Workshops

Prospective creative teams and producers watch the actors read/sing through a show. There is no sets, costumes, lighting, or dancing. It's usually in a rehearsal hall.

That's what I thought. Thanks for clearing that up.

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Workshop productions sometimes invite outside people in the industry to attend that do not have a vested interest in the project, similarly to a "preview type production". I've attended a handfull of these. The first series of raw pre-production workshops are mostly what was just described with the creative teams. It get a little confusing with so many "presentations" before the actual show has it's opening.

Also, I work with Master class/ Workshops which are a completely different progam. These can be offered to any theatrical group to prep them for the theater. They're great fun too.

For information about these, you can visit my website at www.pbspotlight.com or pm me for an agenda.

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Updated On: 12/18/03 at 04:30 PM

Scripts are very common since there's not much time to rehearse and it's ever changing, especially the songs!

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