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May 21, 2012
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Awarded 2nd place in Drama from the Santa Maria Arts Council

I will be performing at Santa Maria Arts Council Grants Showcase at the Abel Maldonado Center in recognition of my 2nd place award in...

May 14, 2012
1 min

Staged Reading of my new play: Phoenix

Today I held the staged reading of my full length play Phoenix. After a year of writing workshops with students from the PCPA...

Jan 14, 2012
1 min

Upcoming....Little Women: The Broadway Musical

Rehearsals for Little Women are now underway, and I am so excited to be working as Dramaturg for this show with a wonderful cast and...

Nov 1, 2011
1 min

The Williams Project: In rehearsal

Today marks the first day of Rehearsals for The Tennessee Williams Project. I will be co-directing 13 First year acting students from...

Aug 16, 2011
1 min

Begin as a tutor at AmeriCorp & Interning at PCPA Theaterfest

While starting work for the AmeriCorps program as a tutor, I am anxious to set to work as an Intern at PCPA Theatrefest. During the day I...

May 15, 2011
1 min

Twelfth Night, and Graduation from PCPA Acting Conservatory

I just had an amazing closing Twelft Night (as the role of Viola). I am so grateful for the last two years of fantastic training with...

Aug 3, 2010
2 min

Santa Maria Women's Network Award

Clare was nominated, and awarded a scholarship by The Santa Maria Women’s Network, whose awards are meant to honor women who have...

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In the Press

Cinderella

"Clare Lopez … finds the softer, comic edges possessed by the stepsisters in this telling.” "
-Matt Palm

Orlando Sentinel Review

The Thanksgiving Play

"Miss Lopez plays Alicia as a free-spirited, into herself LA actress, with little depth but with a lovable heart. She adds some spice to the play."

-Carolan Trbovich

BroadwayWorld.com

In the Time of the Butterflies

"American writer with Dominican roots (played with an even hand by Clare Lopez). "
-Andrew Meacham

Tampa Bay Times Review

Peter & the Starcatcher

"Lopez is winsome and strong as the precocious Molly. Clearly embodying the girl power that drives the show, she is firmly in control, and in a show driven by whimsy, never looks silly, even when speaking in with her father in a silly dodo language. "
-Len Fonte

Syracuse.com Review