Winter Classes Start January 13th.

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Ashland Children's Theater

191 A Street in Ashland, OR 97520

Or to register by phone call:

541.482.2334 ext. 2

Winter Schedule	Registration Form

All classes and performances are held  in the Oregon Stage Works theater at 191 A Street in Ashland.    Theater Directions

Scholarships available for all classes.

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Instructor Biographies

Eve Smyth (Co- Director) has been acting and performing improvisation for 20 years.  After graduating with a degree in theater from San Francisco State University, Eve performed and toured with her own theater company throughout the Northwest.  In San Francisco, Eve taught and performed with Bay Area Theater Sports where she was also the Director of their Young Audiences program at BATS Improv, where she facilitated improvisation workshops and performances in schools throughout the Bay Area.  As an emerging playwright, Eve has written two scripts for Ashland Children’s Theater, “The Snow White Project” and “The Peter Pan Project”, both of which have played to sold out houses.   She has directed the Young Academy Productions.  She currently performs with Oregon Stage Works and is a member of the comedy improv troupe the Hamazons.

Kate Sullivan  (Co- Director), a founding member of Oregon Stage Works, holds a B.A. in Drama and Theatre from the University of Hawaii, where she trained in both Western and Eastern Acting styles.  While in Hawaii, she performed and toured with Honolulu Theatre for Youth and taught creative drama for two years at their summer camp for young actors.  In addition, she taught performance skills and theatre games to children, ages 5- 14 with  “Getting Dramatic”, a program that set up Drama residencies in various Hawaii public schools.   Trained in gymnastics, Kate has taught the sport and worked with young children for over thirty years. She has played numerous roles here in the Rogue Valley Her most recent Oregon Stage Works appearances include Mrs. Kendall in The Elephant Man and Elizabeth Proctor in The Crucible.  Last season she performed as an understudy at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.  Photo coming soon!

Autumn Aloiau has recently moved to Ashland from Orange County where she was a theater major at the Academy for the Performing Arts, and was very active in starting the Musical Theater Department at Edison High School.  Autumn directed, choreographed, and produced "Cinderella" at Eader Elementary School. She also has experience choreographing hula, hip-hop, jazz and musical theater. Autumn was the Assistant Director and Stage Manager for the Ashland Children's Theatre most recent production A Thousand Cranes.  She looks forward to continuing her work with Ashland Children’s Theatre. 

Peter Alzado is the Artistic Director of Oregon Stage Works. After graduating Cum Laude in English and Theatre from Queens College, New York, Peter's debut on Broadway was in Michael Weller's Moon Children , directed by Alan Schneider. He performed with many of the major theatres in New York City including La Mama E.T.C., the New York Shakespeare Festival, the New Phoenix Rep Company, Playwrights Horizons, and the American Shakespeare Festival in Stratford Conn. An award winning actor, Peter received his MFA in directing as a Donal Harrington Scholar from the University of Montanna. He has taught acting at universities and professional schools and currently conducts The Craft of The Actor. Peter directed The Peter Pan Project for Ashland Children’s Theatre and continues to support the vision of Ashland Children’s Theater.

Kyndra Laughery has been working with children for the last twelve years as a teacher, storyteller, and creative play facilitator.  She performed in the valley for six years with the Greenroom Theater and Second Saturday Players.  She teaches improv to children for Walker Elementary Pathways program, OSW Ashland Children’s Theater and Willow Wind.  She played” Parsley” in Ashland Children’s Theaters’ production of The Peter Pan Project and “Puck” in their production of A Midsummer Nights Dream.  Currently she is one of the Warrior Princesses of Comedy, The Hamazons.

Christopher DuVal is currently an actor in his tenth season at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, playing the roles of Roderigo in Othello and George Tesman in The Further Adventures of Hedda Gabler. Christopher is also recognized as a Full Instructor of Stage Combat with Dueling Arts International and has staged fights for many productions and has taught youth and adults stage combat at a variety of theatres, high schools, colleges, universities, and conservatories throughout the west. He holds a BA in Theatre Arts from California State University, Fullerton, an MFA in Acting from the University of California, Irvine, and is an active student and 1st degree black belt of Aikido.