Independent Project
The Independent Project
Sponsored by The Jamie Hulley Art Foundation
What is the Independent Project?
Each year, advanced theatre students have the opportunity to apply for a grant from the Jamie Hulley Arts Foundation to produce an entirely student-run production at the start of the Spring semester. Upon approval from both the theatre faculty and the Jamie Hulley Arts Foundation Board of Directors, students put the lessons they have learned to create a full theatre piece on their own. The project teaches students to put their production experience into action, free to problem-solve and collaborate amongst their peers.
For the Independent Project Guidelines
Past Productions
Woman and Scarecrow
by Marina Carr (2021)
Rabbit Hole
by David Lindsey-Abaire (2020)
Proof
by David Auburn (2019)
Constellations
by Nick Payne (2018)
Doubt: A Parable
by John Patrick Shanley (2017)
A Kid Like Jake
by Daniel Pearle (2016)
The Shape of Things
by Neil LaBute (2015)
Gruesome Playground Injuries
by Rajiv Joseph (2014)
How I Learned to Drive
by Paula Vogel (2013)
Speech and Debate
by Stephen Karam (2012)
What is the Jamie Hulley Arts Foundation?
Created to honor a spirited artist’s life, the Jamie Hulley Arts Foundation supports young artists to pursue their artistic visions. Sharing in Jamie's passion for creation, the se local beneficiaries can experience, firsthand, the countless opportunities the arts can offer.
Check out The Jamie Hulley Arts Foundations’ most recent program highlights, including several spotlights to Theatre Fairfield's 2020 Independent Project Rabbit Hole.
