Director: Christine Estabrook
Christine Estabrook has starred in hit Broadway shows, won accolades and acting awards for off-Broadway performances, and earned a Master of Fine Arts degree from Yale Drama School.
In NYC, she tread the boards in Durang’s Baby With the Bathwater, Blue Window, and won a coveted Obie Award for Pastorale. She starred in numerous Broadway and off-Broadway plays earning Drama Desk nominations for North Shore Fish, Win/Lose/Draw, and winning a Drama Desk Award for The Boy’s Next Door. Christine spent the better part of 2007-2009 in New York performing in the Tony Award-winning musical Spring Awakening.
She has taught acting courses and workshops at ART Institute at Harvard University, in the MFA program at the University of California in San Diego, and as a guest lecturer at Niagara University, at AMDA, in Los Angeles, and at SUNY Oswego. She taught “Scene Study” and “Script Breakdown” at most universities but at USC team-taught with Helaine Head at the Cinema School, which emphasized the working relationship of actors to directors. Ms. Estabrook has had memorable roles in both film and television. You can see her work in Mad Men, American Horror Story, Penny Dreadful, City of Angels, Designated Survivor, and Desperate Housewives, among many others.
Personally, “I want to look back and say I contributed of my soul with the time I was given and sparked a creative spirit in people.”
