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FOR ADULTS

Who says all the fun is for kids? We offer a variety of classes and workshops designed for adults.

 

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Explore your creative side.

If you’re a professional searching for new ideas, and artist hoping to beef up your acting chops, or an educator looking for arts experiences, we have a variety of classes and workshops designed for you. Our professional development opportunities can help you level up that corporate presentation or add a few extra tools to your arsenal of skills.

We are working to add more options than we already offer; in the meantime, please explore our current list of workshops, classes, and more.

 

If you’re interested in registering for our workshops, please contact our Education Department for more information. 

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Workshops

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Improve Your Life with Improv

Ever watch “Whose Line is it Anyway?” and wish you could join the actors on stage? In this introduction to improv workshop, students learn the basics of improvisation in a fun, high-energy setting. Focus is placed on students thinking on their toes, collaboration, and letting go of their inhibitions.

Requires a group of 10 or more to book. Please contact our Education Department to reserve.

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It’s Not What You Say, It’s How You Say It

How often have you heard (or said), “don’t take that tone with me?” In this workshop, students explore the power of voice and how to use it safely and wisely. From there, they will work to create their own unique character using the power of their voice. Other topics addressed in this workshop include stage fright, public speaking, and vocal health.

Requires a group of 10 or more to book. Please contact our Education Department to reserve.

Explore our other programs

Photo credits | Finding Your Creative Spark, Burgess C. Byrd & Mierka “Mookie” Girten in Sweat (Ryan Kurtz); More than Words, Shonita Joshi & Saiyam Kumar in Queen (Mikki Schaffner); Improv, Warren Kelley & David Arden Engel in Moonlight and Magnolias (Sandy Underwood); How You Say It, Cast of Cinderella: After Ever After (Mikki Schaffner); Apprentice Program, Molly Israel & Kadeem Ali Harris in Love and Information (Mikki Schaffner)