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"All the actors, being in different stages of life, ultimately reached the same end of self realization and acceptance. This was very important to me to experience." - 2023 participant
Queer Stories is back by popular demand! We are currently seeking individuals ages 14-80+ who identify as a member of the LGBTQIA community. Embrace this unique opportunity to share your narrative through this dynamic and FREE program centered on the diverse experiences of the queer community in the DMV area. No acting experience is necessary.
Theatre Lab Life Stories instructors will guide and work closely with the students throughout the 11-week program to craft a powerful and engaging production that amplifies the unique voices of each individual.
We welcome people of all gender identities to participate in this intergenerational program, as we will weave together each participant’s individual experiences to create a collective and original performance!
Schedule: Wednesdays, May 15-July 24, 6-9 PM
Performance: Wednesday, July 24 at 7 PM at the Undercroft Theatre at the Theatre Lab.
**Please note that participants are expected to commit to the entire 11-week program.
Meet the Instructors:
Madeleine Regina is a director, actor, producer, and acting coach who primarily operates out of the Washington D.C. area. Madeleine works in many capacities at The Theatre Lab, including in their youth, adult, and Life Stories programs. Madeleine most notably is the co-producer of Feminist Fairytales, an audio drama that reimagines the genre of fairy tales through a feminist lens.
Bryce Sulecki is The Theatre Lab's Life Stories Manager and Program Manager. He brings creativity, passion, and expertise to his role, helping to shape and manage programs that empower individuals to share their personal narratives through the performing arts. Bryce is also a musician who has performed across the United States.
Media Contact: Cassie Houy
Marketing and Events Manager
JOIN TOP DC ACTORS, DIRECTORS, AND PLAYWRIGHTS FOR THE THEATRE LAB’S 13TH ANNUAL DRAMATHON ON APRIL 29
April 29,2024 (WASHINGTON) — The Theatre Lab School of the Dramatic Arts invites actors and non-actors alike to attend the 13th Annual Dramathon, DC’s one-of-a-kind theatrical extravaganza happening on Monday, April 29 at 7:30pm! This is a free event open to the public. Hosted by The Theatre Lab, the annual event brings together some of Washington’s best-known actors, directors, playwrights, and theatre enthusiasts for a one-night-only live show of short plays written specifically for this event.
The Dramathon is a signature event of The Theatre Lab’s Send a Kid to Theatre Camp campaign, which provides scholarships for our award-winning summer camps and institutes for kids and teens. Anyone can sign up to raise money for the scholarship fund and earn spots on stage next to the professional guest actors. All the actors, playwrights, and directors are graciously donating their time for the event, doing their part to help The Theatre Lab provide more than $140,000 in scholarship assistance to send over 150 low-income children and teens to theatre camp this summer.
“We’re thrilled to be bringing the Dramathon back in person after several years relegated to the world of Zoom. The online Dramathon was fun and rewarding, too, but there’s nothing like getting in a room together to enjoy some great plays, celebrate the creativity of our community, and raise money so as many kids as possible can connect, create, and grow in drama camp this summer,” said Theatre Lab Co-Executive Director Buzz Mauro.
Similar to a walkathon, the Dramathon brings together some of Washington’s best-known actors, directors, playwrights, and theatre enthusiasts for a one-night-only live show of short plays written specifically for this event. Participant pledges will support The Theatre Lab’s Send a Kid to Theatre Camp Campaign that aims to raise $150,000 in scholarships to send over 135 kids to summer drama camp in 2024.
A roster of award-winning and nominated actors is on the bill again this year: Frank Britton (2018 Helen Hayes Outstanding Lead Actor in a Play), Evan Casey (a Signature Theatre regular), Julie-Ann Elliott (Olney Theatre, The Kennedy Center), Christopher Henley (former Artistic Director of Avant Bard), Madeleine Regina (1st Stage, Meisner Technique specialist), Kim Schraf (Ford’s Theatre, Shakespeare Theatre), Deidra LaWan Starnes (Folger Theatre, Shakespeare Theatre Company), and The Theatre Lab’s own Co-Director Deb Gottesman (Keegan Theatre, Woolly Mammoth) will perform in readings of brand new short plays by Allyson Currin, D.W. Gregory, Caleen Sinnette Jennings, Jake Jeppson, J.J. Johnson, Deidra LaWan Starnes, Kathryn O’Sullivan, and Laura Zam. All guest artists are graciously donating their time for the event, doing their part to help The Theatre Lab to continue to deliver transformative theatre education.
Don’t miss out on this unforgettable evening! Attendance is free – RSVP required. Visit theatrelab.org/dramathon for more.
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About The Theatre Lab: The Theatre Lab is Washington, DC’s largest and most comprehensive independent, nonprofit school for the dramatic arts. The Theatre Lab’s mission is to transform lives through theatre. Since its founding in 1992, The Theatre Lab has worked to make the real-life benefits of theatre training accessible to all regardless of age, income, or experience level. Program highlights include a conservatory to prepare actors for a profession in the arts, year-round multi-week courses for youth and adults, summer drama camps for kids and teens, and the nationally recognized Life Stories program.
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AICA is a collective impact project in which young adults, ages 18-25, who have encountered obstacles to livable wage employment train to become theatre technicians and embark on careers as stage hands and lighting and sound engineers, a high-wage, high-demand industry in DC. Led by The Theatre Lab, Capitol Hill Arts Workshop, Life Pieces To Masterpieces and the DC Arts Education Alliance, the IACA is designed to combat two pressing needs that arose from the pandemic: 1) the number of youth who were disengaged from school and work, and 2) the shortage of skilled theatre technicians, which has caused a labor crisis in the creative economy. The success of the program is tangible. Our recent graduates are working all over town–at Woolly Mammoth, GALA Hispanic Theatre, Studio Theatre, and the Shakespeare Theatre Company, to name just a few.
Theatre Lab Co-Director Deb Gottesman hailed the Share Fund gift as transformational. “The Share Fund made the first investment in the program when it was just an idea in 2022. They took a chance on us and that allowed us to attract many more stakeholders and funders. We are so grateful that The Share Fund is now ensuring the continued impact of the program on its participants and the community.”
Wondering what students in the Arts Institute for Creative Advancement have been up to this year? We sat down with three students in the 2024 cohort to discuss their experiences in the program so far. Here's what they had to share:
Muttaqi Daniels (20 years old):
"I was working a dishwashing job out of high school. I was working long hours, doing the work of about 4 people at once. A friend of my aunt had a flyer about the opportunity with the AICA so I applied. During the interview, I was almost moved to tears. I went home and told my mom that this might be it. All throughout high school, I had friends but I didn't really have people I could be myself with. Meeting people in this program, I feel comfortable walking up to anybody and talking to them. It's not what I'm used to. This program made me realize how much goes into media production. From Angelo to Natalie, everyone in the program goes out of their way to be helpful. When we go on site visits, I find myself becoming familiar with the things we have been learning and it's motivating. This program is making me feel like I have a second wind."
Noah Wesley (25 years old):
"I heard about the opportunity to apply for the program through my case manager at my housing center. These first few weeks in the AICA have introduced me to a such a great community of people. Through Color Me Community, we felt like we had a safe space to be vulnerable and welcome many diverse personalities. We've been learning so many useful skills that can be applied to many different areas in the field. I'm personally interested in learning more about festival planning and entrepreneurial skill-building. Theprogram gives each of us the training needed to pursue our individual interests and I think that's really special."
Taariq Saadiq (24 years old):
"I had been searching for jobs for awhile. The first few weeks in the program have been a whirlwind. I didn't know anything about theatre coming into theprogram. It's been a busy few weeks of learning but through the shadowing I've been doing recently, I've learned that I actually knew the material better than I thought. The audio engineering space has been really intriguing to me but I'm staying open to all opportunities. Getting to know my classmates has been great. We do a lot of things outside of class as a group. A group of about five of us created our own "writers club" since some of us like to write creatively. We each read each others work and discuss in a group once a week. It's been nice having this community."
Meet the AICA Program Director: Natalie Pertz (she/her) is the Arts Institute for Creative Advancement Program Director. Most recently she was Head of Education at The Kreeger Museum between 2021-2023. Natalie holds a Master’s Degree in arts administration from Goucher College and a Bachelor of Arts in theatre and communication arts from Gannon University. In addition to her academic studies, Natalie has trained at The Eugene O’Neill National Theater Institute, Theatre of the Oppressed NYC, and The Globe Education Center in London, England. Following undergraduate graduation, Natalie spent the 2014-2015 season as an Education Apprentice at Hartford Stage, a Tony-award winning regional theatre in Hartford, Connecticut. As a teaching artist, Natalie has taught and supervised the implementation of STEAM curriculum with pre-school through aging adult students in multiple states and districts such as Erie, Syracuse, and Hartford. She returned to Hartford Stage in 2017 after working as a STEAM enrichment teacher in Syracuse, New York. Natalie remained at Hartford Stage full-time as Education Associate until Summer 2020. Outside of the hustle, Natalie is an ultramarathoner who loves pasta dinners, strong coffee, and conversation. Since 2021 she has resided in Washington, DC, with her partner, Conor, and their two cats (‘Memphis’ and ‘Reese’).
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Student alumni: David Gross performs as Uncle John in Rockville Little Theatre's The Grapes of Wrath, February 2-4. Janice Zucker is Ma in Dominon Stage's Torch Song, running until February 10. Rachel Brightbill performs as Truvy Jones in Gaithersburg Art Barn's Steel Magnolias, February 9 - 25. Susannah Wells is Dusty in Red Barn Theatre's POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive, January 30 - February 24. Michael Sandoval performs as Drake/Ensemble in The Little Theatre of Alexandria's Annie, February 10 - March 2. Jaylen Henderson is Dontrell Jones III (lead) in Sisters Freehold's Dontrell, Who Kissed the Sea, February 16-March 3.
Faculty members: Tonya Beckman and Deidra Starnes will star in 1st Stage's Shutter Sisters, February 1-18. Casey Kaleba is the Fight Director for GALA Hispanic Theatre's The Palacios Sisters, February 1-25.
Teen alumni: Antonio Amaral is Ed Boone in Beyond the Page's The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, February 1-10.
Special shoutout to former student, Jean Rosolino, who recently won Best Performance, Drama Short; Pittsburgh Moving Picture Festival, 2023; StarTime and Best Acting Duo, Silver Award; Independent Shorts Awards, LA, 2023; The Strangle of Ivy. "I thank The Theatre Lab for offering these classes and for Brenna and John’s guidance as I began my film career!" - Jean Rosolino (Jean moved to the DMV area in 2018 and took her first on-camera classes with Brenna McDonough and John Judy).
Community News: Natasha Sánchez is an Assistant Stage Manager in Constellation Theatre's Desperate Measures, February 15 - March 17. India Samantha Gregory performs as Nanny and Janice Vickery in Spotlighters Theatre's The Effects of Gamma Rays on Man-In-The-Moon Marigolds, until February 4. Brianna Day is Avery in St. Mark's Players' Rapture, Blister, Burn, February 23-March 9. Khalia Muhammad performs as Gabby/Nikki in Woolly Mammoth's The Sensational Sea Mink-ettes, February 10-March 4.
Thank you to everyone who reached out with a submission. We do our best to feature as many events as we can each month. Follow us on social for more @theatrelabdc.
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We are honored to congratulate the following Theatre Lab alumni and faculty on their 2024 Helen Hayes Award Nominations! The Helen Hayes Awards acknowledge exceptional accomplishments in professional theaters and among theatre creators throughout the Washington, DC region. Named in honor of the iconic First Lady of the American Theatre, Helen Hayes, these awards applaud the artists and organizations whose contributions contribute to making the Washington, DC area a vibrant and nationally acclaimed theater community.
This is the first year that TWO of our students have been nominated for outstanding performances. At The Theatre Lab, we believe that high-level theatre training should be accessible to all. We would not be where we are today without our talented instructors and students who dedicate themselves to the power of theatre education. The Helen Hayes Award Ceremony will take place on Monday, May 22, 2024 at The Anthem in Washington, D.C.
Outstanding Lead Performer in a Musical
Anna Phillips Brown (Teen Alumni) - Jimmy Buffett's Escape to Margaritaville, Toby's Dinner Theatre
Bobby Smith (Adult Faculty) - Fun Home, Studio Theatre
Outstanding Supporting Performer in a Play
Craig Wallace (Adult Faculty) - August Wilson's Radio Golf, Round House Theatre
Jacob Yeh (Honors Acting Conservatory Graduate) - King of the Yees, Signature Theatre
Jacob Yeh (Honors Acting Conservatory Graduate) - How the Light Gets In, 1st Stage Theatre
Outstanding Choreography in a Play
Casey Kaleba (Adult Faculty) - Kill the Ripper, We Happy Few
Outstanding Lighting Design in a Play
Helen Garcia-Alton (Student Alumni) - How the Light Gets In, 1st Stage Theatre
Outstanding Ensemble in a Play - How the Light Gets In (10 Nominations)
Tonya Beckman (Adult Faculty)
Madeleine Regina (Adult and Youth Faculty)
Jacob Yeh (Honors Acting Conservatory Graduate)
How the Light Gets In (10 nominations)
The cast featured two Theatre Lab faculty members and an Honors graduate in three of the four roles!
***And a special shoutout to Kate Poms (Youth Faculty). Kate was the casting director for The Honey Trap, Solas Nua, which received 10 nominations!
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"Theatre blends some the most pure and basic of our human needs; to explore, communicate, connect, and imagine. What I love about The Theatre Lab is that they harness the power of the arts to give a voice to those who are most vulnerable in our society and allow them to cultivate those needs and skills that otherwise may have never fully developed." - Terah Herman-Saldaña
Happy TEN YEAR anniversary to our drama llama mama, Terah Herman-Saldaña! The Theatre Lab simply wouldn’t be the same without our incredible Youth Program Director and Development Manager.
“Terah is an extraordinary leader,” says Theatre Lab Co-Director Deb Gottesman. “She makes every child, parent, and faculty member who comes through our doors feel welcome, and she provides them with the tools they need to be successful. She is the reason families and teachers come back year after year.”
Adds Co-Director Buzz Mauro, “It’s hard to believe that it’s been ten years since Terah walked through our doors - until I stop and look at all she’s accomplished, which would have taken most people twenty. Thanks for everything, Terah!”
Please join us in congratulating Terah on this milestone. Write a note to Terah at Terah@theatrelab.org.
Terah Herman-Saldaña has been a teaching artist for over 15 years and is a full-time member of The Theatre Lab staff, serving as the Director of Youth Programs and the Development/Outreach Manager. She is a full-time member of The Theatre Lab staff, serving as the Director of Youth Programs and the Development/Outreach Manager. In addition to her work at The Theatre Lab, she has worked as a teaching artist at Imagination Stage, West Chester Academy, The Center of Science and Industry, Starfire, Kennedy Heights Arts Center, The University of Kentucky, and Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. She is an alum of the US Department of State International Exchange program, in which she took The Theatre Lab’s Life Stories program to Malaysia. She is also a recipient of the National Theatre Conference’s Emerging Professional Award.
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Congratulations to Theatre Lab Co-Director Deb Gottesman on being named a Washingtonian of the Year by Washingtonian Magazine! Access the issue here and see page 42. The magazine honors 10 local heroes annually who are using their experience, smarts, and creativity to make our region a better place to live.
Access the issue here and see page 42.
The Theatre Lab was honored to see our Life Stories Program featured on the front page of The Washington Post this past Sunday! In partnership with Making a Difference DC, our Life Stories Program collaborated with the Strong Azz Mothers to share their stories in an original dramatic performance. United by the loss of their children to gun violence, these women turned pain into purpose through a beautiful theatrical creation.. Read the article »
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"All the actors, being in different stages of life, ultimately reached the same end of self realization and acceptance. This was very important to me to experience." - 2023 participant
Queer Stories is back by popular demand! We are currently seeking individuals ages 14-80+ who identify as a member of the LGBTQIA community. Embrace this unique opportunity to share your narrative through this dynamic and FREE program centered on the diverse experiences of the queer community in the DMV area. No acting experience is necessary.
Theatre Lab Life Stories instructors will guide and work closely with the students throughout the 11-week program to craft a powerful and engaging production that amplifies the unique voices of each individual.
We welcome people of all gender identities to participate in this intergenerational program, as we will weave together each participant’s individual experiences to create a collective and original performance!
Schedule: Wednesdays, May 15-July 24, 6-9 PM
Performance: Wednesday, July 24 at 7 PM at the Undercroft Theatre at the Theatre Lab.
**Please note that participants are expected to commit to the entire 11-week program.
Meet the Instructors:
Madeleine Regina is a director, actor, producer, and acting coach who primarily operates out of the Washington D.C. area. Madeleine works in many capacities at The Theatre Lab, including in their youth, adult, and Life Stories programs. Madeleine most notably is the co-producer of Feminist Fairytales, an audio drama that reimagines the genre of fairy tales through a feminist lens.
Bryce Sulecki is The Theatre Lab's Life Stories Manager and Program Manager. He brings creativity, passion, and expertise to his role, helping to shape and manage programs that empower individuals to share their personal narratives through the performing arts. Bryce is also a musician who has performed across the United States.
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Apr 18
Queer Stories is Back this Summer!
"All the actors, being in different stages of life, ultimately reached the same end of self realization and acceptance. This was very important to me to experience.... -
Apr 05
Press Release: The Theatre Lab’s 13th Annual Dramathon on April 29
Media Contact: Cassie Houy Marketing and Events Manager Cassie@theatrelab.org JOIN TOP DC ACTORS, DIRECTORS, AND PLAYWRIGHTS FOR THE THEATRE LAB’S 13TH ANNUAL DR... -
Apr 05
The AICA Receives Two-Year $500,000 pledge
We're thrilled to announce that The Share Fund has renewed their extraordinary support of the Arts Institute for Creative Advancement(AICA), pledging $500,000 in ... -
Mar 18
Community Highlight: AICA Class of 2024
Wondering what students in the Arts Institute for Creative Advancement have been up to this year? We sat down with three students in the 2024 cohort to discuss their ... -
Jan 31
Where Are They Now: February 2024
Check out where our students, faculty, and alums are performing this month. Student alumni: David Gross performs as Uncle John in Rockville Little Theatre's The G... -
Jan 24
2024 Helen Hayes Nominations
We are honored to congratulate the following Theatre Lab alumni and faculty on their 2024 Helen Hayes Award Nominations! The Helen Hayes Awards acknowledge exceptiona... -
Jan 16
Cheers to Ten Years!
"Theatre blends some the most pure and basic of our human needs; to explore, communicate, connect, and imagine. What I love about The Theatre Lab is that they harness... -
Dec 22
Theatre Lab Co-Director Deb Gottesman Named a Washingtonian of the Year
Deb Gottesman and Life Stories Celebrated by Washingtonian Magazine -
Dec 05
The Theatre Lab’s Life Stories® Program Featured Front Page in The Washington Post!
The Theatre Lab was honored to see our Life Stories Program featured on the front page of The Washington Post this past Sunday! In partnership with Making a Differenc... -
Nov 01
My Renaissance Weekend
My Renaissance Weekend by Buzz Mauro Last spring I received a letter - an actual letter in the actual mail - addressed to me as "Co-Founder and Co-Director" of ...