Adrianne Krstansky

Title

Assistant Professor of Theater Arts

Theater Arts

Expertise

Acting.

Degrees

University of California, San Diego, M.F.A.

Beloit College, B.A.

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Contact

Email:	krstansk@brandeis.edu
Phone:	781-736-3342
Office:	Spingold, 5

Awards and Honors

Eliot Norton Award Nominee GARY by Melinda Lopez, Best Production (2008)

Independent Reviewers of New England Nomination - Britannicus - Best Production, Best Ensemble (2008)

Eliot Norton Award Nominee - Brittanicus -Outstanding Large Production and Outstanding Ensemble (2007)

Michael L. Walzer Award for Teaching, Brandeis University (2007)

Boston Globe Pick Best Theater Production of 2006 Thom Pain (based on nothing) at New Repertory Theater - Adrianne Krstansky, director (2006)

Mazer Award to study Suzuki and Viewpoints with Anne Bogart's SITI Company in Saratoga Springs, NY (2000 - 2001)

Courses Taught

THA	4a	Acting I: The Vocal-Physical Connection
THA	4b	Acting II: Language in Action
THA	32a	The Collaborative Process
THA	109a	Improvisation
THA	130a	Suzuki
THA	195a	Topics in Theater and Drama
THA	201a	Acting I: Part 1
THA	202b	Ensemble Building II
THA	395a	Topics in Theater and Drama
USEM	47a	From Word to Image: Creating the Theatrical Essay

Scholarship

356 days/365 plays. By Suzan Lori Parks. Ensemble Krstansky, Adrianne. The Public Theater, New York City, Blessed Unrest Theater Company, New York City, May 2007. (forthcoming)

2.5 Minute Ride. By Lisa Kron. Actress in role of Lisa Krstansky, Adrianne. Arsenal Center for the Arts, Watertown, MA, The New Repertory Theatre, Oct 2009.

A Child's Christmas in Wales. By Dylan Thomas. Actress in role of the Mother Krstansky, Adrianne. Boston University, Boston Playwrights Theater, February 16, 2009.

Bad Dates. By Teresa Rebeck. Stage Director Krstansky, Adrianne. Elayne Bernstein Theater, Shakespeare and Company, Lennox, Massachusetts, January 14 - March 7 2009.

Bad Dates. By Teresa Rebeck. Stage Director Krstansky, Adrianne. MRT, Lowell, Massachusetts, Merrimack Repertory Theatre, March 19 - March 29 2009.

Slasher. By Allison Moore. Frances Krstansky, Adrianne. Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre, Wellfleet, MA, Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre, March 27, 2009.

The Company Men. By John Wells. Actress in role of Carol Krstansky, Adrianne. in production - national release, John Wells - Producer, Release date 2010 - Production dates April - May 2009.

Trojan Barbie. By Christine Evans. Actress in role of Hecuba Krstansky, Adrianne. Harvard University, American Repertory Theater, Cambridge MA, February 4, 2009.

A Little Work. By Anita Diamant and Stephen McCauley. Mia Krstansky, Adrianne. Stuart Stree Playhouse, Stuart Street Playhouse in Boston, June 2007.

Gary. By Melinda Lopez. Performer Krstansky, Adrianne. Boston Playwrights Theater, Boston Playwrights Theater, February 28 - March 16 2008.

November. By David Mamet. Actress in the role of Clarice Bernstein Krstansky, Adrianne. Lyric Stage, The Lyric Stage Company of Boston, October 24 - November 15 2008.

Sow and Weep. By Nitzan Halperin. Durriyah Krstansky, Adrianne. Arsenal Center for the Arts, Boston, MA, New Repertory Theater, 3/24/2008.

The Children. By Michael Elyanow. Actress in the role of the Nurse Krstansky, Adrianne. Shakespeare and Company, Lennox, MA, Shakespeare and Company, Lennox, MA, June 2008.

The Macbeth Project - The making of Actors Shakespeare Project all female Macbeth (Documentary). participant/interviewee Krstansky, Adrianne. Actors Shakespeare Project, 2008.

The Making of 'Gary' - Documentary. Performer Krstansky, Adrianne. Boston University, 2008.

WELL. By Lisa Kron. Actress in the role of Lisa Krstansky, Adrianne. Smith College, New Century Theater at Smith College, July 9 - 19.

Britannicus. By Racine. Performer - Role of Albina Krstansky, Adrianne. Loeb Drama Center, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, American Repertory Theater, Jan/Feb 2007.

Macbeth. By William Shakespeare. Director Krstansky, Adrianne. Studio 102 at Boston University, Actors Shakespeare Project, October 18 - November 18, 2007.

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