L A U R E N F R E M A N
“Writing is a form of mischief” — Stephen Sondheim
“Writing is a form of mischief” — Stephen Sondheim
Lauren Freman is an award-winning writer and performer whose work has been featured from coast to coast. She currently attends the BMI Lehman Engel Musical Theatre Workshop in NYC — a program that has produced many of the most distinguished musical theatre practitioners of the past six decades.
She composed music and lyrics for And So That Happened, a world premiere musical produced by Seattle’s legendary 5th Avenue Theatre. Lauren’s score for The Devil and Sarah Blackwater (Annex Theatre) received the People's Choice Award for Outstanding New Play at the 2019 Gregory Awards, and she was awarded an Allied Arts’ Listen UP! Music by Women grant in 2018.
She has composed and performed on a menagerie of instruments and found-objects for live theater (The 14/48 Projects), live storytelling events (She Is Fierce), and short films (Dark Set Films) and contributed scripts, music, and voiceover to sci-fi/horror podcast, The Ugly Radio (Podmoth Network).
Freman studied violin in Florence, Italy, and at Mills College in California, where she earned a Bachelor's Degree in music performance. She also teaches both private and group music lessons with Tone Academy of Music, New York City’s premier Suzuki-method music school.
For bookings and inquiries, email hello@laurenfreman.com.
14/48: Parks Show
The 14/48 Projects' annual Summer Park Show is for children and adults alike!
A 60-minute, family-friendly play presented in parks throughout King County.
You’ve never seen a show like this! This radical new piece of theater is written by a diverse group of Seattle-based artists to mark this moment in our collective history. Fresh, funny, heartfelt, and original, And So That Happened… will make you glad just to be in a room with people again.
Spend your Valentine’s Day singin' songs about revenge, murder, and other grisly goings-on.
Albatross Theatre Lab presents a staged reading of Tony Burgess’ chilling and clever horror story, Pontypool.
14/48: The World’s Quickest Theater Festival operates under a simple premise: Gather some of Seattle’s most daring theater artists and put them in a pressure cooker.