Who is Hazel?
Hazel is friendly, personable, and a Colorado native who received her BA in Acting/Directing and Design/Technology with an emphasis in stage management from Colorado Mesa University (CMU) in 2014.
A versatile hard worker, she moved to Seattle in 2015 and has spent the last 10 years working at various small to medium-sized theatre companies as an assistant stage manager and actor. Two of those years were spent working for Mirror Stage as their Program Associate, primarily remote, due to COVID. She is also a proud member of Filament: A Collab Lab; a local collective of artists who are re-defining and exploring what the art of performance is. Check them out here!
A versatile hard worker, she moved to Seattle in 2015 and has spent the last 10 years working at various small to medium-sized theatre companies as an assistant stage manager and actor. Two of those years were spent working for Mirror Stage as their Program Associate, primarily remote, due to COVID. She is also a proud member of Filament: A Collab Lab; a local collective of artists who are re-defining and exploring what the art of performance is. Check them out here!
What's Hazel up to now?
Hazel wrapped her summer debut with Wooden O's production of Macbeth in August! The 6-week run included 30 free professional productions in parks around Seattle's greater area . This particular production was so well received that it had the highest attendance and raised the most money in the company's 32-year existence. Pictures by Giao Nguyen.
Now that summer is over, Hazel is preparing for her debut with Strawberry Theatre Workshop's holiday production of Fellow Passengers! A big fan of this adaptation, she will star alongside Seattle acting icons Bradford Farwell, Amy Thone, and Lamar Legend!
This four-person narrative theatre adaptation of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol," adapted and directed by Greg Carter, includes EVERY page of the 1843 novel. More show info and tickets HERE!
This four-person narrative theatre adaptation of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol," adapted and directed by Greg Carter, includes EVERY page of the 1843 novel. More show info and tickets HERE!
