Lisa
Lisa (2022)
By Dylan Guerra
Old and new friends gather at a remote cabin to celebrate the anniversary of Lisa’s death. But something in the woods threatens the very fabric of their lives. And their other lives.
Everybody
The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute is proud to present Branden Jacob-Jenkins’ Everybody, directed by Alfonso Rey.
Lee Strasberg’s 121st Birthday
The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute celebrates Lee Strasberg’s 121st birthday.
ANATOMY OF A SUICIDE
The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute presents Alice Birch’s Anatomy of a Suicide.
Scissors
2022 StrasbergWORKS Selection
Casper is severely depressed when he meets Cleo – a morbidly curious girl who just might be his reason to stay alive.
‘Validation’ Selected for the Samuel French Off Off Broadway Festival
Validation by LSTFI alumna Daphne Macy is one of just 30 works selected for the nation’s leading short play festival.
LSTFI Alumni in the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Did you know that the Marvel Cinematic Universe features a number of LSTFI alumni? Read here to find out who!
‘Our Place in the Daylight’ Opens at The Chain Theatre
Wrriten by LSTFI alumna Marissa Alaniz, Our Place in the Daylight runs this July as part of the 2022 Chain Play Festival.
Where the Cross Is Made
An old sea captain goes mad when shadows from the past come to haunt him.
Two Truths and a Lie
After a nasty break up, Claire and Danny play the game Two Truths and a Lie in this romantic comedy.
Icarus’s Mother
This one-act play from Sam Shepard finds five spoiled, idle kids lazing around a beach after a Fourth of July picnic.
The Effect
Sixty-Six Productions presents The Effect by HBO Succession writer Lucy Prebble.
Sixty-Six Productions Presents ‘The Effect’
The Effect at LSTFI Los Angeles has been hailed as “L.A. intimate theater at its most thrillingly, arrestingly effective.”
Anastasiia Duvallie Stars in ‘Broadcast’
LSTFI alumna Anastasiia Duvallie shares insight on her journey to LSTFI and her latest feature film, Broadcast.
Our Town
A Pulitzer Prize-winning drama, Thorton Wilder’s Our Town follows the citizens of Grover’s Corners over the course of a decade.
The Last Supper and Three Years Later
The Last Supper and Three Years Later (2022)
By Calamity West
A group of friends navigate their personal lives and relationships in the days leading up to the 2020 coronavirus pandemic. Act II finds the same group three years later.
A Deep Dive “Beneath The Surface”
An ensemble of entirely LSTFI-trained artists teamed up to create ‘Beneath the Surface’, a short film telling the true stories of women affected by domestic violence.
Fuenteovejuna
NYU Tisch at Strasberg presents Fuenteovejuna, a reknowned Spanish classic by Félix Lope de Vega y Carpio.
Eurydice
LSTFI presents Eurydice by Sarah Ruhl, a reimagining of a classic Greek tragedy through the eyes of its heroine.
Alumni Spotlight: Isabella Uzcátegui
LSTFI alumna Isabella Uzcátegui discusses her journey to acting, her experience at LSTFI, and the latest scoop on her upcoming projects.
‘Tis The Season (No, Not That One): An Actor’s Guide to Taxes
Tax season can be daunting for those with gig-based income. Here are six acting-related expenses that can be written off your taxes.
5 Things You Can Do for Your Acting Career Right Now
As an actor, it’s easy to question if you’re doing enough to further your career. Here are five tangible steps you can take right now.
Celebrating The Win: An Actor’s Guide to Positivity
An actor’s journey is about more than just bookings and rejections. Learn to celebrate these tiny victories that keep you going.
BENT: Holocaust Remembrance Day
LSTFI presents Act II of Martin Sherman’s BENT in honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day.