Intro to Shakespeare: From an Actor’s Perspective
My first introduction to Shakespeare was in junior high school reading Romeo & Juliet. My memories of it were that it was dry, kind of
January 24, 2022
Morphing from the Page to the Stage: New Play Lab
In which playwriting instructor Elizabeth Heffron magically transforms herself from interviewer to interviewee to discuss the New Play Lab. So, Elizabeth, how can the New
January 24, 2022
Freehold Studio’s Winter 2022 Class Offerings
IN-PERSON CLASSES* Meisner II: Instrument with Robin Lynn Smith 1/4 – 3/20 Sundays and Tuesdays, 5:30 PM – 10:30 PM Stage Combat: Longsword with Geof
November 23, 2021
September 16, 2021
Poetry/Spoken Word: Writing Joy and Beauty through Difficult Times with Daemond Arrindell (BIPOC Only)
This will be the first time Freehold Theatre has hosted a class specifically for Black, Indigenous, Brown and Asian participants (BBIA) and I am very
September 15, 2021
Introducing Our New Registrar: Jordan Compton!
Greetings, Freehold family and thank you for welcoming me! I’m excited to join as your new Registrar and support students and faculty as we
September 14, 2021
Freehold Studio’s Fall 2021 Class Offerings
IN-PERSON CLASSES* Step II: Acting with Text with Annette Toutonghi 9/16 – 11/18 Thursdays, 6:00 PM – 9:30 PM Step I: Intro to Acting Section
August 17, 2021
Behind the Scenes at Auntie Val Rehearsals
The cast and crew of Auntie Val have begun rehearsals after a year’s postponement due to the pandemic. Over the next few weeks, they will continue
June 23, 2021
The Visual, Cosmic, and Ancestral in Auntie Val
Our past is inseparable from our present. Only through an examination and acknowledgement of those before us can we truly understand ourselves and the communities
June 23, 2021
Exploring Solo Performance with Marc Kenison
Article by Elizabeth Dorn I consider myself a translator of others’ works, a person who likes to render people’s ideas. I have taken Steps I
June 21, 2021
