Pascale Tsering

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Hey there! I am Pascale Tsering, a passionate budding theatre creator currently born in Bolder, Colorado, raised in Paris, France, and recent grad from university in Rochester, New York. 

As a child, my parents enrolled me in acting classes to get some of my wild untamed energy out, but their plan backfired because theatre has only ever fuelled my energy and passion. Perpetually jumping from project to project, I have always found my home in the theatre, be it rehearsing in the backrooms of a theatre on the Champs-Élysées in Paris, performing on west end stages in London, or inhabiting the tech booth in my university’s theatre in Rochester. I always find my stomping grounds in the theatre, working at all hours and making friends with the local theatre ghosts, or, in some cases racoons. 

Though my life-long love affair with theatre started as escapist fun, it has grown into so much more. As an emerging theatre professional, I now find my political voice in my projects on stage. Finding my place in this industry and this world has evolved from wanting to entertain, to wanting to make a social difference through politically evocative work, and tell stories that stay with an audience long after they leave the theatre. Whether it’s working as a performer, director, fight or intimacy professional, or stage manager, my goal is always to uplift art and create an accessible community for audience members and creatives alike. 

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I grew up in a very international environment. As an adult, I have been lucky enough to continue traveling the world, and have made theatre across many states, countries, and continents.

Keeping up with Pascale

Freelance Technician at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival

August

A woman celebrating at the Fringe Festival 2026 in Edinburgh, wearing a colorful jacket, with the festival's logo and location on the image.
A promotional poster for the play "Billie and the Big Turn On" featuring a woman with braided hair, dressed in a black outfit with red and white striped tights, sitting on a mountain bike. The poster includes a QR code, event dates in August 2026, and details about the venue and tickets, with promotional text encouraging curiosity and engagement.
Book cover for the play "Dreamgirl" by Karen Houge featuring a woman with blonde hair, wearing a light blue top and holding a bunch of green grapes and an orange sphere, with theater ratings and event details on a black background.
Poster for a musical titled 'Bipolar Archeologist' about mental health, with a photo of a woman with dark hair, wearing a dark floral top, against a dark background. The poster includes website www.solosunday.com, date and time Sunday June 7 at 2pm, at Mrs. Murphy & Sons Irish Bistro.
Promotional poster for a play titled 'Girlfriends' featuring a woman with curly hair, planets, stars, and mountains in the background, and event details at the bottom.
Promotional poster for a theatrical production of 'Hansel & Gretel' directed by Jenny Mercein, featuring characters in a forest setting with a tree, clouds, and a moon, with details of showtimes and location.
A woman with dark hair and multiple rings on her fingers, holding a burger, with a serious expression. The screen overlay shows her seeking cuddles, with details about her age, location, and reasons for seeking cuddles.
Woman with long dark hair pointing toward the camera, smiling, wearing a black top, in front of a boat with a sunset background, promoting a one-woman show called 'SpinQueen' by Megan Tomei.

Stage Management Apprentice and Dog Handler at the Colorado Shakespeare Festival

May - July

Illustration of William Shakespeare with long hair, beard, and red collar, holding a green feather quill, set against a yellow background.
Poster for the Colorado Shakespeare Festival featuring a stylized illustration of a man in a tuxedo with a flower on the lapel, wearing a black top hat with a red band, adjusting his green sunglasses, against a green background.
Group of five young adults smiling on an outdoor stage with an ornate, Spanish-style balcony and red curtains in the background.
A woman sitting in a wheelchair, smiling, wearing headphones, in a rustic setting with brick walls. There is a table with a bouquet of pink and white flowers on it. In the background, a table with flowers and some electronic equipment is visible, suggesting a casual or outdoor event.
Two women are sitting at a table engaged in a conversation. The table is filled with various items including colorful sticky notes, a water bottle, a partially opened laptop, and craft supplies like tape and foam pieces.