Today, DEADLINE and CSA announced the 2027 Artios Award Nominations.
Stephanie Klapper was nominated in the SHORT FILM category for her work on “standby” a film made by her longtime collaborator, Robert Gomes.
More information can be found at the film’s website: https://www.standbythefilm.com/
Cast includes: Kelly Bishop, Reed Birney, Pat Nesbit, AJ Cedeño, Safiya Harris, Justin Withers, Grace Dumdaw, Jenelle Chu, Chuck Blasius, Brian Keane, and Anthony Newfield.
Stephanie Klapper was nominated in the REGIONAL THEATER category for her work on ENGLISH at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. Congratulations to all those nominated!
For more information about ENGLISH, please find it at the theatre’s website: https://www.cincyplay.com/archive/ENGLISH
Cast included: Aryana Asefirad, Fady Demian, Sanam Laila Hashemi, Neagheen Homaifar, and Leyla Modirzadeh.
Stephanie Klapper was nominated for two 2025 Artios Awards!
Stephanie was nominated in the NEW YORK THEATER: COMEDY OR DRAMA category for her work on La Femme Theatre Production’s THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA. She was also nominated in the REGIONAL THEATER category for her work on CLYDE’S at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park.
Congratulations to all the winners!
The Casting Society awarded Stephanie Klapper an Artios Awards at the New York Theatre and Special Theatrical Performance. The award was for “Best Regional Theatre Casting” for work on A CHORUS LINE which opened up the brand new Moe and Jack’s Theater with Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. She would like to recognize David Caparelliotis, with whom she tied for this award.
A Chorus Line - Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park
Source: https://deadline.com/2024/03/artios-awards-2024-winners-barbie-1235849551/
The Casting Society nominates Stephanie Klapper for two Artios Awards in the New York Theatre and Special Theatrical Performance categories.
Daughter in Law- Mint Theatre Company
Candide- Philadelphia Orchestra
The New York Classical Theatre Company honors Stephanie Klapper for her brilliant contribution as their expert Resident Casting Director and her enthusiastic commitment to connecting talented actors with the company since 2003!
Stephanie is incredible honored and overjoyed to have won the 2022 Artios Award for Best Casting of a Virtual Theatre Production. And in a year that brought so much uncertainty! While Stephanie was nominated twice in this category, she is taking home the award for her work on Tennessee Williams’ The Night of the Iguana produced by La Femme Theatre Company. Directed by Emily Mann, this production featured Dylan McDermott, Phylicia Rashad, and Jean Lichty. Congratulations to all of the nominees and to all members of the casting society.
The Casting Society nominates Stephanie Klapper for two Artios Awards in the Virtual Theater Category.
Virtual Theater
Manic Monologues- Debbie Bisno with the McCarter Theater, and Princeton University
Tennessee Williams’ The Night of the Iguana- La Femme Theater Company
In this episode, you will learn:
How can YOU pursue regional theatre?
How can you keep your spirits up as an actor when you aren’t working?
If you’re over 25 and don’t have “great” credits, do you still have a shot at an acting career?
What does NYC offer to actors that L.A. might not?
The phrase “someone’s thunder” comes from the theater – but not a famous line from a bard – a stolen special effect! In the early 1700s, a new sound effect swept theaters uncredited, and the phrase to steal someone’s thunder was born.
Isn’t that the way with art? Who cares where it’s from – if it makes us feel, we want more of it – in different ways – again and again!
Native New Yorkers, entertainment professionals, and long-time friends Angela Pierce and Stephanie Klapper chat about creativity in general and all the surprises, thunder, and “someones” behind it.
