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Related Organizations ::  ActorsWork: Steven
Anderson's
studio/production company in Los
Angeles. Steven is a Guest Artist at Green Wood Studio and
was an instructor at the Seattle-Orcas
Acting Retreat. If you are in the Los Angeles area, you
can contact Steven for workshops, private lessons or other
information. Artistic New Directions: Colleagues in NY who sponsor workshops, retreats, new works performances, et cetera. Kristine Niven and her summer retreats are the model for Green Wood Studio's Seattle-Orcas Acting Retreat. It was at AND's summer retreats where Molly Lyons began working on her solo show, A Most Notorious Woman. Bas Bleu Theatre Company: Salon style theatre in Fort Collins, CO where Molly Lyons' one woman show, A Most Notorious Woman, celebrated its world premiere to sold-out houses and rave reviews. Louise Carnachan & Camille Wooden's show, Mother Load, performed there in a Summer Festival of Hits, and audience feedback, along with roaring laughs, was full of reminiscences of their own growing-up years. Embodiment Workshops: Our colleague & dear friend, Rob O'Neill, teaches his trademarked Embodiment workshops in his home town of NYC, once a year in Seattle, every winter at the annual Actors' International Retreat Experience and elsewhere internationally. http://www.embodimentworkshops.org
Pacific
Theatre: in Vancouver, BC, Canada where
A Most Notorious Woman had its
Canadian premiere to sold-out houses. Molly Lyons also directed The
Clearing and The Foreigner there. Liffy Productions
co-op presentation of Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagerie
performed there.
Studio Affiliated
Artists, Groups and Performances :: Emi Clark: Chicago performer, a delightful Dom Perignon of an actress, dear friend and our Chicago Area Coordinator for SOAR and Molly Lyons' touring workshops to Chicago. http://www.emiclark.com Jon Langrell: Lighting Designer extraordinaire and a long-time friend. Jon is an emotional painter of light. http://jlld.com Off Limits Improvisational Theater: A number of the members of Off Limits are Green Wood Studio regulars. We encourage you to visit their site, hire them for your special occasion or attend one of their local performances. www.offlimitsimprov.com Melina Pyron: soprano with Chicago's Lyric Opera, long time Green Wood Studio student who continues to study with Molly Lyons and performs internationally. http://melinapyron.com Libby Skala: Green Wood Studio Member, performs her solo show, Lilia, internationally. Libby is a magical actress and dear human being. http://liliashow.homestead.com/ Jeffrey Sweet: Jeff is a playwright and teacher who has taught and collaborated with many of the artists affiliated with Green Wood Studio. He works with the prestigious O'Neill Center and Artistic New Directions annual festivals/retreats. His plays are frequently nominated for awards. His books: The Dramatist's Toolkit, Solving Your Script and Something Wonderful Right Away are on our recommended reading list. Jeff has a great links page. http://www.jeffreysweet.com Cristina Villareale: Cristina is a soprano who worked in Mozart's Magic Flute, directed by Molly Lyons. She is a wonderful singer and fabulous actor. http://www.belsogno.com/
Barbara Rey/Talent Consultant: Good Seattle resource for finding your way around the business, helps actors develop a strategy and plan for a career. www.creatalent.com West Coast Actors Resource (one of many): Has references to west coast casting directors, agents, etc. www.atlantisentertainment.net Actors' Center: is a service organization for Washington DC area actors and a terrific resource for all kinds of information, regardless of your home area. Visit them! www.actorscenter.org Unions (all of these sites have more links) Actor's Equity Association: The national theatrical actors union site. Wonderful resources and links. Locally, the Seattle liaison contact is: Kevin Hadley (425) 637-7332 www.actorsequity.org Writer's Guild of America (West): www.wga.org Director's Guild of America: www.dga.org
Industry Related Organizations and
Resources :: League of American Theatres and Producers: www.broadway.org Theatre Communications Group: www.tcg.org Onstage: www.onstage.org Places to Find
Scripts :: Elliot Bay Bookstore www.elliottbaybook.com Seattle Public Library -- did you know that the downtown library has a huge catalogue file of just about every play ever written? Anything published by Sam. French or Dramatist's Playwriting Svc., etc., is in a giant file in the theatre section. Their online service is: http://www.spl.lib.wa.us/index.html The Plays of William Shakespeare -- see
below. Other Publications and News
Services :: Backstage: www.backstage.com Variety: www.variety.com BuzzLA: www.buzzla.com BuzzNY: www.buzznyc.com
Newsletters and reviews :: I subscribe to newsletters/reviews published in London and NY in order to keep up on the international theatre scene. It's a good idea to be the smartest actor you can be. In any area/field, there are going to be online news subscriptions that can keep you up to date. I encourage you to find them and sharpen the saw so that your instrument can remain on the cutting edge! Some of my favorites are posted in this section. - Molly Lyons http://newyork.citysearch.com
Other e-newsletters to which I
subscribe:
Shakespeare
Sites ::
For those of you looking for the First
Folio version of the plays:
This is the company where Studio guest artist, Jonny Epstein, performs and is a company member.
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