Things I’m doing.

I recently joined the ranks of many illustrious New York actors by making my Law & Order: SVU debut.  Keep your eyes peeled for my episode in early January.  My Bored to Death episode aired!  Woot! 

Super Rays

Brendan and I closed The Complete and Condensed Stage Directions of Eugene O’Neill, a NY Neo-Futurist prime time show.  We got delightful reviews in the “NY Times,” The New Yorker and New York Magazine to name a few.  You saw it/missed it.  It was pretty darn fun.

"the hunter and the swan discuss their meeting" still

I went to the 2011 The Sundance Film Festival.  The Hunter and The Swan Discuss Their Meeting premiered there and was well-received. 

I’m in the early-making stages of Falling, a piece that will be taking place at La Mama in early 2012.

Things I’m doing.

I recently joined the ranks of many illustrious New York actors by making my Law & Order: SVU debut.  Keep your eyes peeled for my episode in early January.  My Bored to Death episode aired!  Woot! 

Super Rays

Brendan and I closed The Complete and Condensed Stage Directions of Eugene O’Neill, a NY Neo-Futurist prime time show.  We got delightful reviews in the “NY Times,” The New Yorker and New York Magazine to name a few.  You saw it/missed it.  It was pretty darn fun.

"the hunter and the swan discuss their meeting" still

I went to the 2011 The Sundance Film Festival.  The Hunter and The Swan Discuss Their Meeting premiered there and was well-received. 

I’m in the early-making stages of Falling, a piece that will be taking place at La Mama in early 2012.

About:

Lauren Sharpe has been making theater in NYC for a little while now, having made the move from Chicago in 2008. While in Chicago, Lauren performed site-specific spectacles with Redmoon, also appearing in "The Golden Truffle" and "The Princess Club." Lauren has also worked with The Chicago Neo-Futurists and has written for/performed in "Roustabout: The Great Circus Train Wreck!," "Picked Up" and "Fake Lake," a play performed in and around a Chicago Park District pool. Since arriving in NYC, she has been lucky enough to join the New York Neo-Futurists, performing in their long-running show, "Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind." Most recently, she appeared in the critically-acclaimed full-length piece, "The Complete and Condensed Stage Directions of Eugene O'Neill, Vol. 1." She is a teaching artist at The New Victory Theater and a pediatric hospital clown with Big Apple Circus Clown Care.