"Faites des bêtises, mais faites-les avec enthousiasme." - Colette
In other words: You may do silly things, but do them with enthusiasm. Lindsey has lived by this adage all her life.
Lindsey received her BA with honors from Hamilton College. She is a proud graduate of the London International School of the Performing Arts (LISPA), where she trained for two years in the Lecoq method. She's the Co-Founder and Co-Artistic Director of Up & Down Theatre, with whom she creates political satire songs & sketches as part of an ongoing political satire cabaret and video project, WINNING THE FUTURE.
As a director, Lindsey created an original production of THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW that premiered at the Criterion Theatre in Bar Harbor, ME, and has since been twice remounted at The Strand Theatre in Rockland, ME. She's worked both on and off Broadway: she's the Assistant Director of BANDSTAND on Broadway, directed and choreographed by Andy Blankenbuehler (Winner of Best Choreography Tony Award 2017). She's also proud to direct Elizabeth May's folk musical, OLD SOULS, and her solo piece ZODIAC MATH. She recently returned to The Barn Arts Collective to direct an original production of CABARET in August 2017. She's directed at The O'Neill Theatre Center, Goodspeed Opera House, The Santa Fe University of Art & Design, Cloud City, and The Flea, to name a few.
As a writer, Lindsey was a member of the Fresh Ground Pepper PlayGroup, with whom she developed her comedic Medea adaptation VIV IS FOR VENGEANCE (Honorable Mention, American Playwriting Foundation). LUCY, a play with movement, mask and puppetry was the recipient of the Ensemble Studio Theatre/Sloan Commission. Other notable projects include FLOWER SHOP, a dark comedy pilot directed by Jenn Shaw and co-authored by Penny Pollak. Up next, she'll attend the Johnny Mercer Writer's Colony at Goodspeed Opera House as librettist/co-lyiricist on a world premiere musical, THE DINNER TABLE.
As an actor, Lindsey appeared as Miriam Greenberg in Chana Porter's charming play FIRST SUBURB at Cloud City in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. She's a performer and puppeteer with Wildlife Theater at the Central Park Zoo, and she also moonlights with The Drunk Shakespeare Society.
Lindsey is looking forward to whatever adventure is up next.
In other words: You may do silly things, but do them with enthusiasm. Lindsey has lived by this adage all her life.
Lindsey received her BA with honors from Hamilton College. She is a proud graduate of the London International School of the Performing Arts (LISPA), where she trained for two years in the Lecoq method. She's the Co-Founder and Co-Artistic Director of Up & Down Theatre, with whom she creates political satire songs & sketches as part of an ongoing political satire cabaret and video project, WINNING THE FUTURE.
As a director, Lindsey created an original production of THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW that premiered at the Criterion Theatre in Bar Harbor, ME, and has since been twice remounted at The Strand Theatre in Rockland, ME. She's worked both on and off Broadway: she's the Assistant Director of BANDSTAND on Broadway, directed and choreographed by Andy Blankenbuehler (Winner of Best Choreography Tony Award 2017). She's also proud to direct Elizabeth May's folk musical, OLD SOULS, and her solo piece ZODIAC MATH. She recently returned to The Barn Arts Collective to direct an original production of CABARET in August 2017. She's directed at The O'Neill Theatre Center, Goodspeed Opera House, The Santa Fe University of Art & Design, Cloud City, and The Flea, to name a few.
As a writer, Lindsey was a member of the Fresh Ground Pepper PlayGroup, with whom she developed her comedic Medea adaptation VIV IS FOR VENGEANCE (Honorable Mention, American Playwriting Foundation). LUCY, a play with movement, mask and puppetry was the recipient of the Ensemble Studio Theatre/Sloan Commission. Other notable projects include FLOWER SHOP, a dark comedy pilot directed by Jenn Shaw and co-authored by Penny Pollak. Up next, she'll attend the Johnny Mercer Writer's Colony at Goodspeed Opera House as librettist/co-lyiricist on a world premiere musical, THE DINNER TABLE.
As an actor, Lindsey appeared as Miriam Greenberg in Chana Porter's charming play FIRST SUBURB at Cloud City in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. She's a performer and puppeteer with Wildlife Theater at the Central Park Zoo, and she also moonlights with The Drunk Shakespeare Society.
Lindsey is looking forward to whatever adventure is up next.
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