Next up! LYHS founder Susan Haefner will be playing Dee Dee Allen in THE PROM at Playhouse on Park in West Hartford, CT, July 10 – August 18th: THE PROM Book & Lyrics by CHAD BEGUELINBook by BOB MARTINMusic by MATTHEW SKLAR Based on an original concept by JACK VIERTELA A troupe of hilarious, self-absorbed and fading Broadway stars shake
That’s a wrap (for now) on ALMA B.! Thanks to New London Barn Playhouse for creating such a safe and beautiful space to play, and for allowing us to read the play for the very first time for an invited audience on April 20th! What an amazing girl-power cast and crew! The reading was so generously received, with stimulating conversation
New London Barn Playhouse in New London, NH is sponsoring a private, invited staged reading of Alma B., a new play with music inspired by the life of Little Yellow House Studio Founder Susan Haefner’s grandmother Alma on Saturday, April 20, 2024. Please follow the play’s Instagram and Facebook pages to find out the latest news about the project.
“This is master-class theatre performed by a master class ensemble of seven who tackle the play’s bold take on race relations, liberal arguments and neighborhood community history and with edgy persuasion, bullishness and relevant vitality…In the dual roles of Bev, a lovely, meaningful 1950’s housewife and Kathy, an intelligent real estate broker with a wicked sense of humor and mood-kill
Celebrate the holidays with a classic! Little Yellow House Studio Founder Susan Haefner will be playing the roles of Sally Applewhite and Mary Hatch in IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE: A LIVE RADIO PLAY by Joe Landry at Shaker Bridge Theatre November 30 – December 17, 2023. This beloved American holiday classic comes to captivating life as a live 1940s radio
Little Yellow House Studio Founder Susan Haefner will be performing the roles of Bev and Kathy in CLYBOURNE PARK by Bruce Norris at Music Theatre of Connecticut, November 3 – 19, 2023. Recipient of The Tony Award® for Best Play and Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, Clybourne Park explodes in two outrageous acts set fifty years apart. Act