DECEMBER 2012:

-       Isabelle appears as Dora Hand in scenes from Elizabeth Egloff’s The Swan directed by Bailey Jordan Koch in Kevin Kuhlke’s undergraduate directing class at NYU.

NOVEMBER 2012:

-       Isabelle is excited to make her Chekhov debut!! She plays Sasha in a production of Platonov directed by Sina Heiss, Columbia University Directing MFA 2014 candidate, at Schapiro Theater.

-       Platonov gets postponed because of hurricane Sandy!

OCTOBER 2012:

- Isabelle performs in Masterpiece in “What We’ll Do,” a collection of five short plays by Sheila Callaghan presented site-specifically in Greenpoint, Brooklyn by Special Sauce Co. and directed by Ashley Brooke Monroe.

SEPTEMBER 2012:

-       Isabelle returns to New York City energized and inspired by her summer in Williamstown, and begins rehearsals for Chekhov’s lesser-known play Platonov, directed by Columbia University Directing MFA 2014 candidate Sina Heiss.

SUMMER 2012:

- Isabelle spends the Summer of 2012 as an apprentice at the Williamstown Theatre Festival! In addition to lending a hand in various departments and seeing first-hand what it takes to make it all happen at a prestigious regional theatre, Isabelle has the privilege of doing a workshop with The Living Newspaper directed by Laura Savia, and appearing in Greg Keller’s new play for the WTF Fellowship Company, Tripolitania. Isabelle originates the parts of William Shakespeare’s Mom and Vincent Van Gogh in the world premiere of William Shakespeare’s Mom, directed by directing intern Morgan Green. Isabelle also appears in two apprentice-produced projects: she performs Sonnet 5 from Sonnets for an Old Century in a site-specific production directed by fellow apprentice Bailey Jordan, and plays Liz in a reading of Where It Feels, written by fellow apprentice Kaitlin Schuster and directed by fellow apprentice Lauren LaRocca.