Lydia will be joining the cast of The Berglund Horror, written and directed by Samuel Armstrong.
A scientist is offering one million dollars for proof of life after death, and paranormal investigators James and Olivia believe they can claim this prize. In the Berglund estate, once the site of a 1920s murder-mystery party that resulted in the real deaths of each of its guests, James and Olivia are certain to get this evidence they desire. But at what risk?
Lydia will be working on ZERO POINT, a contemporary slow burn crime drama series written and directed by Sasha Santiago.
Kip Thomson has had a hard six months of sobering up and being separated from his girlfriend, Cindy. He owns an espresso bar in Washington Heights and runs a cool little rock 'n' roll music label out of his loft in TriBeCa. Just when things were getting stable, a split wrong decision to cover up an accidental murder and keep the secret to himself sends Kip on a downward spiral.
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Lydia will play the lead in the short film Lady in Lavender written and directed by David Koh. Inspired by the works of director Wong Kar Wai and novelist Haruki Murakami, Lady in Lavender is an experimental short film exploring the themes of urban isolation and human connections. For more information and/ or support, check out the campaign for Lady in Lavender.
Newly translated by Lydia Light, Spring Awakening captures the struggle of German youth to understand and explore their sexuality while living in a culture of silence. The production will be at the Access Theatre on February 25th to March 1st. More details to come!
Just finished: The first draft of a brand new translation of Frank Wedekind's Spring Awakening for Lust & Liberty.
Lydia was cast as Marielle Oakley in SNIP, written and directed by Jenna Gelenberg. For more information and updates check out SNIP.