LYNDSEY COLE
Actor. Singer. Dancer.
Welcome and thanks for checking out Lyndsey’s website. Watch this space for announcements about her recent and/or upcoming projects. If you'd like to get in touch regarding collaboration, please reach out on her Contact page. See you soon!
UPCOMING...
Come see Lyndsey perform monthly with Flying Squid Comedy in:
Actor's Worst Nightmare
Two actors and an improviser perform a three person scene with a hitch: the only lines the actors are allowed to say are recited from two separate plays, in order. The improviser must bring the actors' worlds together and create a script that fits the bill, or else all three will find themselves stuck inside the actor's worst nightmare! For Tickets: flyingsquidcomedy.com
Actor's Worst Nightmare
Two actors and an improviser perform a three person scene with a hitch: the only lines the actors are allowed to say are recited from two separate plays, in order. The improviser must bring the actors' worlds together and create a script that fits the bill, or else all three will find themselves stuck inside the actor's worst nightmare! For Tickets: flyingsquidcomedy.com
RECENT PROJECTS…
UGA Hugh Hodgson School of Music’s 2023 Summer Music Institute
This June, Lyndsey taught an “Acting Through Song” class to high school music students. The course emphasized warmup practices, song analysis, embodied performance techniques and tools for performance anxiety. These young artists showed up for this work every day with wonderful enthusiasm and courage to try new things. We had a great time!
University of Georgia's
4 Minutes, 33 Seconds Arts Research Contest
Pictured with winner grand prize winner and other runners up: Daniel Karcher, Elizabeth Dubberly, and Sofia Ruiz.
An homage to John Cage's landmark composition of the same name, the 4 Minutes, 33 Seconds Contest highlights University of Georgia student research in the arts. Lyndsey placed as a runner-up and won a cash prize for presenting her research for her original feminist-horror dance theatre piece, The Beginning of Things: A Feminist Dreamscape. arts.uga.edu/4minutes33seconds/
Top 3 Film at 45th Annual Asian American International Film Festival
Agu was selected as the Top 3 film and was presented at the 45th annual Asian American Film Festival.
Lyndsey participated in the Asian American Film Lab’s 72 Hour Shootout Competition, playing a leading role in the short film, Agu, directed by Di Quon. www.aaiff.org/
Be sure to check out my Media page while you're here!
And while you’re at it, follow Lyndsey on Instagram & TikTok:
@LyndseyWithAWhy_Not
And while you’re at it, follow Lyndsey on Instagram & TikTok:
@LyndseyWithAWhy_Not
Lyndsey Cole is “one of the best examples I have ever seen of a human playing the part of an animal” in Gurney’s Sylvia.
- Broadwayworld.com
- Broadwayworld.com