Amber Heard/Instagram Amber Heard posed for photos ahead of her performance in Jeremy O. Harris' new play,Spirit of the People The actress, who is slated to appear in the production during the Williamstown Theatre Festival this summer, posed forVoguealongside a few of her costars The shoot came after Heard announced in May that she had welcomed twin babies Amber Heardis marking her next project with her fellow thespians. The actress, 39, made a rare appearance in photos alongside her costars and fellow actors at the Williamstown Theatre Festival, where she'll be starring in Jeremy O. Harris' new play,Spirit of the People, at the Massachusetts festival's MainStage Theatre this summer. In a new photo shoot forVogue, Heard — whose spokespersonconfirmed to PEOPLEin May that she recently welcomed twin babies — could be seen smiling alongside her fellow actors and posing for a solo shot while surrounded by nature. The photos were taken by Hunter Abrams and Sam Lee. Pamela Anderson, Whitney Peak,William Jackson Harperand Chris Messina — all of whom are also slated to take part in the festival — were among the cast members and creatives who also posed for the photo shoot. Ernesto Ruscio/Getty Harris, part of the festival's inaugural Creative Collective tasked with curating the programming, described the atmosphere toVogueby quoting Tennessee Williams, who is being celebrated at this year's festival. "In an interview with Jason Grissom, [Williams] once said, 'There's magic in those woods,' in regard to the verdant woods around Williamstown I've found myself in this summer," Harris, 36, said. "He was right: There is a magic to the madness of making theater out here that has infected all of us this summer." "Perhaps it's the giddy 'theatre camp for adults' energy, or just the ways in which so many new theater artists — Katina [Medina Mora, director ofSpirit of the People], Nicholas [Alexander Chavez], Whitney [Peak], Amber [Heard, also ofSpirit of the People], and many more — have thrown themselves headfirst into this world and aren't just keeping up but pacing some of their peers," Harris continued. "I'm in awe of each of the people assembled this summer, and I hope the experience of meeting these gorgeous works of raw, ambitious art will give you something to chew on as we all dive headlong into this precarious moment in American history," he added. The festival's lineup also includesNot About Nightingales,Camino RealandThe Gig: After Moise and the World of Reason. Heard previously teased her involvement in the festival and Harris' new play after it wasrevealed that she had been castalongside actors Brandon Flynn and Lío Mehiel in June. Per the festival's website at the time, the production will also feature Ato Blankson-Wood, Zachary Booth, James Cusati-Moyer, Amandla Jahava, Emma Ramos, Julian Sanchez andTonatiuh. In the weeks since, Heard hasshared a selfiewith Harris on Instagram, writing that she was in her "theatre era." She also shared a snap of herself preparing earlier this month, alongside the caption, "Work in progress." Per theWilliamstown website, Heard will play a character named Genevieve inSpirit of the People.The production will mark her first acting gig since 2023, following her appearances inIn the FireandAquaman and the Lost Kingdom. The theater role comes three years after Heard'slegal battleswith ex-husbandJohnny Deppconcluded in 2022 and just months after she announced on May 11 that shehad welcomed twins, daughter Agnes and son Ocean. Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. "When I had my first baby girl Oonagh four years ago, my world changed forever. I thought I couldn't possibly burst with more joy," Heard wrote onInstagramat that time. "Well, now I am bursting times three!!! Becoming a mother by myself and on my own terms, despite my own fertility challenges has been the most humbling experience of my life." "I am eternally grateful that I was able to choose this responsibly and thoughtfully," she added. Read the original article onPeople
