This fun, moving and hands on workshop is based on the work of Stella Adler and Viewpoints. Discover ways we can use movement as means of character development. This workshop will teach exercises in imagination, character specific physicality, relationship dynamics and creative storytelling. Come ready to move, interact and have fun!!!

How to cultivate yourself as a business to set yourself on the path to the best success. From taming rejection to communication to social media to branding, how to set yourself apart from the pack.

This is hot! This workshop is all live scenes, starring you with live coaching and immediate feedback on the magic you just created. For actors and those who love acting, this is 90 minutes of warm wonder, wow and what just happened?

Have you ever wanted to be a 4 inch tall garden gnome, traipsing through the forests? Or maybe a giant robot causing chaos in the city? Well, with voiceover work, anything is possible! With Voiceover for Beginners, you'll learn some basics to help break into the world of voiceover work, and play with your voice in ways you didn't think possible.

Learn about how to get started in the world of stand-up comedy. We will discuss the basics of joke writing and performing. Students will be given the opportunity to write and perform material in front of a live audience.

Introduction to the Michael Chekhov Acting Technique

So you love theatre, now what? How do you audition for top theatre colleges and what important educational steps go into insuring a solid performing career for life? Come learn the answers to these questions and more from a professional actor and acting professor. This workshop is specific designed for juniors and seniors who are close to that next chapter in their lives.

An introduction to un-armed stage combat, learn basic attacks, defenses, and body movement to safely choreograph your own fight in this hands on interactive workshop. We will also cover various techniques including but not limited to rolls, hair pulls, break falls, chokes. Be prepared to workout for this class.

Stage Combat- Broad Sword

An introduction to moving with music, common choreography, and tips for auditioning as a non-dancer in musical theatre; wear comfortable clothes and shoes.

Join us for an Intro to Improv where you will learn the fundamental components and principles of Improv. We will explore Improv exercises, spontaneity, teamwork, 2 person scene work and games.

You can’t see a glass box. It’s literally transparent. You CAN see a pair of scissors, or a cantankerous cat, but how do you show that in improv with only your hands? “Lazy object work” is an epidemic in improv that is often given a pass. Enrich your scenes with objects out of thin air.

Let go of control and share the surprises of creating stories in the moment. We start with a word at a time and build from there. By the end of the workshop your scenes will tell a cohesive story. It all starts with one word.

Participants in this workshop will discover "Yes" all over again! We use exercises that will make everyone remember just why they started improvising in the first place. This is also a great workshop for learning how to keep a conversation continuing and positive.

This workshop is focused on teaching students how to connect in improv through invested listening and eye contact. Discovering group mind for small and large scenes.

A detailed look into color schemes, choosing the right instruments, providing adequate angle and intensity for the application, and how to work seamlessly with other departments in a play.

Learn how to create the look of frost, ice, snow, and bitter cold. The class will include a demonstration and supplies to try it yourself. This is a hands-on class and best enjoyed if you are prepared to apply to your your own face or a partner's.

Learn moulage techniques and get some hands on experience with expert coaching. Learn medium techniques and makeup tips.

A discussion and demonstration of FDM 3d printing and hand props.

Quick 3d models for set design

Everyone Loves a Campfire - Except for the Marshmallows: How to be a Playwright in a Few Easy Steps and Some Difficult Ones

What's the difference for acting in front of a camera vs. acting in front of an audience?? It's all about details, specificity, and energy. And we'll get into all of it!!