Telling stories...
As a director, I am drawn to feminist theatre and shows that provide insight into important issues through intimate personal stories. To me, theatre is the ultimate form of human storytelling. With each performance, we invite the audience to immerse themselves in a different world and experience someone else’s story alongside them.
People are saying...
Absolute best Romeo and Juliet I have ever seen. Carolina Stevens [has] such a unique and wonderful director's eye....Days later and I'm still thinking of all the little touches and amazing moments. I'm not sure a performance has ever gotten into my head like this one. – Hannah Williamson
[Romeo and Juliet] is an incredible piece of theatre...I cannot overstate the impact this show had on me, with powerful performances, excellent staging, gorgeous lighting, and an interesting set.
– Christopher Bailey Hunter
It was such an honor to see [Master Class] last night. There aren’t enough words to describe how incredible moving and exceptional this show is. I don’t often get emotional after seeing a show, but this affected me to my core: it’s just that fantastic. –Renee Warnock
Mesmerizing performance and a top notch production. Do yourself a favor and go see [Master Class].
– Mark Thomas
Directing Credits
Romeo and Juliet (all-female) by William Shakespeare
Center Stage Conservatory
Master Class by Terrance McNally
Prospect Theater Project
As the Sky Comes Crashing Down by Carolina Stevens
Oregon Fringe Festival
Bolero by David Ives (Advanced Directing Project)
Southern Oregon University
You Can't Trust the Male by Randy Noojin (Student Showcase)
Southern Oregon University
Windows by Dennis Bush
Whitmore Charter High School
Assistant Directing Credits
The Rover by Aphra Behn, dir. Dawn Monique Williams
Southern Oregon University
Don't Try to Wake Him, Hand Me the Shovel by Pat Cook, dir. Gail Benge
Whitmore Charter High School
Seussical Jr. by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, dir. Brad Thompson
Hughson High School & Hickman Charter School
The Galileo Project by Roy Stevens, Annalisa Winberg, and Carolina Stevens, dir. Roy Stevens
Amazing Vox School Residencies (various schools)