Saturday, June 15, 2013

JUNE 2013:


-     Isabelle is cast in a new piece in the Harold Clurman Center for New Works in Movement and Dance Theater (MAD)’s Pilot Series! The Pilot Series is a twenty-hour physical theatre laboratory that unites a director/choreographer, two dancers and two actors to create a new work. The purpose of the program is to create dialogue and enhance common vocabulary between artists of the dance/movement and theatre worlds. The program will conclude with a public showing of a work-in-progress and an open discussion about the bridge between dance and theatre.

Thursday, May 2, 2013

MAY 2013:


-     Isabelle plays Margaret/Gretchen in a one-night-only production of UrFaust presented by the Columbia University MFA Directors of 2015 at the Horace Mann Theater.

Saturday, April 13, 2013

APRIL 2013:


-       Isabelle participates in Play on Words Productions’ 168 Hour Play Festival, a one-night-only showcase of new works at New Saloon in NYC. She plays Laurie in the world premiere of The Bones of Terrorists written by Sam Wilson and directed by Kyle Metzger.

Saturday, April 6, 2013


-       Isabelle plays Diane in the theatrical premiere of Barry Gifford’s Blackout, in The Dirty Blondes’ production of Passing Through: Room 603. These three short plays were originally conceived, produced and directed by David Lynch as a TV series for HBO, and The Dirty Blondes’ production at New York’s Access Theater is co-directed by Alexandra Siladi and Shane C. Jensen.

Friday, February 8, 2013

FEBRUARY 2013:


-       Isabelle performs in Is It Already Dusk?, a co-production of the Stella Adler Studio’s Lab Theater and the Irondale Ensemble Project, presented at the Irondale in Brooklyn, NY. She portrays a variety of characters including a soldier, a doctor, a mischievous teenager, and a survivor of 9/11.

Saturday, January 19, 2013


-       Isabelle travels to San Francisco in late January for a workshop and reading of the brilliant Kaitlin Schuster’s play Where It Feels, produced by Do It Live! Productions at The Red Poppy Art House. Isabelle is thrilled to reprise the role of Liz and be reunited with her talented Williamstown friends and colleagues.