Kate Michaud

Kate Michaud is a performer of the stage, screen, and street. Originally from Maine, she moved to New York after receiving her B.A. in Theater and French to attend The Lee Strasberg Theater and Film Institute on a scholarship from her alma mater, Connecticut College. Favorite Connecticut College productions include Uncle Vanya (Vanya), Private Eyes (Lisa), and co-directing and performing in Fetes de la Nuit by Charles Mee. Since moving to New York, a few notable performances have been Foreplays (FullStop Collective at Galapagos Art Space), The Snow White Project (Alliance Francaise, dir. Catherine Bay), Noise (Manhattan Repertory Theatre), Negative Space (FullStop Collective at The Looking Glass Theatre), and producing and acting in a week of 365 Days/365 Plays (FullStop Collective). Kate spent her Fall 2005 semester at The National Theater Institute at The Eugene O’Neill Theater Center, and her Spring 2006 semester at The Sorbonne in Paris. Kate is a member of The Flea Theater‘s resident acting company, The Bats. She performed there in The Great Recession (written by Will Eno and directed by Jim Simpson), Just Cause, and is currently in a critically acclaimed production of These Seven Sicknesses - press mentions here.