Elizabeth in The Resolute
Written by Gabrielle Sinclair, directed by Colleen Britt for Infinite Variety Productions, produced by Wyoming Theatre Festival. Performed at the WYO Theatre September 2017.
Cast: Laurel Anderson, Malin Barr, Katya Collazo, Erin Kranz, Claire Allegra Taylor, and Kelly Teaford. Dramaturgy: Ashley Adelman. Assistant Director: Abbi Manoucheri, Ashley Adelman. Stage Manager: Robyn Monkarsh. Costumes: Dee Sullivan. Production Manager: Jerry Dougherty. Technical Director: Christina Barrigan. Artistic Director of Wyoming Theatre Festival: DannyLee Hodnett.
In the press:
www.broadwayworld.com/casper/article/Photo-Flash-First-Look-at-THE-RESOLUTE-at-Wyoming-Theater-Festival-20170915
http://www.bykennethjones.com/women-swing-fences-gabrielle-sinclairs-vassar-set-baseball-play-resolute/
Photos by H. Michael Roberts
Cast: Laurel Anderson, Malin Barr, Katya Collazo, Erin Kranz, Claire Allegra Taylor, and Kelly Teaford. Dramaturgy: Ashley Adelman. Assistant Director: Abbi Manoucheri, Ashley Adelman. Stage Manager: Robyn Monkarsh. Costumes: Dee Sullivan. Production Manager: Jerry Dougherty. Technical Director: Christina Barrigan. Artistic Director of Wyoming Theatre Festival: DannyLee Hodnett.
In the press:
www.broadwayworld.com/casper/article/Photo-Flash-First-Look-at-THE-RESOLUTE-at-Wyoming-Theater-Festival-20170915
http://www.bykennethjones.com/women-swing-fences-gabrielle-sinclairs-vassar-set-baseball-play-resolute/
Photos by H. Michael Roberts
Cecily in Carnivores...?
Written by D. Matthew Beyer, directed by Andrew Huber, produced by Gorilla Tango. Performed at Gorilla Tango September 2016.
Sonia in Crime and Punishment
Directed by Michael E. Burke performed at The Theatre School Spring 2016
Lighting by Jay Koch
Photos by Innovation Artists
Lighting by Jay Koch
Photos by Innovation Artists
Gertrude in FAILURE: A Love Story
Written by Philip Dawkins.
Directed by Kymberly Mellen and performed at The Theatre School Winter 2016.
"Nelly was the first of the Fail girls to die. Followed soonafter by her sisters Jenny June, and Gerty Fail. In that order. Causes of death were blunt object, disappearance, and consumption. Also in that order."
Photos by Vance Mellen.
Directed by Kymberly Mellen and performed at The Theatre School Winter 2016.
"Nelly was the first of the Fail girls to die. Followed soonafter by her sisters Jenny June, and Gerty Fail. In that order. Causes of death were blunt object, disappearance, and consumption. Also in that order."
Photos by Vance Mellen.
Modesta in Esperanza Rising
Directed by Lisa Portes, performed at the Merle Reskin Theatre Fall 2015.
Hotelkeeper in Dreams
By Wajdi Mouawad and directed by Camille Litalien and created by the ensemble. The Theatre School Winter 2015.
Emily Webb in Our Town
At Portola Valley Theatre Conservatory, Directed by Cheryl Goodman-Morris, March 2012
"Our Town is set in 1901, but the themes the play addresses are the same ones we face every day in 2012. So instead of costumes from the early 1900s, you will find the cast dressed in clothing that you might pull on to run to the grocery store. And you will sit close enough to the actors to almost touch them, experiencing firsthand the miracle of the story as it unfolds around you. Music weaves throughout the play, heightening the moments. The sum total of all these parts is a stunning, riveting theatrical experience." -Cheryl Goodman-Morris, www.pvtc-ca.org/Our_Town.html
Terry Randall in Stage Door
At Menlo-Atherton High School, Directed by Debra Jean Zwicker-Sobrepeña, November 2011
"[Taylor} pulls of the character flawlessly with an impeccable sense of maturity and, when the scene calls for it, what appears to be genuine hysteria. Her interactions with the other players keep each one of her scenes believable and personal, as though she truly is a tenant of the Footlights Club with only one dream: to make a living on the stage. Her onstage relationship with Terry’s playwright love interest Keith Burgess—played by sophomore Will Hanely—deserves mention due to its masterful subtlety. It is not overplayed nor is it understated; it’s simply realistic and wins the support and at times repugnance (due to Keith’s occasional treatment of Terry as a codependent doormat) from the audience." -Madeline Drace, mabearnews.com
"[Taylor} pulls of the character flawlessly with an impeccable sense of maturity and, when the scene calls for it, what appears to be genuine hysteria. Her interactions with the other players keep each one of her scenes believable and personal, as though she truly is a tenant of the Footlights Club with only one dream: to make a living on the stage. Her onstage relationship with Terry’s playwright love interest Keith Burgess—played by sophomore Will Hanely—deserves mention due to its masterful subtlety. It is not overplayed nor is it understated; it’s simply realistic and wins the support and at times repugnance (due to Keith’s occasional treatment of Terry as a codependent doormat) from the audience." -Madeline Drace, mabearnews.com
Hayley in College Essay Number One
Directed by Zachary Clarence, June 2011: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2076828/
This screenplay was selected to be in the Teen Truth Live Film Festival and was show at over twenty high school locations across the United States. http://teentruthlive.com/2012/04/teen-truth-film-festival-for-immediate-release/
This screenplay was selected to be in the Teen Truth Live Film Festival and was show at over twenty high school locations across the United States. http://teentruthlive.com/2012/04/teen-truth-film-festival-for-immediate-release/
Dorothy Gale in The Wizard of Oz
At Portola Valley Theatre Conservatory, Directed by Cheryl Goodman-Morris and Noelle Gibbs, March 2011
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Claire Allegra Taylor is a cultivator, investigator, and questioner of human relationships. She firmly believes that humans can always do better, be it in our treatment of the ones we love, our desire to fix epidemic social problems, or our care for our environment. Claire wants to use theatre as a means to show how this is possible. She would like to create work that is vibrant in its language and physical capacity that challenges a modern audience’s expectations.
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