New York actor and University of St. Thomas alumnus Aaron Krohn speaks about life as a Broadway actor living in New York. A Houston native, Krohn grew up in the theatre, raised and inspired by his actor parents, Charles and Chesley Krohn. He was a theatre major at the High School for the Performing and Visual Arts (HSPVA) and received his undergraduate degree in philosophy from the University of St. Thomas. He recently finished work on his second year of The Bridge Project, a half-English, half-American multi-continental three year theatre project, featuring five classic plays directed by Sam Mendes, produced by Kevin Spacey and performed in Asia, Europe, New Zealand, London and New York. 

The lecture takes place at Jones Hall on the UST campus.