Kelsey will be starring as Cathy in “More Myself Than I Am,” as part of The Secret Theatre’s Act One: One Act Festival.

Heathcliff and Catherine are finally together in the afterlife, when they realize they don't really like each other. No, really.

A short film looking at wants vs. needs, through the lens of an Alice in Wonderland-esque tea party.

Kelsey will be playing April in the short film, Goodbye Stranger.

When Adam goes to visit his girlfriend Kora’s family in the middle of rural Pennsylvania, the intense female dynamics between Kora and her sisters, April and Rosie, begin to unnerve Adam. As he quickly starts to unravel and drown in the shadow of the sister’s female bond, Adam’s misplaced masculinity is exposed, revealing his true, dark self.

Kelsey will be playing Jean in a staged reading of The Mound Builders by Lanford Wilson, directed by Bruce McCarty.

Tuesday, July 24th at 7:30PM - The William Esper Studio Theater

Free Admission - seat reservation is encouraged. Email thekelseyclaire@gmail.com for a reservation.

The Mound Builders - At an archeological dig in the Midwest, a party of university scientists are unearthing vestiges of a lost Indian civilization. Heading the group is Dr. Howe, accompanied by his wife and daughter, and by a younger associate and his wife. They are all joined by Dr. Howe's sister, a famous and jaded novelist, who is "drying out" after many years of dissipation in remote parts of the world. There is also an outsider, the acquisitive son of a local landowner, who wants the digging site to be turned into a commercialized tourist trap. Interweaving past and present, the action of the play probes into the lives—and conflicts—of these disparate people. 

Kelsey is both directing and playing the role of Gina in Not Even The Good Things - a new pay by Joseph Scott Ford.

Monday, July 23rd at 6:30PM - The William Esper Studio Theatre

Free Admission - seat reservation is encouraged. Email thekelseyclaire@gmail.com for a reservation.

Not Even The Good Things - A group of six friends gather at a cabin to enjoy a well-deserved vacation. The only trouble is, they can't.

Kelsey is directing the half hour comedic pilot, Good Mourning, written by John Pena Griswold and from Third Coffee.

When a "serious" actress and her bizarre comedian friend struggle to find work that's both fulfilling and paying, they end up crashing a funeral. After discovering that they've interrupted a  group of "Professional Mourners" paid by the family to blend in, they turn the morbid scenario into gainful employment.

Filming will begin April 2018.

Jimbo, a short film by Ben Someck that Kelsey was a part of, is screening at the New York Short Film Festival at Cinema Village Theatre in Manhattan.

Wednesday, November 8th at 8PM, Block 17

Kelsey will be reading the role of Annie in "Unfinished" by David A. Gill for Volume 58 of the Playground Experiment.

Shiyr Productions is bringing Overruled by George Bernard Shaw back for a one-time only benefit performance. All proceeds will go into a scholarship fund for one lucky student at our alma mater, The William Esper Studio.

For ticket reservations, email ShiyrProductions@gmail.com, suggested donation of $25.

Or, to make a tax-deductible donation, visit bit.ly/SupportaDreamer

The first of a monthly residency - Shiyr Productions will be performing George Bernard Shaw's Overruled the second Sunday of every month in the Prohibition Room at Papillon Bistro & Bar in midtown Manhattan.

Reading of Unfinished - a new play by David Adam Gill.

Meet & Greet at 6:30PM, Readings begin at 7:00PM. 

by George Bernard Shaw 

Featuring:

Kelsey Claire     Matthew Goodrich     Douglas Rizzo Johnson      Tamra Paselk

Director:  Elena Kritter

An immersive party theater experience in the Prohibition Room at the Papillon Bistro & Bar.

Cockatails 7:30PM, Show 8PM