Resources
These pre-recorded and pdf lesson resources across artistic disciplines can be enjoyed asynchronously at your convenience.
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Creative Ways to Trace!
Learn different tracing methods and how those can be used to create something unique!
Thumbprint Pals with Chu
Participants will be using the shape of their thumb to create playful and fun characters.
Shadow Puppet Theater Workshop
With parental supervision, create personal shadow puppet theaters and to learn storytelling tools.
A Whirlwind of Workshops about The Wiz (Part I)
Begin by hearing about The Wiz’s rich background and why it is so special to musical theater history.
A Whirlwind of Workshops about The Wiz (Part II)
Begin by hearing about The Wiz’s rich background and why it is so special to musical theater history.
A Whirlwind of Workshops about The Wiz (Part III)
Begin by hearing about The Wiz’s rich background and why it is so special to musical theater history.
A Whirlwind of Workshops about The Wiz (Part IV)
Begin by hearing about The Wiz’s rich background and why it is so special to musical theater history.
A Whirlwind of Workshops about The Wiz (Part V)
Begin by hearing about The Wiz’s rich background and why it is so special to musical theater history.
The Show Must Go On (Part I)
The activities are designed to engage students in the performing arts through vocal warm-ups, body awareness exercises, character creation, story creation, and concludes with a unique derived theater piece...
The Show Must Go On (Part II)
The activities are designed to engage students in the performing arts through vocal warm-ups, body awareness exercises, character creation, story creation, and concludes with a unique derived theater piece...
The Show Must Go On (Part III)
The activities are designed to engage students in the performing arts through vocal warm-ups, body awareness exercises, character creation, story creation, and concludes with a unique derived theater piece...
Cool, Calm Characters! (Part I)
Each lesson will focus on exercising a different tool from the actor’s toolbox; starting with our bodies, moving on to our voices, and wrapping up by working out our imaginations...
