On Monday night, we threw a joyous celebration commemorating the 30th Anniversary of The Actors Center. It was a spectacular evening where seven generations of artists came together to celebrate three decades of community and artistic excellence! See a gallery of our favorite moments from the night, captured by photographer Arden Dickson.
For three decades, The Actors Center has been a haven for curious, courageous artists. As we approach thirty years of artistic excellence, we hope you will join us for a joyous 30th Anniversary Celebration on Monday, October 19, 2026 at 7pm. We will enjoy drinks, light fare, and good company.
On Saturday, October 17, and Sunday, October 18, a rotating roster of teachers and guests will lead a series of large-format workshops as The Actors Center community comes together in the studio to play, explore, and deepen our craft. Join us for a weekend of free community workshops celebrating thirty years of The Actors Center!
Theater maker, screenwriter, and educator Haruna Lee and Tai Chi instructor Raymond Lee will join The Actors Center Resident Company this fall for workshops on playwriting and Tai Chi.
Multidisciplinary artist and teacher Budi Miller and dramaturg Taylor Barfield will join The Actors Center Resident Company this October for a workshop where the power of mask becomes a focal point for deep embodiment of a role and scene study.
Director, educator, and Yale faculty member, Yura Kordonsky and Actor, teacher, and NYU Grad Acting faculty Danielle Skraastad will join The Actors Center Resident Company this fall for workshops devoted to Chekhov scene study and creating original material through play.
Yuval Boim, actor, writer, and Princeton University faculty member, will join The Actors Center’s Resident Company this Septmber for a development workshop exploring Lecoq and the physical building blocks of dramatic action.
Performer and director Eric Davis (aka Red Bastard) and director, actor, and educator Timothy Douglas will join The Actors Center Resident Company this June for workshops devoted to Bouffon and deepening awareness, presence, and authentic expression through spoken text.
The Actors Center is pleased to announced that the Mentorship Program for Emerging Artists is now supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with City Council.
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