Class Room 1
Audition & Performance Training
Class Room 2
Stage Directing
Class Room 3
Matriarchy Theater
Introduction to Intimacy Directing
Class Room 4
The Ooley
Casting Workshop
Annex
B Street
Playwriting Principles and the Amplification of Human Creativity
Auditorium
ALL IN: The Festival of Accessible Theater
On making theater accessible to persons who are blind and low vision, Deaf and hard of hearing, and neurodivergent.
Outdoor Main Stage
“So, you want to be a Costumer"
Sacramento Costumers
Class Room 1
Audition & Performance Training
Class Room 2
New Bird Studio
On-line presence
Branding, website, digitial presence
Class Room 3
Jenny Conners & Alison Gilbreath
Adult Acting
Getting the Part
Class Room 4
Marketing yourself as an Actor
Actor One-Sheets
Annex
Actors in Motion workshop for "Non-Dancers"
No Experience Required
Auditorium
Shakespeare Master Class
"Unlock the power of Shakespeare’s words in our Audition Master Class, where you’ll dive deep into the text to uncover clarity, rhythm, and meaning. With guidance, you’ll transform monologues into dynamic, audition-ready performances that truly stand out.”
Class Room 1
Breaking Shakespeare
Red light Green light style. Play with sonnets, learn archetypes, and break the system. Access for all! This is not your grandpa's Shakespeare! Come play with us.
Class Room 2
New Bird Studio
Headshots & Headshots 101
Life style shots - Portfolio
Class Room 3
Jenny Conners & Alison Gilbreath
Adult Acting
Getting the Part
Class Room 4
Capital Stage
The Actor’s Vocal Reset: Science-Informed Voice Mechanics
Annex
Actors in Motion workshop for "Non-Dancers" No Experience Required
Auditorium
Stage Combat - All Levels
Auditorium
Acting Beyond Marginalization
Our individual identity affects our day-to-day interactions. Whether through internal social conditioning or external biases and prejudices, we are physically, emotionally, and mentally impacted by how we are perceived in the world. Through brave open discussion and liberation exercises, this lecture/workshop focuses on understanding the dynamics of how we, as People of Color, function in the world. Questions that will be explored include: What makes a specific skin-experience unique for an individual artist? How do interactions influenced by race affect the training for actors—in the power dynamic between instructor and students, the selection of material, the acknowledgment / ignorance of culture differences? Through workshop we will build an understanding of our identities and how to utilize them to disrupt or work with our artistry and our industry, which is currently rooted in White ideologies.
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