New Year’s Eve, Dec 31st 2025. Carlo Theatre at Dell’Arte (131 H Street in Blue Lake) Doors at 6:00pm. Show at 7:00 Done by 9:30

$15 advanced general admission tickets can be purchased in cash at Dead Reckoning Tavern and the Logger Bar.

Limited online tickets available at Event Brite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rooster-mcclintock-banjo-makes-3-new-years-eve-tickets-1977044527402?aff=oddtdtcreator  

$20 general admission tickets at the door.

Dell’Arte invites the community to kick off New Year’s Eve in style at the Early Bird Special Black Jeans Gala, an evening designed for those who want to celebrate early and support local arts. Taking place at Dell’Arte in Blue Lake, the festivities begin at 6:00 pm with doors opening for mingling and drinks, followed by live performances headlined by Rooster McClintock and opening act A Banjo Makes 3 (a group of rag-tag misfits, plucking and picking their way with Bluegrass as their weapon of choice).

The NYE Early Bird Special Black Jeans Gala is a great way to help keep the Dell’Arte fires burning! Raffle prizes and a full bar round out the offerings, ensuring a memorable start to the holiday! Guests can dance into the evening—all while wrapping up in time to head home for an early night or continue the celebration elsewhere! Don’t miss out on the Logger Bar Karaoke Night happening immediately afterward!

Rooster McClintock featuring: Paul Calovich Jr. (Bass & Vocals) Jeff Langdon (Drums & Vocals) Jereme Stinespring (Guitar & Vocals) Jake Weigandt (Guitar & Vocals)

A Banjo Makes 3 featuring: Charlie Sleep (Guitar) Doc Woglom (Mandolin) Kevin Talston (Banjo) Jim Hatchimonji (Fiddle) Larisa Sleep (Bass)

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Great for artists and more!

Dell’Arte's apartment is for rent this fall. It is located on our second story addition in downtown Blue Lake. This is a fully furnished 2 bedroom apartment with a south-facing balcony and porch.

Available September 1, 2025. Six month minimum rental

No smokers or pets allowed.

For More Details: Email kimberly@dellarte.com or call 707-502-2108

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By the Honorable Mike McGuire, President pro Tempore of the California State Senate; 
and the Honorable Jim Wood, 2nd Assembly District;
Relative to Commending 

Dell’ Arte International

WHEREAS, The work of an extraordinary community of artists located amid the redwoods and rugged beauty of California’s North Coast, Dell’Arte International is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary of service as a center for theater training, research, and performance, and it is appropriate at this time to highlight its many achievements and underscore the positive impact it has made in the local community and beyond; and

WHEREAS, Established by Carlo Mazzone-Clementi and Jane Hill, Dell’Arte International has served the Northern California community of Blue Lake since 1974, and throughout its five decades of service, the artistic institution has strived to create resonant works of theater that are visceral and dynamic and engage the power and yearning of the imagination, truth, and mystery underlying the human experience; and

WHEREAS, Committed to its mission of bringing physical theatre training traditions to the United States, Dell’Arte International has nurtured actor-creators through comprehensive training in mime, mask, movement, and ensemble creation, and the artistic institution has evolved into a multifaceted organization encompassing a company, school, laboratory, incubator, presenter, artistic community, and home; and

WHEREAS, Dell’Arte International has made significant contributions to the cultural life of California and the nation, receiving national and international recognition for the style and artistry of its work, including support from esteemed organizations such as the California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts, and Irving Foundation; and

WHEREAS, Renowned for its ability to create works of theater inspired by the people, land, history, and issues of Northern California, Dell’Arte International has enriched and enlivened California’s cultural scene through its performances, many of which are free to the public, and it has also established a collaborative working relationship with the local Wiyot tribe and its prison arts project, highlighting its commitment to fostering relationships between art and place; and

WHEREAS, As one of the few rural professional ensemble theaters in the United States, Dell’Arte International has garnered recognition for its unique contributions to American theater, emphasizing a nonurban perspective, a 50-year history of ensemble practice, and groundbreaking work in physical theater forms that appeal to a wide audience; and

WHEREAS, Since its inception, Dell’Arte International has weaved a rich tapestry of history and innovation while continuing to evolve, reinvent itself, and return to its source, and through its 50 years, the artistic institution has inspired and influenced countless artists, teachers, staff members, and students; now, therefore, be it

RESOLVED BY PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE OF THE CALIFORNIA STATE SENATE MIKE MCGUIRE AND ASSEMBLY MEMBER JIM WOOD, That they congratulate Dell’Arte International on the celebration of its fiftieth anniversary and commend it for its many accomplishments and the invaluable contributions it has made to the cultural life of the people of the State of California and beyond.

Joint Members Resolution No. 134
Dated this 26th day of April, 2024.

Honorable Mike McGuire
President pro Tempore of the California State Senate

Honorable Jim Wood
2nd Assembly District

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“We’re excited to engage with these talented individuals as we work to bring the organization back to full strength. The breadth of experience they bring from finance, arts administration, performance, history with Dell’Arte, and the sheer passion for theatre is already energizing us to move forward with positivity,” said Pat Bitton, chair of the board.

The following individuals were elected to the board effective January 22nd 2024, and join incumbents Stephen Buescher, Dell’Arte alum and UC- San Diego professor; Kash Boodjeh, architect; Pat Bitton, nonprofit arts supporter; and Julie Douglas, Kimberly Haile, and Tony Fuemmeler, DAI Leadership Council members:

Stephanie Witzel was Dell’Arte’s Chief Financial Officer for seven years, retiring in 2018. She worked as a volunteer handling the auction at December’s Viva Dell’Arte Gala and in her words “what really motivated me to volunteer at this time was the staff.  While working with them on the gala and silent auction, I was so impressed with their dedication and organizational skills.” Dell’Arte is delighted to welcome Stephanie back to La Famiglia; her institutional knowledge and financial acumen will be of great value.

Bridget Bamber McCracken, aka Bird, is a seasoned arts administrator, actor, and creator. She served as Production and Booking/Tour Manager with The Dell’Arte Company from 1996 to 2001, and co-founded Trash Mash-Up, where she fosters community engagement through eco-friendly pageants using recycled materials. Bridget is Director of Academic Services at San Francisco State University’s School of Public Administration and Civic Engagement and holds a Master of Public Administration with an emphasis in Arts Administration and Nonprofit Management; she is currently pursuing a Master of Arts in Gerontology. A graduate of Dell’Arte International School of Physical Theatre and Otterbein College, Bridget brings a wealth of expertise to her multifaceted roles in the arts, education, and community engagement.

Gurudarshan “GD” Khalsa is an active member of the Blue Lake community and long-time supporter of Dell’Arte who was a close friend of the late Joan Schirle. GD is a mostly retired family physician and a long-time yoga practitioner who in his own words is “very calm and grounded by my decades of yoga and meditation”; he anticipates that his “discerning and analytical mind” will help to bring clarity to Dell’Arte’s decision-making processes during the rebuilding of the organization.

“It’s a solid sign that the organization is headed in a positive direction when individuals of this caliber step forward to participate,” adds Bitton. “We have several other potential directors waiting in the wings and are planning a second onboarding phase later in the year.”

Head of Training Tony Fuemmeler says, “Alongside the solid blend of skills, professional acumen, organizational history and community involvement which this group embodies, we are thrilled to also have their passion for Dell’Arte and professional rural theater and training as we move forward over the next few months into our 50th year.”

Dell’Arte is in the middle of a winter term of community classes, a series of professional workshops in the next few months, and a solo performance intensive with returning faculty Michelle Matlock in March. In the Carlo, guest performances have begun with the sold-out return of Papaya Lounge this past week. There’s music aplenty coming in February, starting with Home Cookin’ and The Appliances on February 10th, and Makenu Cumbia on February 24th. This summer marks the 50th Anniversary of Dell’Arte and will feature performances, popular summer intensives, the Prize of Hope, and the Folk Life Festival. More information about all of these and more can be found on the website at www.dellarte.com. 

Dell’Arte is currently seeking sponsors for summer productions and is also pleased to offer the Carlo Theatre space as a rental for third-party events. Interested businesses and individuals should contact Operations Manager Kimberly Haile at kimberly@dellarte.com.

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Joan Schirle Day Proclamation

Whereas Joan Schirle was a gifted actor whose performances delighted audiences in Blue Lake and around the world, and

Whereas Joan Schirle was a talented playwright who, among other characters, created and performed as the iconic private eye, Scar Tissue, and

Whereas Joan Schirle was instrumental in developing Dell’Arte’s Theater of Place tradition which has preserved and enriched Blue Lake and Humboldt County history, and

Whereas Joan Schirle was a gifted teacher, director, and life coach to the many students who attended Dell’Arte or workshops she conducted elsewhere in the world, and

Whereas Joan Schirle was a warm, wise and thoughtful friend who enriched the lives of many people within the broader Humboldt community,

Whereas Joan Schirle boldly and courageously stood up to the evils that degrade the heart by specifically making work about her own community and its local issues with pride and ferociousness,

Whereas Joan Schirle made it her life’s work to share her incredible talents with the people of Blue Lake,

Whereas Joan Schirle was deeply committed to the preservation and protection of our natural environment in Blue Lake and Humboldt County,

Whereas Joan Schirle, the Queen of Blue Lake, served her community in so many ways, from the renovation of the Logger Bar to the pancake breakfasts at the Grange,

Whereas Joan Schirle was the living embodiment of a citizen and an artist,

Now, therefore, be it resolved that the City of Blue Lake award Joan Schirle the honorary title of Leading Lady of Blue Lake, and hence forth officially celebrate February 4 as Joan Schirle Day.

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Alyssa Hughlett | January 8, 2024 | Statement of Departure

My journey at Dell’Arte began as an MFA student and, after graduating from the program in 2015, I was hired by the school to teach acrobatics and physical training as part-time faculty. I performed, toured, and directed with my ensemble, UpLift Physical Theatre, acted and performed locally at the Arcata Playhouse, and Ferndale Repertory, and, most notably for me, co-created and performed in The Papaya Lounge, which continues strong in its sixth season this year.

When I took on the role of Interim Managing Director at Dell’Arte in late February of 2020, I had no idea just how much my life was going to change, and, for that matter, how much the world would change, and how precipitously. Much of my story, as it relates to my work in the last four years, is not visible to the community, mostly because arts administration is behind the scenes in service of the programs and artists. Yet, it can be said that administration is an art too, and I am deeply grateful – indeed joyful – for all that I have learned as a Managing Director and Executive Director/CEO. 

Now the time has come to close that chapter, and for me to reclaim my artistic life, restore my physical and mental energy, and open up avenues for new personal growth. I am so appreciative of my mentors, close colleagues, and creative partners, who have seen me through some of the most difficult years I have had to navigate in my professional life. I have always valued and taken a holistic approach in my teaching, administrative, and leadership work, so now that Dell’Arte is entering a chapter of rejuvenation, I take the view that my departure helps to create space for new energy, perspectives, and growth to emerge.

I am excited to see where the Leadership Council will take Dell’Arte in its 50th year and beyond. After a short (one-month) breather, I’ll be returning to the Board, where I’m looking forward to supporting the organization’s future, both as a board member and a Blue Lake community member.

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Dell’Arte International Announces Newest Board Members

BLUE LAKE, CA – Dell’Arte International’s Board of Directors today announced five new members who will help advance the nonprofit’s work of exploring theatre making, theatre training and the relationship between artist and community. 

“We’re excited to expand our board with these leaders who have diverse experience and will bring an array of talents and insight to help strengthen the art of nonprofit governance at Dell’Arte,” said Managing Director Alyssa Hughlett. “We have worked purposefully to ensure our board and leadership include professionals from higher education and the arts communities, as well as long standing Humboldt County residents and award-winning alumni.”

Dell’Arte International in Summer 2020 committed to an internal racial and cultural assessment process and has moved forward with corresponding recommendations to revise term limits and recruit new board members to bring greater equity and representation to the board. 

The Dell’Arte Board of Directors will continue its effort to fully develop its membership into Spring 2021. Faculty Chair Elizabeth Colón Nelson said, “We are committed to meeting and expanding our stated equity goals, and supporting a cultural transformation at Dell’Arte in order to serve and embolden a diverse and inclusive next generation of theatre makers, practitioners and community engagement artists.” 

“I am personally thrilled to welcome such a strong group of leaders to the Board of Directors as Dell’Arte navigates some of the most challenging months in its nearly 50 year history,” said Bonnie Neely, former board chair who recently stepped down after 13 years of service. 

The new board members began their terms, not to exceed seven years, on January 25. The new board members are:

Stephen Buescher – A graduate of Dell’Arte International School of Physical Theatre, CalArts, and now a TCG New Generations fellow, Stephen Buescher is a director, choreographer, actor  and professor. He has worked as an Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) advisor to the San Diego Repertory Theater and is chair of EDI in the Department of Theater and Dance at UC San Diego. Stephen has choreographed numerous performances at the American Conservatory Theater and recently taught master classes focusing on Black and Artists of Color for Theater Communications Group and the Craft Institute. 

Issac M. Carter, Ph.D. – Isaac M. Carter is the founder and coach for the Coaching Imperative.  He is a Critical Educator, DEI Strategist, Equity Coach, Leadership and Organizational Consultant, Certified EQ Practitioner & Assessor and Black Male Feminist. For over two decades, he has steered change management in for-profit and non-profit sectors. His training incorporates Critical Race Theory, Intersectionality, and Leadership Success, and Organizational Development. Dr. Carter is the co-editor of the forthcoming volume “Unhooking from Whiteness,” Sense, 2021. Issac helps individuals and institutions understand, embrace, and leverage diversity through implementing DEI strategies, team building, emotional intelligence and one-to-one cultural agility coaching.

Jeremy Michael Clark, Ph.D. – Dr. Jeremy Michael Clark holds a Ph.D. in Human Resource Development from the University of Minnesota, an M.A. in Organizational Leadership from Gonzaga University and a B.S. in Business Administration and General Management from Humboldt State University. He has experience in banking management and finance, consulting and served as Managing Editor for Advances in Developing Human Resources, a leading academic journal in the Human Resource Development field. Dr. Clark’s research focus is on diversity in organizations and he currently works in the Department of Human Resources for the County of Humboldt. He resides in Eureka with his wife, Haley, their two children and their beagle.

Heather Equinoss – Heather Equinoss is a collaboration doula, consultant and visual facilitator whose work is in service to a simple core belief: that the health and wellbeing of people are inextricably connected to one another and the planet that sustains us. She brings 20 years of meeting design, graphic facilitation, and community engagement experience in public, nonprofit, and community settings and specializes in supporting multi-stakeholder, multi sector collaborations. She is a partner in CoCreative Consulting and Equinoss Consulting. She and her family live on Wiyot land on the redwood coast of California.

Libby Maynard – Libby Maynard is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Ink People for the Arts, a nonprofit that connects the community to resources for cultural development. A visual artist with nearly 40 years’ experience working with community and arts organizations on the North Coast, Libby is also a nonprofit consultant. She earned a master’s degree in art from Humboldt State University and has attended Wellesley College and the International School of Bangkok in Thailand. 

The Dell’Arte International School of Physical Theatre offers the only accredited MFA in Ensemble-Based Physical Theatre in the world. Its training programs attract students from across the globe, with more than 1,000 graduates from 41 countries since the formation of the school in 1975. It is one of three institutions of higher education in Humboldt County, along with Humboldt State University and College of the Redwoods. 

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Dell’Arte is very happy that Lauren will stay on the faculty and continue lending her invaluable voice and instruction to our students. We thank Lauren from the bottom of our hearts for her compassionate leadership, her tireless and often invisible work, her skill as a teacher and artist, her undying commitment to our students, and her vulnerability as we embrace changes ahead. 

Please find a message from Lauren below:

Dear Dell’Arte Community,

This is to let you know that I’ve decided to resign from my position as School Director at Dell’Arte, effective October 1. My plan is to stay on as a faculty member this coming school year, and I truly look forward to working with students and colleagues in that capacity. 

The Dell’Arte Board of Directors recently completed a 360 review of my work, and returned a unanimous vote of confidence in me and in my job performance as School Director. In spite of their vote of confidence, which I deeply appreciate, I believe the best thing for Dell’Arte in this moment is for me to step aside and make room for others to lead. It’s time for Dell’Arte to place our racial equity goals at the center of decision-making and to embrace this as a priority, for the benefit of the artistic work, the students, the audience, and the integrity of the training itself. By stepping aside, I hope to help support and further that work through my actions as well as my words. 

I’m proud of the work I’ve done as School Director, and the progress we’ve made as a school in the past five years. During that time I’ve watched the school transform, becoming a place where creativity, joy, ensemble spirit, democratic values, multiculturalism, rigor, and love for the transformative work of theatre thrived. As one of the few women ever to hold the School Director position at Dell’Arte, I hope I’ve helped set a precedent for the kind of invisible, compassionate, principled leadership which serves a community of artists and students best.

My deepest thanks go out to the Dell’Arte students and alumni, for all you’ve taught me about life and leadership during these years. I’m grateful for the trust you placed in me, for the honesty and vulnerability you brought to the work, and for the vulnerability you’ve helped me to recognize and embrace in myself. To fully practice what I preach as a teacher, it’s time for me to leap into the unknown, to trust in the ensemble and let go of part of myself, so something new can emerge.

With hope and gratitude,

Lauren

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Dear Friends, Dell’Arte is still operating at a reduced capacity due to the pandemic and we would like to thank our community for the all of the support we are receiving as we move through this together. We are taking time to recalibrate and the necessary steps to weather the storm so that when we reopen at full capacity, we can do so with strength, perspective, and energy! In previous updates, we’ve announced that we will not be conducting our Professional Training Program this year to prioritize safety. Our 3rd year MFA students are busy at work, however, redesigning our annual Holiday Show tour for the times and we are excited to share their progress with you as they go!

It’s true! We love our audiences and we want to include you in our redesign of the annual Holiday Show Tour, which has brought professional theatre to communities up and down the North Coast for over 40 years! Even if you’re reading from afar, we invite you to contribute your thoughts and ideas as well. Hive mind! How can we bring our production to you this year? Email our artists as they create this year’s Holiday Show – an adaptation of Hansel And Gretel.  EMAIL HOLIDAYSHOW@DELLARTE.COM

SPOTLIGHT ON ALUMNI: Our alumni all over the planet continue to amaze us as they engage the world around them with their artistry for better change. Idit Kischinovsky graduated from our MFA program in 2019. For the last several weeks, she has been attending protests in her home country of Israel with a mission to bring love and levity to the masses. Here are some words from Idit on her work:  “This clown is a police woman named ‘Straight to the Heart’. It means there is a woman in uniform that her duty is to listen to the hearts around her, to listen to her own heart, and to remind about the heart to each and everyone. She gives stickers of hearts to the crowd. She gives a spray with a potion of love (water) to anyone who wants. There are weekly big demonstrations in Jerusalem asking for change of the government and for change in general. It creates violence between the police and the citizens. The police is using force. Humor and love challenges power and uniform. She gets involved when there is violence trying to soften whats possible. At the beginning it was a bit frightening, not so much anymore. Moving towards healing.”  Way to go Idit! We wish safety and heart to all of those protesting and working for change in their own ways and take inspiration from your actions.

Photos by Rafi Michaeli, IIai Balaban, Avishag Gaya, Itai Slovatik

LIGHTS UP ON DELL’ARTE Our Lighting Designer, Spike Foster, lit up Dell’Arte in red on September 1st for the RED ALERT DAY OF ACTION in solidarity with 1500 live performance spaces across the country who have joined in a movement to raise awareness around extending the RESTART Act. The event was initiated by #WeMakeEvents North America, a coalition of industry professional supported by trade bodies, businesses, unions, and non-profit associations. The RESTART act provides economic relief to the live events industry and the millions of workers affected by the COVID shutdown. Live events employ over 12 million people in the US. Live events contribute over $1 trillion annually to the US economy. 95% of live events have been cancelled due to COVID-19. 96% of companies have cut staff and/or wages. 77% of people in the live events industry have lost 100% of their income, including 97% of 1099 workers.  READ MORE AND TAKE ACTION HERE

SUPPORT BY…INDULGING!:  Say what? Student Anne Howard is baking delicious treats in Blue Lake and donating 75% of the proceeds to Dell’Arte’s Library? That means you can eat your way through today and feel EXTRA good about it!  EMAIL KOALA BAKES TO ORDER HERE

SHARE OUT: We’d like to share with you an article written by Dr. Issac M. Carter called “Mindful Allies: Being and Being With”  to find some ground today in our collective work of undoing racism. “Your focus must remain fixed on listening, analyzing, and solving the problems at hand. Humility is central to the realization of our humanity.” Dell’Arte is now in process with Coaching Imperative on a Racial Equity Audit and we are excited to share our updates with you as we go. Coaching Imperative helps individuals, teams and organizations by offering culturally responsive coaching that emphasizes adaptive leadership, cultural agility, critical education, and building mindful practices. We are working with co-founder Dr. Issac M. Carter throughout this next year and you can read more about our process on Dell’Arte’s new accountability webpage (in process!) here. READ THE ARTICLE HERE

ACCOUNTABILITY ANSWERS: Last month, we opened up a direct line of communication with our community about our racial equity and accountability work by creating an email address you could reach us at: accountability@dellarte.com. We thank all of those who wrote in and gave feedback, comments, and posed questions. We received a question about language used in a statement we sent out detailing some of our work…

CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ON THIS ANSWER AND DAI’S ACCOUNTABILITY WORK

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The 2020-2021 school year will be different from previous years at Dell’Arte. Because of the pandemic, we have decided to postpone our next PTP class until the Fall of 2021. We will be starting modified in-person classes with our third-year MFA students in late September of 2020. Our second-year MFA students will begin in January of 2021, with Covid-19 safety protocols in place. You can keep an eye on us at www.dellarte.com for further updates to the 20-21 calendar as they develop.  We continue to wish you and yours health and safety at this time.

? of Veenadari Lakshika by Terrence McNally from 2019 Holiday Show “Return to Oz”.  2020 HOLIDAY SHOW TOUR Our 3rd year MFA students will soon begin work on this year’s Holiday Show, an adaptation of “Hansel and Gretel” by the Brothers Grimm! This year is going to be different due to COVID-19 restrictions restrictions and with a renewed commitment to anti-racist creative practice.. As part of our creative process we are asking “how can we see this as an opportunity for invention?” For 35 years, Dell’Arte has toured annually up and down the North Coast in late fall to bring free holiday shows to communities performing in theatres, school gyms, halls, and community centers. We’d love suggestions from the community to ask how we can safely bring this show to you this year. Have you got a brilliant idea or resources for a creative solution? How do you want to see this show in a way that keeps our communities and performers safe? Let’s invent together: email holidayshow@dellarte.com   EMAIL HOLIDAYSHOW@DELLARTE.COM

?Balinese faculty member I.B. Putu Wirabumi dancing in topeng performance. Photo by Janessa Johnsrude from our 2020 trip. We have changed the dates for our Dell’Arte Abroad: Bali program to March 1 – 29 in 2021 – an exciting time to be on the island during Nyepi, the Balinese New Year! We’ve also updated our tuition fees to make this unique program available to more participants. In the event that the pandemic prevents our annual immersive study program from taking place in 2021, registrants can opt to continue at a rescheduled time. Don’t miss your incredible opportunity to study with our exceptional Balinese faculty and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of the Balinese arts.   CLICK HERE FOR MORE BALI PROGRAM INFO

Dell’Arte is committed to doing the work to become an antiracist organization. You can keep an eye on our process on our website as we go here. As we engage our community, we believe in and welcome a diversity of viewpoints, experiences, opinions, and beliefs, but we must also disable racism, discrimination, and destructive behavior that ignores both historical trauma and personal lived trauma. In recent weeks, our local press released a statement from a community member which does not represent Dell’Arte’s view. You can view our response, which we sent to our local media as a press release, here.  Dell’Arte is actively inviting feedback from anyone in the community who wants to weigh in on how we’re doing as we continue our process of creating an antiracist organization. We’ve set up an email address to solicit feedback from anyone who has a perspective they’d like to share with us. Please send any comments or questions you have about equity at Dell’Arte, so that our staff can be in dialogue with our wider community and respond to your perspectives. Read more about our accountability process here.  EMAIL ACCOUNTABILITY@DELLARTE.COM

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