Eve Galanis 

Eve Galanis
17 Lyons Street
New Britain, CT 
(860) 803-1269
Egalanis@gmail.com
                                                      Directing, Acting and Theater Education Resume


B.F.A Theater Degree with a concentration in Acting and Directing

at Central Connecticut State University



 

 

Directing: (all were performed at Central Connecticut State University unless otherwise stated)
A Christmas Carol, Charles Dickens; December 2006 (Bristol Eastern High School)
1-900-Desperate, Christopher Durang; November 2008
Clancy: Love Advice from a real one-eyed Monster, Eve Galanis and Annie Capobianco; May 2009
The Unseen, Craig Wright; November 2009
Mr. and Mrs., Julie Marie Myatt; May 2010
Quake, Melanie Marnich; September 2010
Scenes from How I Learned to Drive, Paula Vogel, (KCACTF), January 2011
Sleeping Lessons, written, directed and acted by Eve Galanis; May 2011
Crave, Sarah Kane; January 2012
The Universal Language, David Ives; May 2012

The Dark Side of Psychosis; by Eve Galanis; May 2014





Acting:
The Birds, Central Connecticut State University, 2008
At First Sight, New Britain Repitoire Theater, 2008
Under Construction, Central Connecticut State University, 2009
As You Like It, Central Connecticut State University, 2009
Kentucky Cycle, Central Connecticut State University, 2010
Antigone, Central Connecticut State University, 2011

Sleeping Lessons, Central Connecticut State University, 2011

The Dark Side of Psychosis, Central Connecticut State University, 2014





Theater Education:
2006-2008; Taught Greek folk dancing to children and teens- ages 5-16
2009; Camp counselor, Acting and improv instructor at The Warner Theater School of Arts
2009; Taught acting workshops and scene work for Newington Children’s Theater
2010-2012; Mad Science- Teaching artist, taught after-school science programs and summer camps
2012; Hartford Performs Arts Literacy Program- Teaching artist, used theater to teach literacy in summer school in Hartford
2012; Hartford Performs Internship- Intern at Hartford Performs, helped organize and coordinate different programs and activities within the organization as well as a visual artist for the office and bulletin boards

2012-Present; New Britain Youth Theater; Acting instructor and director of children's theater program 



Awards and Recognition:
Nomination- Student Directors and Choreographers Award for the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival, January 2011- Nominated for excellence in directing Quake.
Gold metal at NETC (New England Theater Conference) for Improv, Honorable mention for Shakespearean acting