in this overflowing data-driven world. Productivity was rising, engagements were trending and hustling was at its peak, a paradise in broad daylight; but what loomed on the horizon cast a shadow on the majority. Get to know Cha See and how she and her fellow artists, light a path for the ones in the dark through See Lighting Foundation. Can you introduce yourself and where are you right now in the endeavor you are pursuing? My name is Cha and my last name is See. I am Cha See, a freelance lighting designer for stage and environmental installations. I am from Manila, Philippines (born and raised) and I currently live in Brooklyn, New York As a lighting designer, what do you look for in a project? As a lighting designer I look for stories that have a sense of urgency or forms of activism. A story that is universal and that could be told with any diverse spectators. Was there a moment in your life that made you decide, “I want to be a lighting designer”? When I was in college, I started being an actor. The director of our drama club told me that I was not a good enough actor and he presented me an opportunity to light “Once on This Island”. I said yes, not knowing what I was signing up for. I fell in love with it instantaneously. The experience was like learning a language you have no idea exists, and later find yourself speaking it and loving it. Most challenging project you’ve been part of? Every project that I have been part of presents a different challenge. But one of the most challenging projects is WHAT TO SEND UP WHEN IT GOES DOWN by Aleshea Harris and directed by Whitney White. The story is non linear and it presented new ways of thinking how to tell a story in the most stylized way. Most fun project? The project that is the most challenging is almost the most fun, WHAT TO SEND UP WHEN IT GOES DOWN. It was a “family” experience. We were in it through the ups and the downs of the storytelling. Any fun fact about you? I snore like a dolphin. I understand that you have a foundation; can you tell us more about this? The See Lighting Foundation helps 60 theatre artists who are under O1 or OPT visas including myself during this pandemic. We give $500 to each artist on a monthly basis. What made you pursue this advocacy? The lack of resources for immigrant artists at this time of crisis. I needed to do something so I can pay rent and buy food. The same goes for the rest of us in See Lighting Foundation. I cannot wait anymore, I needed to do something and I think that was the start. What do you hope to accomplish with the foundation? We are still raising funds at the moment. We hope to cover five more months of monthly donations to all artists. As of right now we are only covered for the month of August. My hope and dream is to cover the next five months, this way I can assure everyone in the list that they will surely receive monthly financial aid. Any challenges facing your foundation? Yes, I was not trained to raise money nor my partners Kimie Nishikawa (set designer) and Rodrigo Muñoz (costume designer). We are doing this slowly and surely because we really do not know what we are doing! Another challenge is talking to rich and powerful people. So many have ignored us and shut their doors on us. This is challenging because we are not a non-profit and not 501(c3), hence big donors are not interested. Although some big donors are on the way with more donations, but in all honesty this is not enough. Where do you see the foundation going? I see it moving forward by having more people in the list. As of right now we can only help 60 people and we have people who are in the waitlist. My dream is to help 100 immigrant theatre artists until the theatre doors re-open again. How has the pandemic affected you and your endeavors? It has affected me mentally and emotionally. All my shows were cancelled until mid 2021. It affected me in a way that I lost my sense of purpose. My whole life here I designed it in such a way that I live for being a lighting designer. And now that this is gone temporarily, I needed another sense of purpose on why I am living. I needed to wake up and get excited for my day. I am glad I founded See Lighting Foundation. But it also meant that like everyone else I have hit another rock bottom. What do you do when you are not doing theatre? I serve at our local café in Brooklyn (under the table) and I am busy doing all the finances for See Lighting Foundation. I enjoy being with my dog Duncan and my partner Sarah, we love going to parks and being goofy. As a final shoutout how would you invite people to your foundation? We need help more than ever. Stop being an ally level it up by being an accomplice. I say this with urgency. I encourage everyone for their active participation helping us who are in need. The stage will light up soon and it starts with every one playing their part, and Cha is one of many, stretching her hand to help artists walk through the heavy clouds of uncertainty. If you would like to donate: https://www.seelightingfoundation.com If you want to know more about the See Lighting Foundation, or you have an idea, a proposal, or a path to help the foundation: https://www.seelightingfoundation.com Cha’s Instagram: instagram.com/seelightingfoundation https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/rabbit monthly 0.5 2021-12-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/72e5b8fe-69f4-4e03-9cc7-adf7d73c014d/lamadriguera.jpg Blog - Raul Munoz’ Relationship with La Madriguera - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/7f7ff165-1d80-45e8-ad9a-35852043ccc6/madrigueraposter.jpeg Blog - Raul Munoz’ Relationship with La Madriguera - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/892a90e0-3cde-4deb-bdcc-9658e800269f/lamadriguera_margaritasanzpromo.jpg Blog - Raul Munoz’ Relationship with La Madriguera - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/project-one-pffy8-kn38n-9dgpb-j8jbz-rxng5 monthly 0.5 2021-04-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1618336575604-FOHIHWKE3BBZHWLR6VU1/KOY+1.jpg Blog - Duplicity: KOY KOY, writer of Duplicity https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1618336783862-2G9XTB8NBGI7XVPT2CSS/RE+Y+KOY.JPG Blog - Duplicity: KOY https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/artisttalkjoestaton monthly 0.5 2021-04-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1619548904729-6HR1VCKFRNXSC1CU9L38/2.jpg Blog - Artist Talk: Joe Staton Charles and Mary Lamb https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1619548492780-F91KHA0F6WGG0P63FROV/1.jpg Blog - Artist Talk: Joe Staton Joe Staton as Little Charles in August Osage County by Tracey Letts: Photo Credit: AK47 Division https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/1619549137898-5K0K84K7TX9UDW580FA6/1.jpg Blog - Artist Talk: Joe Staton https://www.teamtheatre.com/blog/ssnina monthly 0.5 2022-02-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fc1c6565687f52b6b87610b/8e89acc0-526f-41db-a26a-172c7bd308ac/Nina.JPG Blog - StarSweeper Interview: Nina Troy-Brandt 1. 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Just as Hugh Jackman appears to be born to play Wolverine, and Rami Malek appeared to literally bring Freddie Mercury back to life, Andrea Stein seems to have been born to play Christine Daaé in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s celebrated adaptation of The Phantom Of The Opera. The production, commissioned by Cloud Theatre - a professional English-speaking touring theatre company in Turkey - perfectly embodied everything that the classic tale represents: love, jealousy, magic, and the supernatural. 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