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.
No Shade
No Shade (2021)
By Reynaldo Piniella
The subway is shut down, the streets are flooded, and time has run out on the Climate Clock. With the crisis at a tipping point, New Yorkers must make a choice.
Mary Stuart
Elizabeth in power. Mary in Prison. This world is only big enough for one Queen to rule.
Adi Roy Makes His Broadway Debut in Jagged Little Pill
Fresh out of his first year at NYU Tisch at Strasberg, Adi Roy is making his Broadway debut as Phoenix in Jagged Little Pill!
SEMINAR
Comedy unfolds as four aspiring young novelists sign up for private writing classes with Leonard, a brilliant but unorthodox literary figure.
Tristan Campbell Stars in New Western, Death Alley
Alumnus Tristan Campbell shares about the range of techniques in his actor toolbelt and his latest film, Death Alley.
Alumni Spotlight: Gideon Okeke
Nigerian actor Gideon Okeke shares about his experience at LSTFI and how his career evolved in the wake of COVID-19.
Learning to Apply The Method as a Playwright or Casting Director
Amy Benson and Amy Dellagiarino share how their experience at LSTFI informs their work at Walking Shadow Readers Theatre.
Alumni Spotlight: Brendan A. Bradley
Since graduating, LSTFI alumnus Brendan Bradley has developed a thriving online platform and founded an Integrative Technology Lab at NYU Tisch.
The Inferno By Dante: What Happens When Method Actors Tackle the Afterlife
Bad Behavior Lab presents The Inferno by Dante, a new play written and directed by LSTFI alumna Julia Di Lorenzo.
Alumni Spotlight: Sebastian Delascasas
Since graduating from LSTFI, Sebastian has found representation with A3 Artists Agency and made a splash in the film festival circuit.
10 Tips for Making the Perfect Self-Tape Audition
Self-tape auditions are unavoidable in today’s acting industry. Here are 10 tips to help you nail your next at-home audition.
Alumnus Chris Bagnall Lands HBO Max Series, Made For Love
Since graduating from LSTFI in 2019, Chris Bagnall has landed a role in the new HBO Max series, Made for Love!
Crimes of the Heart
The AOS Class of 2021 presents Beth Henley’s Crimes of the Heart, directed by Kymberly Harris.
How to Get Into Acting: 5 Steps to Get You Started
If you’re just starting to consider an acting career and are wondering where to begin, we have five steps to help you get started.
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!
Alumni Spotlight: Deana Taheri
Deana Taheri is a NYC-based actor, writer, filmmaker, and casting director. Read all about what she’s been up to since graduating.