Theatre
"Emma" at The Repertory Theatre of Saint Louis. Photos by Jon Gitchoff.
“Maggie Newstead-Adams nails the disarming poise required of Jane Fairfax.” -Review of Emma at the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis
“Maggie Newstead-Adams nails the disarming poise required of Jane Fairfax.” -Review of Emma at the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis
“Maggie Newstead-Adams nails the disarming poise required of Jane Fairfax.” -Review of Emma at the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis
“Maggie Newstead-Adams nails the disarming poise required of Jane Fairfax.” -Review of Emma at the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis
“Maggie Newstead-Adams nails the disarming poise required of Jane Fairfax.” -Review of Emma at the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis
“Maggie Newstead-Adams nails the disarming poise required of Jane Fairfax.” -Review of Emma at the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis
“Maggie Newstead-Adams nails the disarming poise required of Jane Fairfax.” -Review of Emma at the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis
“Maggie Newstead-Adams nails the disarming poise required of Jane Fairfax.” -Review of Emma at the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis
“Maggie Newstead-Adams nails the disarming poise required of Jane Fairfax.” -Review of Emma at the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis
"Our Town" at Webster Conservatory. Pictures by Phillip Hamer Photography.
“Maggie Newstead-Adams as Emily and Jeremiah King as George brought telling detail to the stages of the young couple’s relationship.” - Review of Our Town at Webster University
Appropriate at Tennessee Williams Festival Saint Louis. Photos by Phillip Hamer.
"Most surprising is Maggie Newstead-Adams’ nuanced portrait of River. She presents herself as New Age and is derided for her ‘hippy-dippy’ qualities. Assuming she’s a stereotype, she proves herself to be wise beyond her 23 years and compassionate. Newstead-Adams’ poise among all the other acclaimed talent is impressive." -Review of Appropriate at Tennessee Williams Festival Saint Louis.
"Most surprising is Maggie Newstead-Adams’ nuanced portrait of River. She presents herself as New Age and is derided for her ‘hippy-dippy’ qualities. Assuming she’s a stereotype, she proves herself to be wise beyond her 23 years and compassionate. Newstead-Adams’ poise among all the other acclaimed talent is impressive." -Review of Appropriate at Tennessee Williams Festival Saint Louis.
"Maggie Newstead-Adams finds complexity in seeming simplicity as River" -Review of Appropriate at Tennessee Williams Festival Saint Louis.
"Maggie Newstead-Adams finds complexity in seeming simplicity as River" -Review of Appropriate at Tennessee Williams Festival Saint Louis.
"Maggie Newstead-Adams finds complexity in seeming simplicity as River" -Review of Appropriate at Tennessee Williams Festival Saint Louis.
"Maggie Newstead-Adams finds complexity in seeming simplicity as River" -Review of Appropriate at Tennessee Williams Festival Saint Louis.
"Maggie Newstead-Adams finds complexity in seeming simplicity as River" -Review of Appropriate at Tennessee Williams Festival Saint Louis.
"Maggie Newstead-Adams finds complexity in seeming simplicity as River" -Review of Appropriate at Tennessee Williams Festival Saint Louis.
"The Rover" at Webster Conservatory. Photos by Phillip Hamer, Chuck Immer, and Shannon Mayo.
Film
"Quarterly Review" Director Griffin Wiebelt-Smith
"Clueless" Dir. Sophie White & Dylan Patterson
"Quarterly Review" Director Griffin Wiebelt-Smith
"Clueless" Dir. Sophie White & Dylan Patterson
"Audition" Dir. Nat Harper
"Clueless" Dir. Sophie White & Dylan Patterson
"Clueless" Dir. Sophie White & Dylan Patterson
"Quarterly Review" Director Griffin Wiebelt-Smith
"Clueless" Dir. Sophie White & Dylan Patterson
"Almost, Forever" Dir. Christopher Tyrell
"Almost, Forever" Dir. Christopher Tyrell
"Clueless" Dir. Sophie White & Dylan Patterson
Acting Reel
“Clueless” Dir. Sophie White & Dylan Patterson
A devised piece by me: Saturday At The Canal