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