Posted: 4/26/20 at 2:52pm
There seem to be a handful of theatre companies offering online workshops, classes or seminars during this time, including Steppenwolf and Trinity Rep. Have you come across any others?
Posted: 4/26/20 at 2:58pm
Posted: 4/26/20 at 3:55pm
A lot of local theater companies that regularly have educational programming are offering online classes, workshops, and lessons. I think most of my friends and I are at least working part time through these, which is a whole lot easier than starting from scratch and offering online lessons on our own. Chances are your local non-Equity, children's theater, or not for profit company is offering online programming to stay afloat and keep their teaching artists employed.
Posted: 4/26/20 at 4:41pm
Yes, they are indeed.
I'm simply curious about what larger theatres across the country are doing the same.
Posted: 4/28/20 at 6:27am
Theatresketch said: "I'm a graduate student at New York Film Academy and I'm looking for online workshops to improve my pronunciation skills. I'm working on my final project too and I was wondering if it's now possible to find an independent theatre project advisor and pay for dissertation mentorship or easily find private tutors online too."
BroadwayWorld & IAMT launched online theater classes in February (the prices start at $500).
Camp Broadway and Broadway Bees are offering new workshops and and classes online.
Woodland Opera House > virtual classes.
Updated On: 4/28/20 at 06:27 AM
