2024 Directing Projects
2023 Directing Projects
2022 Directing Projects
Public Workshop Staged Scenes at Parity's Annual Gala
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Public Workshop Public Workshop
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2021 Directing Projects
Virtual Workshop Filmed Stage Production
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2020 Directing Projects
World Premiere. Run cut short due to Covid shut-down on March 12th, 2020
2019 Directing Projects
Public Staged Reading World Premiere
Public Staged Reading
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Praise for Duet
“Ludovica Villar-Hauser’s unostentatious staging neatly cuts from their dialogue to flashbacks and reminiscences.”
-Spy in the Stalls
Praise for Mirrors
"Villar-Hauser’s vision of Osborne-Lee’s play is one which is delivered with power and poignancy by her collaboration with the excellent actors and fine creative team..." -Carole Di Tosti
Praise for Stop-Motion
“...beautifully cast & filmed with a killer ending.” - Eva Heinemann, Hi Drama!
Praise for Charlie's Waiting
"The performance, guided by Annis’s script and Ludovica Villar-Houser’s sparkling staging, delivers an icily gradual unravel."
- Blogcritics
"Crisply directed by Ludovica Villar-Hauser..." - NY Beacon
“…stylish direction … impressive to watch ...” - OffOffOnline
“… director and Parity Artistic Director, Ludovica Villar-Hauser has polished [the production] to mirror-perfection.” -Q Onstage
Praise for For Heaven's Sake
"A delightful comedic drama. The marvelous cast, adroitly directed by Ludovica Villar-Hauser, is blessed with superb musical skills as well as a very high level of acting talent across the board." - The Front Row Center
"...the writing and the acting is so good and the direction, by Ludovica Villar-Hauser, so subtle that you root for everyone in different ways and for different reasons." - Theater Pizzazz
"A fantastic piece of work by Laura Pedersen..." - Marisa Vitolo, Reviewfix.com
Praise for Bold Girls
"Ludovica Villar-Hauser directs with an alert eye and an even hand. Leisure gives way to tension, then to wary ease, then to tenderness. No small moment is sacrificed to a larger one. " --NEW YORK TIMES Theatre Review: 4 Women (And Who Needs Any Men?) by Margo Jefferson
Praise for As it is In Heaven
"The cast of nine, coolly directed by Ludovica Villar-Hauser at the Cherry Lane Studio Theater, does a solid job of expressing each woman’s distinct persona. "
--NEW YORK TIMES Theatre Review: Striking, Gentle Portrait of a Shaker Community by Anita Gates
"Ludovica Villar-Hauser’s direction is exquisite and well paced, and her imaginative staging of this ensemble of nine is especially impressive given the small playing area." -nytheatre.com review by Robin Rothstein
Praise for Leaves of Glass
"...Ludovica Villar-Hauser elicits detailed, persuasive performances from all four performers..." -NEW YORK TIMES Theatre Review: A Father’s Pain, Engraved on His Sons by Charles Isherwood
“Ludovica Villar-Hauser’s unostentatious staging neatly cuts from their dialogue to flashbacks and reminiscences.”
-Spy in the Stalls
Praise for Mirrors
"Villar-Hauser’s vision of Osborne-Lee’s play is one which is delivered with power and poignancy by her collaboration with the excellent actors and fine creative team..." -Carole Di Tosti
Praise for Stop-Motion
“...beautifully cast & filmed with a killer ending.” - Eva Heinemann, Hi Drama!
Praise for Charlie's Waiting
"The performance, guided by Annis’s script and Ludovica Villar-Houser’s sparkling staging, delivers an icily gradual unravel."
- Blogcritics
"Crisply directed by Ludovica Villar-Hauser..." - NY Beacon
“…stylish direction … impressive to watch ...” - OffOffOnline
“… director and Parity Artistic Director, Ludovica Villar-Hauser has polished [the production] to mirror-perfection.” -Q Onstage
Praise for For Heaven's Sake
"A delightful comedic drama. The marvelous cast, adroitly directed by Ludovica Villar-Hauser, is blessed with superb musical skills as well as a very high level of acting talent across the board." - The Front Row Center
"...the writing and the acting is so good and the direction, by Ludovica Villar-Hauser, so subtle that you root for everyone in different ways and for different reasons." - Theater Pizzazz
"A fantastic piece of work by Laura Pedersen..." - Marisa Vitolo, Reviewfix.com
Praise for Bold Girls
"Ludovica Villar-Hauser directs with an alert eye and an even hand. Leisure gives way to tension, then to wary ease, then to tenderness. No small moment is sacrificed to a larger one. " --NEW YORK TIMES Theatre Review: 4 Women (And Who Needs Any Men?) by Margo Jefferson
Praise for As it is In Heaven
"The cast of nine, coolly directed by Ludovica Villar-Hauser at the Cherry Lane Studio Theater, does a solid job of expressing each woman’s distinct persona. "
--NEW YORK TIMES Theatre Review: Striking, Gentle Portrait of a Shaker Community by Anita Gates
"Ludovica Villar-Hauser’s direction is exquisite and well paced, and her imaginative staging of this ensemble of nine is especially impressive given the small playing area." -nytheatre.com review by Robin Rothstein
Praise for Leaves of Glass
"...Ludovica Villar-Hauser elicits detailed, persuasive performances from all four performers..." -NEW YORK TIMES Theatre Review: A Father’s Pain, Engraved on His Sons by Charles Isherwood
Ludovica Villar-Hauser founded Parity Productions in 2016 with the goal of championing female, trans and gender expansive artists.
Parity is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit theatre, and is the only New York theatre company that ensures at least 80% of the creative roles--playwrights, directors, and designers--are filled with women, trans, and gender-expansive artists. Parity offers free tools to encourage the rest of the theatre industry to do the same.
Parity is always working on new projects—for more information, click here.
Parity is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit theatre, and is the only New York theatre company that ensures at least 80% of the creative roles--playwrights, directors, and designers--are filled with women, trans, and gender-expansive artists. Parity offers free tools to encourage the rest of the theatre industry to do the same.
Parity is always working on new projects—for more information, click here.
