The Inferno By Dante: What Happens When a Group of Method Actors Tackles the Catholic Afterlife
Bad Behavior Lab presents The Inferno by Dante, a new play written and directed by LSTFI alumna Julia Di Lorenzo.
PLASTERS Debuts at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
After taking a writing class at LSTFI, Emma Tadmor completed her first original play. PLASTERS will debut this summer at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival!
LSTFI’s New Cicely Tyson Scholarship
Introducing Alyssia Johnson, the first recipient of LSTFI’s Cicely Tyson Scholarship!
LSTFI’s New Chandra Wilson Scholarship
Introducing Justine Robinson, the first recipient of LSTFI’s Chandra Wilson Scholarship!
2021 Oscars Guide: Everything You Need to Know
Learn more about the history of the Academy Awards, the changes to the 2021 ceremony, and this year’s top contenders.
2021 Lee Strasberg Film Festival
On March 19, 2021, LSTFI hosted its 4th annual film festival live on Zoom!
New Associate Degree Program Finishes First Year
AOS Degree students and faculty reflect on the first year of the inaugural class of the Associate’s Degree program at LSTFI Los Angeles. Enrollment is open for the AOS Degree class of 2022.
THE DROWSY CHAPERONE
In a loving send-up of the frivolously inconsequential musicals of the Jazz Age, a fan known as Man in Chair gives a spin to the original cast recording of one such musical.
2020 Lee Strasberg Film Festival
On Friday, March 6, the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute hosted its third annual Strasberg Film Festival!
STUPID F##KING BIRD
Sort of adapted from Anton Chekhov’s The Seagull, Stupid F##king Bird stages a timeless battle between young and old, past and present, in search of the true meaning of it all.
Associate Degree Program Finishes First Term
Strasberg LA has a brand new degree program that just finished its first term. Find out what one of the students, Vjosa Halili, has to say about her experience.
KODACHROME
Welcome to Colchester, a small town where everybody knows each other and the pace of life allows the pursuit of love to take up as much space as it needs.
The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute Celebrates 50 Years
The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute celebrated its 50th Anniversary and honored Geoffrey Horne for over 40 years of teaching!
WHAT OF THE NIGHT
What of the Night is a prophecy about the effects of greed and poverty on American life. A Pulitzer Prize finalist in 1990, today that prophecy feels perhaps more urgent than ever before.
50th Anniversary Group Photo
On October 18, 2019, the student body, staff, faculty, and alumni of The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute gathered for a group photo commemorating The Institute’s 50th Anniversary!
Stanislavsky’s The Three Sisters
Among our 50th Anniversary celebrations, the school invited Dr. Sergei Tcherkasski from Russia to conduct a two-week long masterclass, culminating in a production of the final act of Chekhov’s The Three Sisters.
Fornés Fest
In celebration of Latinx theatre, LSTFI is proud to present an evening of scenes by María Irene Fornés.
StrasbergTALKS: Pooch Hall
On September 17, 2019, season actor Pooch Hall delivered a StrasbergTALK to students at The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute.
Masterclass by Hermann Scherer
The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute welcomes 217 German students as a part of Masterclass by Hermann Scherer.
CONSERVATORY PERFORMANCE SUMMER 2019
The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute presents the Conservatory Performance – Summer 2019!
WINE AND PIZZA
Sisters Melissa and Liz have had a strained relationship over the years, but especially since the death of their father three years ago. “Wine and Pizza” is an examination of the human spirit during one family’s heartache, dysfunction, and survival.
4-Day Intensive with Vincent D’Onofrio
This week, fourteen students and alumni from The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute were selected to study with acclaimed […]
CONSERVATORY PERFORMANCE SPRING 2019
Group One Directed by Leah Reddy
Group Two Directed by Mike Keller
June 19-22, 2019. The Marilyn Monroe Theatre
WE ARE NOT WELL
A failing American cruise ship conglomerate calls on an avant-garde theatre director to adapt Eugène Ionesco’s The Chairs to premiere on board as they launch a new route through The Bahamas. What could go wrong?