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In 1606 the bubonic plague forced the theaters in London to close and social gathering to be prohibited. This was also the year that Shakespeare wrote 3 of his most famous tragedies: Macbeth, Antony & Cleopatra, and King Lear That's not to say you should feel any pressure to write a Shakespearean masterpiece during this shelter-in-place! But you might want to read one - and doing so might make you feel more connected. Had fun sharing some thoughts on "reading with a purpose" Masterpiece Theatre/ Fireside Chat/Shakespeare on Social Distancing/with a touch of Tiger (house cat) King style!
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 by Elisabetta Sirani Currently in rehearsals for Julius Caesar at The Pacific Conservatory Theatre - PCPA, playing Portia, and also serving as the production Dramaturg and Text Coach For tickets and more information click here.
running before and after the Ides of March. Also, join me for a Prologue before every performance - a short, preshow talk about the play, Shakespeare's language, and our unique production!
I am honored to officially announce that I have accepted a new position at Pacific Conservatory Theatre - PCPA, as the new Literary Associate & Hurlbert Artistic Fellow.
In addition to continuing my current work as a Resident Artist (acting, directing, and teaching), I now serve on the Artistic Team, provide dramaturgical support, oversee PCPA's annual InterPlay Reading Series, help in season selection, provide text analysis, work on new adaptations, mentor Dramaturgy interns, and will lead talkbacks and preshow discussions for productions, readings and workshops. I could not be more excited to contribute to PCPA in this deeply fulfilling way, while getting to continue my role as a Resident Artist. Check out Pacific Conservatory Theater for up-coming exciting happenings and how we're getting our Literary leanings on.
Back by popular demand! Three fresh-picked plays read on California's Central Coast. Join us this week at the Severson Theater in Santa Maria Sept 19th - 22nd  Honored to be helping bring these phenomenal plays by three amazing playwrights to PCPA as an actor, director, and PCPA's new Literary Associate THE CAKE - by Bekah Brunstetter Directed by Emily Trask Starring: Kitty Balay, Peter Hadres, Romy Evans, Kaylene Howard, Vincent Lemos Sept. 19 - 7pm & Sept. 22 - 1:30pm PEERLESS - by Jiehae Park Directed by Mark Booher Starring: Rosie Narasaki, Katrina Cleave, Yusef Seevers, Dylan Marks, Bri Costello, Bella Lind Sept. 20 - 7pm & Sept. 21 - 7pm MARY JANE - by Amy Herzon Directed by Andrew Philpot Starring: Polly Firestone-Walker, Katie Fuchs-Wackowski, Emily Trask, McKenna Walwyn, KC Thompson, Chelsea Garcia Sept. 21 - 1:30pm & Sept. 22 - 7pm All tickets are only $10. CLICK HERE for more information on PCPA's InterPlay Series or to read the write up in BROADWAY WORLD.
Honored to recently be the recipient of Encore Michigan's state wide Wilde Award for Best One Person Show for Hope Summer Repertory Theatre's production of An Iliad
Humbled to be nominated in a category alongside Broadway/TV Veterans - James Hindman and Christian Borle, Mary Zimmerman's incredibly timely play On The Exhale, and the premier of a hilarious original show by Kris Andersson. The phenomenal team that all share this award: Muse: Alicia Storin Director: Lenny Banovez Stage Manager: Kris “Murph” Murphy Scenic Design: Sarah Pearline Composition/Sound: Josh Schmidt Lighting Design: Eric Van Tassell Costume Design: Andrew Souders Props Master: Haley Borodine Dresser/Hair: Analiese Puzon ASM and War Coach: Marisol Cowan Understudy: Devri Chism and the HSRT Season 47 Staff who put in so much work and took the risk to produce this play  Extra fun to receive a Wilde Award in Michigan
while performing a Wilde Play in California!! The Importance of Being Earnest is open and on the move to PCPA's beautiful outdoor theater in Solvang, CA!  Jack: Michael Brusasco - Director: Roger DeLaurier - Stage Manager: Christine Collins - Set Design: Jason Bolen - Costume Design: Sara Ice Curran - Lighting Design: Jennifer "Z" Zornow - Sound Design: Elisabeth Weidner - Photo credit: Luis Escobar Reflections Photography Studio
Having a fabulous time with this amazing play, fabulous cast and crew, and getting to play opposite my wickedly talented husband, Michael Brusasco
Having so much fun on this remount of Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder in Solvang, Ca at the charming outdoor Solvang Festival Theater!  For Tickets to this and the other three fabulous outdoor summer shows click here!  Sibella's back! Artwork by the fabulous Madisen Padilla "Emily Trask’s turn as Sibella was first-rate." Santa Barbara Independent
Closing a wild run of A Gentlemen's Guide to Love and Murder in the Marian Theatre at the Pacific Conservatory Theatre in Santa Maria, CA this weekend. But you still have a chance to catch this killer musical! We move the show down to beautiful Solvang, CA and begin our outdoor summer run on June 13th. For tickets and info click!
Shakespeare in Love  is now open and running through March 3rd at the |
 Viola DeLesseps |  Thomas Kent |
 with Kitty Balay as The Nurse |  with the Yusef Seevers and cast |
Costume Rendering: Designer Sara Curran Ice
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