DEBORAH LAGIN
Photos by Kat Tuohy Photography
Upcoming Events
Moving to D.C.
March 23, 2020
Leaving the Bay Area for Washington, D.C.
Past Events
Month-Long Intensive
January 01, 2020
This January, I returned to Shakespeare & Company for the 2020 Month-Long Intensive. It had been five years since training at their Conservatory and I was so excited to delve deeper into my craft. To learn more about the Month-Long intensive, CLICK HERE.
The Importance of Being Earnest
June 28, 2018
Deborah is thrilled to portray Cecily in The Importance of Being Earnest this summer at Wente Vineyards with Livermore Shakespeare Festival.
Directed by Domenique Lozano
Thursday, June 28th (PREVIEW & FAMILY NIGHT)
Friday, June 29th (OPENING)
Saturday, June 30th
Sunday, July 1st
Friday, July 6th
Saturday, July 7th
Sunday, July 8th
Friday, July 13th
Sunday, July 15th
An Evening With Play On
April 22, 2018
Three years ago, Oregon Shakespeare Festival created 'Play On' a commissioned project with 36 playwrights and dramaturgs, paired up to translate the 39 plays attributed to Shakespeare into contemporary modern English.
On April 22nd, 2018 at Murrieta's Well in Livermore, LSF will host Tracy Young and Ben Pryor, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival playwright and dramaturg commissioned to translate The Winters Tale. Our members will have the opportunity to see scenes from the translated 'Play On' version, performed by the actors who will be appear in LSF's production of The Winters Tale this summer.
This is a rare and very exciting event that we are thrilled to be offering our members this season. We hope you will join us for an evening of wine, dessert, performance and a discussion with the OSF 'Play On' guests, LSF Producing Artistic Director and director of our upcoming production of The Winter's Tale, Lisa A. Tromovitch, and the cast of LSF's The Winters Tale.
Natural Shocks
April 19, 2018
Deborah will be performing in this special and powerful piece.
Tri Valley staged reading of Natural Shocks (www.naturalshocks.org) Thursday April 19 7:00pm at Inklings Coffee and Tea, 530 Main Street downtown Pleasanton.
This is a national campaign of theater activism against gun violence. Bay Area playwright Lauren Gunderson has made NATURAL SHOCKS available for readings the weekend of April 20, 2018; the 19th anniversary of Columbine and the day of the National School Walkout. She is waiving royalties to raise funds to address gun violence. Proceeds for this reading will be donated to Moms Demand Action and Tri-Valley Haven.