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“We tend to use the word story casually, as if stories and narratives were ephemeral decorations for some unchanging underlying reality. The deeper neurological truth is that stories do not cloak reality, but create it, triggering cascades of perception and motivation….Stories are not just stories; they are the best invention ever created for delivering mental models that drive behavior”
— Daniel Coyle, The Culture Code: The Secrets of Highly Successful Groups
 

Director, performer, movement practitioner, and theater educator whose work centers embodiment, physical storytelling, and actor-driven creation. Three decades as a performing artist and a decade as a theater teaching artist inform a directing practice grounded in the actor's body, ensemble devising, and creative agency. Extensive training and professional practice in physical theater, clown, Shakespeare, dance, Alexander Technique, and somatic practice.

 

Deep Blue Sound, by Abe Koogler

Silverthorne Theater Company’s sold out run of Deep Blue Sound, by Abe Koogler presents the final mainstage production of our 2026 summer season, . Directed by Ezekiel Baskin, performances take place at the Mainstage Theaterat Hampshire College in Amherst, from July 16th - 26th, 2026.

Where did those whales go? Nine actors play multiple characters in this joyful exploration of interwoven friendships, passions and losses -- an uplifting Our Town for our time.

Starring Jamie Berger, Imani Bibuld, Mary Beth Brooker, Tracy Einstein, Nisse Greenberg, Dana Harrison*, Gina Kaufmann, Moe McElligott, and Patrick Toole*

This production is made possible by the generous support of the Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts, the Mass Cultural Council and the Amherst Cultural Council, Pelham Cultural Council, Hadley Cultural Council, and South Hadley Cultural Council, local agencies which are supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.

Field Notes From a
Feminist Theater Potluck


PIC 2023 Developmental Residency

The Taming,

by Lauren Gunderson

With Silverthorne Theater Company, 2022 Directed by Mary Corinne Miller
Starring Tahmie Der, Stephanie Carlson*, Tracy Einstein

Stage Manager Sharon Weyers, Assistant director Olivia Barry, Technical Director John Iverson, Technical Assistant Patricia Iverson
Costume Designer Christina Beam, Volunteer Coordinator Heather Tower, Producer Lucinda Kidder

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Modern Shakespeare Project, NYC

Tracy was Co-Artistic Director, Performer, Choreographer, Movement Director, & Director for Modern Shakespeare Project (MSP), a labor of love by she and her friends Brian, Morgan, and Mario. 2014-2019, MSP has produced 4 of Shakespeare's plays, 3 readings, and one new short play, "The Most Lamentable Tragedy of the Bull of Queens," winner of The Players Theatre's 2017 Short Play Festival.

Review, Twelfth Night, Directed by Tracy Einstein
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Twelfth Night
Teaser & Sample

As You Like It

The Public Shakespeare Initiative, 2018
Artistic Director: Oskar Eustis // Written by: William Shakespeare // Directed by: Rhys McClelland & Eli Thacker Taylor // Movement Director: Tracy Einstein // Fight Director: Justin Fuller // Asst. Movement Director: N'Dack Fleming // Puppetry Advisor: Ora Fruchter // Comprehension Teaching Artist: Alice Renier // Dramaturg: Ann McDonald // PSM: Christie Love Santiago // Music & Lyrics: Justin Ellington // Scenic Design: Claire Deliso // Costume Design: Heather Stanley // Lighting Design: Drew Florida

Twelfth Night, by William Shakespeare
Directed by Tracy Einstein
Performed in Central Park, July 11-26, 2015
Produced by Brian Scanlan & Modern Shakespeare Project
Starring Twelfth Night

Featuring: Grace Bernardo, Mario Brown, Hugo Fowler, Maggie Lalley, Eliza Jane Logan, Theresa Nicholas, Adam Wennick

Watch a Teaser at this link

 
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Nu Words Project

Nu Words is an exploration of the intersections of dance, spoken word poetry, and jazz music. It premiered at the Litchfield Jazz Festival in August 2015, giving voice to prominent, progressive writers like James Baldwin, within the context of jazz music. It is a collaboration with Tracy's partner, drummer Richie Barshay, and saxophonist/floutist Caroline Davis, and a rotating group of jazz musicians.

Video: Hartford Schools

Video: The Internal Compass Music Project

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An Unapologetic Mess, A Clown Show

One Thursday a month 2015-2016

Devised: Tracy Einstein // Producer: Joe Galan // Advisor: Julia Proctor // Performed at: The PIT, NYC // Photography: No Future Photography

““But please try and understand,” he begged.
“Damn it,” I said, “I do understand. Only too well.”
“What kind of man are you?” he asked.
“I am a clown,” I said, “and I collect moments. Goodbye.” I hung up.”

Heinrich Boll’s, The Clown, 1963, translated by Leila Vennewitz p. 231.

Mary Bennet in Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley, by Lauren Gunderson

A Holiday Reading With Silverthorne Theater Company, 2022 Directed by Lucinda Kidder

 

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