July 7, 2020

We at Freehold know that we are not the experts in the work of dismantling racism in ourselves and our organization and so, as eternal

In an ongoing series, we asked a few of our faculty and students what they’ve been up to in the past few months. Read on

An Octoroon by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins (2014)  In an invigorating act of theatrical demolition, Mr. Jacobs-Jenkins resurrected — and exploded — Dion Boucicault’s dusty 19th-century melodrama

Meisner class had been a great revelation to me. The first two quarters helped me immensely in discovering the process and tools for exploring a

          This past Sunday was the final day of the nine-month Meisner program I took at Freehold Theatre. This work changed

March 11: Producers cancel remainder of the play A Series of Small Cataclysms March 23: Stay at home order in effect for WA March 26:

Edward Sampson and I had a theatre company called Stark/Raving Theatre. Our working motto:  Ululatus magna elit. Sinit experiri. That sounds like a terrible idea. Let’s

Before there was the written word, there was the word that was spoken. This class is both modern and ancient. It is a return to