Alumna Rachel Bailit: Bringing The Method to Global Stages
Rachel Bailit teaches Method Masterclass at Shanghai Theatre Academy.
Malikah Stafford Receives the 2025 Clifford Odets Ensemble Play Commission
Sponsored by the Lee Strasberg Creative Center, the commission supports the development of an original play each fall.
‘MASS’ Makes Private Debut at LSTFI’s Marilyn Monroe Theatre
Alumni Jan Latto, Hannah Rose Doherty, and Carolina Velásquez return to LSTFI to share their haunting new short, MASS.
LSFTI’s Sizzling Summer Movie Watchlist
Looking for a way to beat the heat? Here are seven summer movies to add to your watchlist — all featuring LSTFI alumni!
Reina Macias on Honing Her Voice at LSTFI, Building Community, and the Power of Storytelling
Lee & Anna Strasberg Scholarship recipient Reina Macias reflects on her LSTFI journey and her original play, Dinner Party.
What Is a Casting Director, Anyway?
What even is a casting director? We asked your burning questions, so you don’t have to.
Alumnus Saksham Sharma Makes Hollywood Debut Opposite Liam Neeson in Ice Road: Vengeance
Saksham Sharma’s creative journey spans YouTube hits, dedicated actor training, and a new blockbuster premiere.
The Parker Hotel
Adapted by the AOS Class of ’26, The Parker Hotel unfolds over a wedding weekend and explores the complexities of love.
Under the Same Sky: Dan Shaked on Craft, Global Hustle, and the Long Game
LSTFI alumnus Dan Shaked talks about hustling in the industry, honing your craft, and chasing opportunity wherever it leads.
The Truth Deserves a Stage: Dylan Pitanza on Founding Utopia for Losers and Directing ‘Mud’
LSTFI alum Dylan Pitanza is a full-time actor, director, and producter—and co-founder of the NYC theatre company Utopia for Losers.
Venezia Katabian Debuts Her Original Play ‘Coffee at 7?’
Two-Year Conservatory graduate Venezia Katabian makes an impactful directorial debut with her original play, Coffee at 7?.
Hannah Abdoh Takes on a Defining Role in ‘Kabul’
Alumna Hannah Abdoh reflects on her Method training and role in acclaimed miniseries Kabul.
‘Never A Tale of More Woe’: Romeo and Juliet Takes a New Life through a Multicultural Lens
LSTFI alumni Emily Nunes and Venkatesh Vohra stage a new Pan-Asian interpretation of Romeo and Juliet.
Daryna Lytvynenko: From Ukraine to LSTFI’s Young Actors Program
Lee & Anna Strasberg Scholarship recipient Daryna Lytvynenko offers insight to her time at Young Actors at Strasberg.
The Crucible
In the conservative town of Anywhere, USA, paranoia and accusations of witchcraft spread through the community.
Comet Orphan at the Cannes Film Market: A Week to Remember
From red carpets to premiere screenings, the Comet Orphan producing team made the most of every moment in France.
Rising Filmmaker Deana Taheri Pushes Boundaries with ‘Bill’
Taheri’s bold dark comedy, Bill, won Best Horror at HollyShorts’ landmark 20th anniversary festival.
Carl-Philipp Wengler Delivers a Standout Performance in ‘Trail of Blood Antwerp’
After graduating from LSTFI Los Angeles, Carl-Philipp Wengler is on the road to success.
Dry Fall
2025 StrasbergWORKS Selection
In a post-apocalyptic California desert, a troupe of strangers fights to survive in a world conquered and destroyed.
Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead
NYU Tisch at Strasberg proudly presents Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead
Eduardo Olmos Stars in ‘La Cocina’ Alongside Rooney Mara
LSTFI alumnus Eduardo Olmos stars in Alonso Ruizpalacios’ critically acclaimed film, La Cocina, with Rooney Mara and Raúl Briones.
Scholarship Recipient Klara Eales’ Journey to an Off-Broadway Debut
LSTFI alumna Klara Eales makes her Off-Broadway debut in Are We In Love Productions’ Brilliant Traces.
Akira Simoneau Shines on the Global Stage in NHK’s Live New Year’s Special
Young Actors alum Akira Simoneau stars alongside Japanese artist Fujii Kaze in the live NHK New Year’s Eve Show!
Lara Wolf Shines in New Gladiator Series Starring Anthony Hopkins
LSTFI alumna Lara Wolf commands the screen as Queen Berenice in Peacock series ‘Those About to Die’ starring Anthony Hopkins.