Little Women
Thelma recently played Marmee in her first Off-Broadway production of Little Women. She performed in three shows at the Actors Temple Theater in New York City. The adaptation was written by Klara Earles and directed by Delia Mullen. With only five weeks of rehearsals and one week of tech, the production was a success!
Thelma enjoyed the challenge of playing a character older than herself, fully embracing Marmee’s movements, voice, and motherly nature. It was a wonderful cast, and she is extremely grateful to have been part of such a great show.
Significant Other
Thelma made her theater debut as Laura in Significant Other by Joshua Harmon. The play is based on the author's experiences navigating adulthood, marriage, friendships, and more. Laura is a bright, positive school teacher who longs to find love, while also serving as the best friend to the lead character—who has a more skeptical view of romance.
The production ran for three performances at the Irma Sandrey Theater in New York, directed by Illana Stein.
Thelma will never forget this performance and will cherish the memories she made from this amazing experience.
Untitled, 1970
Thelma was part of Untitled, 1970—a multimedia piece in New York. Untitled, 1970 follows two young boys navigating life in New York as they experience loss, heartbreak, and friendship. Thelma played Lisa, a playful and opinionated young girl who is friends with the two protagonists. Thelma appeared in the short film portion of the project; however, half the story was also performed live on stage in a Brooklyn loft. The narrative shifted seamlessly between stage and screen. Untitled, 1970 became a major success, with 16 performances receiving great reviews and widespread press coverage in the United States, Iceland, Mexico, and beyond. In addition to her role as Lisa, Thelma brought her styling expertise to the project, contributing to its distinctive visual identity.
