WELCOME TO KATHLEEN'S MEETUPS!

Be a part of a writer's room! We will find inspiration from sharing stories about the weekend, our crazy families, animals, and lives until we come up with a pitch! The goal of the class is to collaborate in making a WEB SERIES.

​One of Kathleen's greatest joys is teaching at Playhouse West where she inspires a new generation of actors, writers and filmmakers. She is the founder of the Playhouse West Production Class where she mentors the students as they write, direct and act in their own original plays. This year due to COVID 19 the students in her Production Class reinvented themselves and the class. They created their own Web series, and thus, the Meetup Class was born!
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN FROM THIS CLASS:
  • How to get your IDEAS on paper.
  • How to CREATE a story.
  • How to TELL a story with a clear beginning, middle, and end.
  • WRITING EXERCISES that will assist you in your story
WHAT YOU WILL TAKE WITH YOU:
  • A clear ELEVATOR PITCH for a web series.
  • Compelling CHARACTERS and their WORLD.
  • At least one SCRIPT to begin shooting.
​NEW MONDAY MORNING MEETUP IS BACK!
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Time: Every Monday starting October 5th-December 21st @ 9 am
​Cost: $100/month
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This class is VERY popular, so make sure to sign up now!

    REGISTER NOW!

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Kathleen studied for ten years under legendary acting teachers Robert Carnegie and Jeff Goldblum at Playhouse West in North Hollywood. After enjoying many years as a working actress, Kathleen discovered another passion... directing. She began honing her craft by doing small stage plays throughout Los Angeles. From there she teamed up with actor/playwright Scott Caan. She directed three of his world premiere plays: Word Faithful, Epilogue, and This Isn’t 40, starring Scott Caan, which earned critical acclaim and sold-out performances. Kathleen also directed the hit comedy play “Psyche on Vine”. The play featured a cast of many recognizable film and television actors including Sean Whalen (Twister, Never Been Kissed), Sean Carrigan (American Vandal, The Young and the Restless, Ford vs Ferrari) and Wolfgang Bodison (A Few Good Men, Tucker’s War). This raucous comedy ran for a year in Hollywood to sold out shows.