Charlotte's one-woman film, The Nude Model, is now available to view on the newly launched Lady Filmmakers Channel! The film had its West Coast premiere in the 2019 incarnation of the Lady Filmmakers Festival and is now part of their incredible lineup of female-driven projects available on demand. Watch 'The Nude Model' HERE!
After debuting in the Fall as part of Gibney's Weekend Workshop series, Charlotte's Acting for Dancers technique,Moving into Language, will be presented as a weekly drop-in class starting on Feb 16th, 2021.
Moving Into Language is an approach to acting created specifically for trained dancers; taking what they know & understand so deeply about their bodies and using that as the foundation for their acting explorations. It encompasses the essential first steps of the acting process, taking dancers through a period of physically-driven exploration and invention, then into a conscious process of selection and refinement, and back into a state of discovery as unconscious reactions/feelings arise at the time of performance.
For more details about the weekly class and other upcoming workshops, head over to the TEACHING tab in the menu above.
Charlotte appeared as Lucy Michael in Tony Award-winning playwright/directorRichard Nelson's new family play, THE MICHAELS, at the Public Theater. The eighth play in Nelson's Rhinebeck Panorama (following THE APPLES and THE GABRIELS), this new work centers around a group of dancers and choreographers. It was chosen as a New York Times Critics Pick, and nominated for a Drama League Award. Read this article in Dance Magazine about Charlotte returning to her roots in modern dance to take on this exciting role! And stay tuned for updates on the show's second installment, THE MICHAELS ABROAD.
Reprising her role as Lucy Michael, Charlotte made a guest appearance in the final installment of Richard Nelson's Pandemic Trilogy on Zoom. This New York Times Critic's Pick 'Incidental Moments of the Day' was available online till Nov 5th and streamed by over 18,000 people. Click HERE to read the NY Times review.
Incidental Moments of the Day, by Richard Nelson. NY Times.
