We weren’t ready for this. I certainly wasn’t. This is a time of great change, and it is going to hurt, because change does often hurt. The greatest hope is that we use our voices to encourage change for the better and be examples of the better, more compassionate, more humane world. Artists are good at feeling pain and using it for creativity and innovation, so let us find ways to help everyone else do so too. #blacklivesmatter #bethechangeyouwishtosee

I wasn’t really here for March — but since early April, I’ve been taking steps to keep my soul and spirit alive. I’ve been spending my time in quarantine in Brooklyn learning new skills: Duolingo, Masterclass, and Harvard’s online edx are my new friends; interacting digitally with my community: so grateful for workshops with Actors Launchpad, theatre chat groups watching productions on YouTube, fellow artists willing to explore scenework and character over Zoom; writing: joined a writing group and it’s encouraging me to finish several screenplays - features and webisodes/miniseries; and learning more about representation and the future of my industry.

Sadly, in light of covid-19 restrictions, Summer 2020’s productions with Breckenridge Backstage Theatre have been cancelled. We received healthy communication from the artistic team and I fully support their decision to protect their community and everyone involved, but I still made space for myself to bid farewell to an opportunity lost. I am honoured to have been cast as Helena (A Midsummer Night’s Dream) and Prentiss (Peter and the Starcatcher), I hope to see you again in a brighter healthier better future!

Excited to be collaborating again with smw in a staged reading of a new play, “St Lucy of the Eyes.”

Opens at 7pm, Monday, November 11th at The Wild Project, 195 E 3rd St, NY NY 10009.

Sex. Violence. Scandal. Murder. Power. 1930’s Hollywood has it ALL.
St. Lucy of the Eyes, written by (smw), is a brave, humorous, and frightening look into the institutionalized violence towards, and marginalization of, women. A brilliant, timely play seen through the lens of Hollywood’s Golden Age.

More production information at www.stlucyplay.com

One week, three dancers, countless possibilities. I have been welcomed to choreograph a piece for 2019’s National Choreographer’s Month, Performance at the Tank Theatre in NYC. Myself and a handful of other choreographers will be presenting a one-hour show of new works created from the prompt “chance” on July 17th at 7pm.

There will be a talkback after the show to discuss our respective processes. TICKETS

NACHMOx is your condensed choreographic kick in the pants that happens four times a year at The Tank NYC. The rules are simple: choreographer and dancers sign up, pair up and create up a brand new dance in a week! The same way that the creators are taking a chance on this process, we hope that you the audience will join us and learn more about the art and science of chance during this special performance!

Excited to be able to share this footage from Flight Over Wasteland, performed live at the Knockdown Center and adapted for film. Directed and adapted by artist Liliya Lifanova from TS Eliot’s poem The Wasteland, filmed by Yoni Goldstein.

This teaser for the film, which debuted this year at the Anthology Film Archives, introduces Philomela, with choreography co-developed with Davy Bisaro, combining delicate and agonizing movements to illustrate her desperate message and inability to speak.

Philomela, the Flight Woman in Eliot’s poem, comes from the Greek story of King Pandion’s daughters who were transformed into the nightingale (Philomela) and the swallow (Procne), to escape Procne’s husband Tereus after he brutally raped Philomela and tore out her tongue so she could tell no one of his wickedness against her.

Very excited to be part of the team adapting 1897: Aliens! Vampires! Zombies! into an audio-drama with writer/director Sean Michael Welch! Behind the Scenes footage below!

I had the pleasure of reading the novel in 2018 and speaking extensively with Sean regarding concepts for an adaptation for a story that feels part Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, part War of the Worlds, part Shaun of the Living Dead, all historical comedy. I’m so excited that we are bringing it to life!

So excited to see these SAKI Kitchen commercials drop online! Watch on Youtube!

Meeting a new production company and working position of 2nd A.C. and Swing/Set PA with the production team behind the new film, Gaining & Losing, produced by Besties Make Movies LLC, and written by the talented Mariana Vily. Excited to be a part of bringing this challenging story of a young woman’s road to recovery to life in a time when “30 million people in the USA suffer from eating disorders, and every 62 minutes, one of them dies.”

“The more you know of your history, the more liberated you are.” - Maya Angelou

In the Otherworld, the land of the fairy folk, wisdom is possessed by women. One day, the Queen of the fairies sent out a call to women around the world to come to the Otherworld and receive the gift of that great wisdom.

‘if women rose rooted' is a piece that explores the femininity and culture through the wisdom shared by those who came before us, and through our experiences today. Drawn from mythology and folklore, coupled with the personal experiences, ‘if women rose rooted’ tells a story that is both empowering and moving.

Director: Melissa Mowry, Assistant Director: Jessica Fichter

Exciting news! Alive, a beautifully challenging film I had the honor of starring in, has been accepted into the Katra Film Series Festival and will be screening alongside 12 other exciting films in their 2018 Spring Series. For more details, information, and tickets, please visit http://katrafilmseries.com.

Excited to attend the premiere screening of the short film, Alive, directed by Rose Ozkan, starring Titania Galliher and Matthew Appleby. The film screens as one of eight selected by industry judges for the New School's Fine Cuts Festival Screening. The first of hopefully many festivals.

April 28, 2018, Galliher premieres first work as a director/choreographer in New York City. Breathe of Trees, Fearg na Farraigí premieres at the UNFIX NYC Festival 2018. This new work, developed in collaboration with cast; Bahar Beihaghi, Jasmine Jiles, Kendra Mittermeyer, Estelle Olivia, and Kat Witschen, and musician/actor Matt Corry focuses on the relationships, conscious and unconscious, humans have with the world around them, natural and social.

On March 5th 2018, Titania Galliher with be performing a short scene from "Eastern Standard" by Richard Greenberg, portraying Phoebe Kidde opposite Daniel Robison (Dressed As Girl).
Performance is open to Industry Guests during the Actors Studio Drama School Industry Showcase and will be held at The Actors Studio, 432 W 44th St, New York NY 10036.
Please contact Galliher directly for invitations or reservations at tatianagalliher@gmail.com.