The Theatre [Untitled] Concert Series is a series featuring the work of up-and-coming singer/songwriters and providing an exploratory platform for artists to experiment and connect with a larger community of collaborators. Each concert will be streamed virtually and in person tickets will be released as CDC guidelines allow us to gather. 

The Theatre [Untitled] Concert Series Presents: 

Julia Hoffmann: March 26th at 8pm

Julia Hoffmann is an NYC-based actor, violinist, singer and yogi. She holds her BFA in Acting from Shenandoah Conservatory and is a proud National Theater Institute and Moscow Art Theater alumna. Julia has been featured on the national tours of Once the Musical (U/S Girl, Réza, Ex-Girlfriend), Rockin' Road to Dublin (Female Fiddler) and Cirque Musica: Holiday Wishes (Flying Violinist). Some of Julia's favorite regional credits include: Almost Heaven (Julia), Smoke on the Mountain (Denise Sanders), Buddy, The Buddy Holly Story (Mary Lou/Shirley) and Once the Musical (Ex-Girlfriend). She has also recently Co-Starred on the new Apple TV series, Dickinson as "The Fiddler". As a musician, Julia has played with multiple artists and bands in NYC and across the country. She has only recently begun writing music with her partner, Marc Malsegna and she hopes to release several singles later this year. Visit www.juliamariehoffmann.com to stay up-to-date with Julia!

James Powers: May 14th at 8pm

James Powers is a writer, lyricist, composer, and performer living in New York City. He is originally from Hazel Green, Alabama (a small town named after two colors that are sort of similar). After graduating from the University of Montevallo with a BFA in Musical Theatre, he moved to New York where he has worked with 54 Below, Hamlet Isn't Dead, and Theatre Untitled. James is currently working on a one-act concept musical entitled Unfinishedness about a young writer who is trying to find a sense of resolution in his unresolved life. It will be having its first public reading with Theatre [Untitled] in November 2021. He loves Bob Dylan, Tennessee Williams, and Joe's Pizza.