Fall Drama Productions Shine

Wednesday, Feb 01, 2023
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Juilliard Drama

This fall, third- and fourth-year acting students took to the Stephanie P. McClelland Drama Theater stage, putting their training into practice with the creative support of professional directors and designers and Juilliard’s expert production team. This semester, Group 52 brings the fourth-year season to a close with Ayad Akhtar's The Who & The What, directed by Aneesha Kudtarkar (Feb. 16-19). Later in the spring, Group 53 returns with two more exciting plays: The Oresteia by Ellen McLaughlin, directed by Ellen Lauren (April 19-22) and Wintertime by Charles L. Mee, directed by alumnus Jimonn Cole (May 5-7).

 

 

Fall Drama Productions Shine | Slideshow - Modal Window

Two actors, mid-performance, stand on stage and appear to be looking at something in the distance

Fall Drama Productions Shine

Third-years Jaehan Pag and Aidan Cazeau in Shakespeare’s As You Like It, directed by Lisa Rothe

Two actors mid-performance in a scene, standing in an office. One appears to be trying to convince or ask the other for something.

Fall Drama Productions Shine

Third-years Malenky Welsh and Kassandra Norymar Cruz Cuberos in Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure, directed by Stephen Brown-Fried

A group of actors on stage, mid-performance, are dressed like soldiers. The words "The Soldiers Fictionalize Their History" are being projected onto the stage and scenery.

Fall Drama Productions Shine

Fourth-years in Howard Barker’s The Power of the Dog, directed by Evan Yionoulis

Two actors mid-performance in a scene at a bar. Their glasses are empty, as though they've already been drinking, and the actors are smiling. One actor clutches her head.

Fall Drama Productions Shine

Fourth-years Lark White and Zamo Mlengana in How to Catch Creation by Christina Anderson, directed by Raz Golden

Two actors, mid-performance, stand on stage and appear to be looking at something in the distance
Two actors mid-performance in a scene, standing in an office. One appears to be trying to convince or ask the other for something.
A group of actors on stage, mid-performance, are dressed like soldiers. The words "The Soldiers Fictionalize Their History" are being projected onto the stage and scenery.
Two actors mid-performance in a scene at a bar. Their glasses are empty, as though they've already been drinking, and the actors are smiling. One actor clutches her head.
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