ADULT CLASSES COURSE CATALOG

6 sessions • $325 • 2hr class time
Mon • Oct 26 – Dec 7 (no class Nov 23) • 12 – 2pm • Justin Walvoord

Do you want to act but aren’t sure where to start? Join us for this six-week class designed specifically for the beginning actor, where you’ll learn the fundamentals of the craft. The class highlights powerful ways to make your acting choices feel natural and spontaneous. Discover the building blocks of acting through improvisation, theatre exercises, and character work

6 sessions • $325 • 2hr class time
Wed • Nov 4 – Dec 16 (no class Nov 25) • 6:30 – 8:30pm • Alex Campbell

Do you want to act but aren’t sure where to start? Join us for this six-week class designed specifically for the beginning actor, where you’ll learn the fundamentals of the craft. The class highlights powerful ways to make your acting choices feel natural and spontaneous. Discover the building blocks of acting through improvisation, theatre exercises, and character work

6 sessions • $345 • 2hr class time
Tue • Nov 3 – Dec 15 (no class Nov 24) • 6:30 – 8:30pm • Timothy McCracken

Prerequisite: Introduction to Acting or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org.

Delve further into the core fundamentals of acting. This “must-take” class introduces the process of approaching a play and studying scenes, in preparation for in-depth partnered work in Scene Study Level 2. Formerly titled Approaching a Play: The Craft of Acting, this class focuses on core elements of text analysis and script scoring to help you build a clear map of specificity. Through exercises focused on given circumstances, behavior, and character work, you’ll strengthen your foundation and leave with greater readiness for partnered scene study.

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Tue • Nov 3 – Dec 15 (no class Nov 24) • 6:30 – 9:30pm • Tara Falk

Prerequisite: Scene Study Level 1: Fundamentals, or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org.

Dive into partnered scene work with a core focus on character! In this 6-week session, actors will explore how to build layered, specific characters from the ground up, using scene work as the foundation. Students will collaborate with partners to develop two scenes, diving into character, relationships, circumstances, objectives and more. Instructors will provide tools and frameworks to help you make strong, grounded choices and bring authenticity and depth to your character development. By the end of the session, actors will have a stronger sense of how to approach a role and create dynamic, believable characters in their work.

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Thu • Nov 5 – Dec 17 (no class Nov 26) • 12 – 3pm • Timothy McCracken

Prerequisite: Scene Study Level 1: Fundamentals, or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org.

Build your awareness of context and its importance in the world of the play through partnered scene work. In this 6-week session, actors will explore how environment, style, and circumstances shape behavior and action throughout a scene and play. Working with a partner on two scenes, students will examine how elements like genre, time period, given circumstances, and environment influence their choices. Instructors will provide frameworks for analyzing the broader context of a scene and integrating it into a more fully realized journey. This class will help actors develop adaptability and awareness, allowing them to ground their work in the world of the story while making clear, informed choices.

8 sessions • $480 • 3hr class time
Tue • Oct 20 – Dec 15 (no class Nov 24) • 12 – 3pm • Timothy McCracken

Prerequisite: 2 sections of Scene Study Level 2 (formerly Scene Study I), or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org.

Celebrate this opportunity to dig into one our great American Playwright’s family driven dramas. Deeply ensconced in the world of the “Realism” theatre movement, Miller’s great classics continue to resonate with our lives and circumstances today, in both the realms of family relationship and the challenges of surviving amidst the struggles we are all aware of, day to day. This class will focus specifically on Death of a Salesman (currently celebrating a fantastic revival on Broadway), The Price, All My Sons, and A View from the Bridge as its source material.

2 sessions • $200 • 3hr class time
Sat • Nov 21 & Dec 5 • 1 – 4pm • Timothy McCracken & Allison Watrous

Prerequisite: 2 sections of Scene Study Level 3 (formerly Scene Study II), or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org.

In this advanced offering, you’ll be challenged to dig in and realize a scene of your choosing, to your fullest capacity without previous instruction, and then receive detailed, specific feedback and adjustments to work on to bring back the following week! The material you choose must be 3 minutes or less in length from a published play. Scene partners will be assigned after registration. Join us as you continue to further deepen your craft and preparation!

4 sessions • $345 • 3hr class time
Sat • Nov 7 – Dec 5 (no class Nov 28) • 10am – 1pm • Jeffrey Parker

Prerequisites: Scene Study Level 1, or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org.

Shakespeare Without Fear! This class will provide a pathway to making Shakespeare’s text clear, active, and dynamic through the use of rhetoric, poetry, meter, and other “clues” Shakespeare has given us. These tools will celebrate the sense of how approachable his text can truly be for actors. Learn the “secrets” of activating, exploring, and performing Shakespeare’s language!

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Wed • Nov 4 – Dec 16 (no class Nov 25) • 6:30 – 9:30pm • Timothy McCracken

Get ready to approach the work when the director calls, “Action!” Learn to apply basic acting techniques to on-camera skills and build confidence in front of the camera. Focus will center on “to camera” technique and short scene work. Actors will continue to apply core craft elements of acting along with the technical asks of on camera work.

6 sessions • $400 • 3hr class time
Tue • Nov 3 – Dec 15 (no class Nov 24) • 6:30 – 9:30pm • Martha Harmon Pardee

Unlock your voice potential and explore the world of voice over! Step up to the mic and learn the basics of voicing commercials. Analyze and activate commercial copy, learn to take direction and increase your versatility.

6 sessions • $400 • 3hr class time
Wed • Nov 4 – Dec 16 (no class Nov 25) • 12 – 3pm • Erik Sandvold

Unlock your voice potential and explore the world of voice over! Step up to the mic and learn the basics of voicing commercials. Analyze and activate commercial copy, learn to take direction and increase your versatility.

4 sessions • $345 • 3hr class time
Tue • Sat, Nov 7 – Dec 5 (no class Nov 28) • 1:00 – 4:00pm • Mare Trevathan

Prerequisites: Voice Over Level 2, or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org.

This fun and active workshop breaks down: what makes a good demo, when to make a demo, how to choose content, and how to approach demo production strategically without overspending. You’ll also get individualized coaching by an experienced booth director.

3 sessions • $200 • 2hr class time
Thu • Oct 15 – 29 • 6:30 – 8:30pm • Justin Walvoord

Expand your world of voice over! One voice—yours—holds the potential for an array of characters. In this three-session workshop, discover tools to activate character and character choices for animation and video games while expanding your voice-over range. Learn tricks of the trade from a professional voice-over artist as you explore text and scenarios inspired by the animation and gaming industries. Deepen your approach to voice-over work and develop new tools for using vocal choices to create character. This workshop is an ideal choice for those interested in focusing on how vocal choices can create character. Discover new tools, deepen your approach to the work, and continue exploring the world of choices available within your voice.

6 sessions • $345 • 2hr class time
Thu • Oct 22 – Dec 3 (no class Nov 26) • 6:30 – 8:30pm • Emily Coleman

In this course, students will immerse themselves in the work of Fitzmaurice Voicework: breath, anatomy of the voice, destructuring, and restructuring. Learn how to relax the body while speaking, so you can access the fullness of your breath and voice to prepare for the athletic use of voice needed for the stage. Take part in a series of exercises to free the body and voice from habitual tension and make connections between thoughts, images, words, and sounds. Students will engage with text to embody these practices over the course of the class.

6 sessions • $345 • 2hr class time
Tue • Nov 3 – Dec 15 (no class Nov 24) • 6:30 – 8:30pm • Jennifer Thomas

Often referred to as “Estuary English”, we will focus on the London English that is spoken today. The focus will be a deep dive into understanding the differences between modern London and the more traditional stage dialect of British RP, oft used and heard in the plays of Oscar Wilde, Bernard Shaw and so many others. Both dialects will be valuable assets to an actors toolkit! We will do film and play readings in class, practicing the two dialects in depth. You will learn the articulation sound changes, rhythm, word stress, and resonance differences between each dialect.

4 sessions • $345• 3hr class time
Wed • Nov 4 – Dec 2 (no class Nov 25) • 6:30 – 9:30pm • Courtney Esser

As actors, unlocking the physical life of a character is a wonderful key to creating the deep connections that make theatrical storytelling so compelling. Discover the magic of truly connective work by jumping into some of the boldest bodies of the bard through a variety of physical theatre and movement techniques. Cultivate the freedom to make big choices and activate text through physical exploration of imagination, presence, and play.  This class is for anyone, at any level in their journey, who wants to deepen their connection to dynamic presence on stage by unlocking tension and inhibitions and investing in physical freedom and whole-body listening. Join us!

6 sessions • $345 • 2hr class time
Mon • Oct 19 – Nov 30 (no class Nov 23) • 6:30 – 8:30pm • Brian McManus

In this class, students will explore a variety of techniques for creating strong, believable characters and relationships on the spot. Using a mix of improv exercises, short-form games, and long-form structures, students will practice the art of making clear character choices and connecting with their scene partners. Students will learn how to identify and heighten key character and relationship traits within a scene, and how those choices naturally shape relationships as scenes unfold. With a focus on clarity, play, and collaboration, students will build practical tools they can use immediately on stage.

2 sessions • $145 • 2hr class time
Tue • Oct 20 & 27 • 12 – 2pm • Lyndsay Dru Corbett & Heather Curran

At the heart of powerful performance is the ability to act and react authentically. This two–part workshop will explore scene work through both “text driven” and “improvised” approaches that utilize physicality, action, and environment. Students will explore different acting techniques to discover both specific, planned choices and in–the–moment choices to elevate scenes and character development. When used together, structure and spontaneity combine to support powerful choices, organic adjustments, and grounded, joyful discovery in the craft of acting! All materials will be provided in class.

2 sessions • $200 • 3hr class time
Tue • Oct 6 & 13 • 6:30 – 9:30pm • Christy Montour Larson

Don’t miss this opportunity to work with one of Denver’s finest directors and teachers, Christy Montour Larson. Through the Meisner acting technique, students will discover that they are never done learning the craft of acting. Rooted in the work of master acting teacher Sanford Meisner, this workshop uses a series of exercises that build upon each other to create a useful set of new skills to master truthful human behavior.

2 sessions • $200 • 3hr class time
Mon • Nov 2 & 9 • 6:30 – 9:30pm • Grady Soapes

Prerequisites: Scene Study Level 3 (previously titled Scene Study II) or instructor approval. inquire at education@dcpa.org.

Don’t miss the chance to share your work with DCPA Casting Director Grady Soapes as you work on both monologues and scenes in an audition scenarios. The first week will focus on presenting two contrasting monologues, and the second week will focus on sides provided, in setting up a “callback” scenario. Mr. Soapes will provide specific feedback to individuals, helping you develop and hone your skills so you can confidently land your next park.

2 sessions • $200 • 3hr class time
Tue & Thu • Nov 3 & 5 • 6:30 – 9:30pm • Allison Watrous

Build confidence and command the room! This two-session workshop is designed for presenters of all experience levels who want to strengthen their public speaking presence and elevate their speaking skills. Using theatre-based techniques, participants will develop authenticity, vocal strength, composure, and resonance while developing a tool box of techniques to strengthen any presentation. Participants will explore how actors build intention and connection, applying these methods to their own speaking style. This extended session will build skills and put those skills into practice for transformed presence. Gain speaking confidence!

6 sessions • $325 • 2hr class time
Mon • Jan 11 – Mar 1 (no class Jan 18 or Feb 15) • 6:30 – 8:30pm

Do you want to act but aren’t sure where to start? Join us for this six-week class designed specifically for the beginning actor, where you’ll learn the fundamentals of the craft. The class highlights powerful ways to make your acting choices feel natural and spontaneous. Discover the building blocks of acting through improvisation, theatre exercises, and character work

6 sessions • $325 • 2hr class time
Tue • Jan 12 – Feb 23 (no class Feb 16) • 6:30 – 8:30pm

Do you want to act but aren’t sure where to start? Join us for this six-week class designed specifically for the beginning actor, where you’ll learn the fundamentals of the craft. The class highlights powerful ways to make your acting choices feel natural and spontaneous. Discover the building blocks of acting through improvisation, theatre exercises, and character work

6 sessions • $325 • 2hr class time
Wed • Jan 13 – Feb 24 (no class Feb 17) • 12pm – 2pm

Do you want to act but aren’t sure where to start? Join us for this six-week class designed specifically for the beginning actor, where you’ll learn the fundamentals of the craft. The class highlights powerful ways to make your acting choices feel natural and spontaneous. Discover the building blocks of acting through improvisation, theatre exercises, and character work

6 sessions • $325 • 2hr class time
Tue • Jan 12 – Feb 23 (no class Feb 16) • 12pm – 2pm

Prerequisite: Introduction to Acting or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org.

Delve further into the core fundamentals of acting. This “must-take” class introduces the process of approaching a play and studying scenes, in preparation for in-depth partnered work in Scene Study Level 2. Formerly titled Approaching a Play: The Craft of Acting, this class focuses on core elements of text analysis and script scoring to help you build a clear map of specificity. Through exercises focused on given circumstances, behavior, and character work, you’ll strengthen your foundation and leave with greater readiness for partnered scene study.

6 sessions • $325 • 2hr class time
Tue • Jan 12 – Feb 23 (no classFeb 16) • 6:30 – 8:30pm

Prerequisite: Introduction to Acting or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org.

Delve further into the core fundamentals of acting. This “must-take” class introduces the process of approaching a play and studying scenes, in preparation for in-depth partnered work in Scene Study Level 2. Formerly titled Approaching a Play: The Craft of Acting, this class focuses on core elements of text analysis and script scoring to help you build a clear map of specificity. Through exercises focused on given circumstances, behavior, and character work, you’ll strengthen your foundation and leave with greater readiness for partnered scene study.

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Tue • Jan 12 – Feb 23 (no classFeb 16) • 6:30 – 9:30pm

Prerequisite: Scene Study Level 1: Fundamentals, or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org.

Strengthen your scene work by focusing on objective and action! This 6-week session centers on what characters want (objective), and how they pursue it – discovering playable, active choices to drive every moment. Actors will work closely with partners to build two scenes, breaking down the concept of objective and action/tactics, and beats to create compelling, dynamic work. Instructors will offer clear tools and techniques to help you identify strong objectives and translate them into actionable, specific choices. Through this process, you’ll learn how to bring clarity and intention to your work, making your performances more engaging and alive.

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Thu • Jan 14 – Feb 25 (no class Feb 18) • 12 – 3pm

Prerequisite: Scene Study Level 1: Fundamentals, or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org.

Build your awareness of context and its importance in the world of the play through partnered scene work. In this 6-week session, actors will explore how environment, style, and circumstances shape behavior and action throughout a scene and play. Working with a partner on two scenes, students will examine how elements like genre, time period, given circumstances, and environment influence their choices. Instructors will provide frameworks for analyzing the broader context of a scene and integrating it into a more fully realized journey. This class will help actors develop adaptability and awareness, allowing them to ground their work in the world of the story while making clear, informed choices.

6 sessions • $400 • 3hr class time
Mon • Jan 11 – Mar 1 (no class Jan 18 or Feb 15) • 6:30 – 9:30pm

Unlock your voice potential and explore the world of voice over! Step up to the mic and learn the basics of voicing commercials. Analyze and activate commercial copy, learn to take direction and increase your versatility.

6 sessions • $400 • 3hr class time
Tue • Jan 12 – Feb 23 (no class Feb 16) • 6:30 – 9:30pm

Unlock your voice potential and explore the world of voice over! Step up to the mic and learn the basics of voicing commercials. Analyze and activate commercial copy, learn to take direction and increase your versatility.

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Wed • Jan 13 – Feb 24 (no class Feb 17) • 6:30 – 9:30pm

Prerequisites: Introduction to Voice Over or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org

Sharpen your edge and continue to hone your commercial voiceover technique and learn about other aspects and genres of the voice over industry in this class. Learn about effective auditioning, where to find job opportunities, home studios, audiobooks, “explainer” and corporate VO and much more. Transform copy into a compelling voice performance!

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Mon • Jan 11 – Mar 1 (no class Jan 18 or Feb 15) • 6:30 – 9:30pm

Get ready to approach the work when the director calls, “Action!” Learn to apply basic acting techniques to on-camera skills and build confidence in front of the camera. Focus will center on “to camera” technique and short scene work. Actors will continue to apply core craft elements of acting along with the technical asks of on camera work.

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Wed • Jan 13 – Feb 24 (no class Feb 17) • 6:30 – 9:30pm

Prerequisites: Introduction to On Camera or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org.

After building confidence and ease on camera in Introduction to On Camera, dive more fully into the technical and creative sides of the medium. Utilizing current TV and film scripts, actors will work with scene partners to create work that is truly in the moment, with a focus on character development and truth for the camera. Explore different camera angles, strengthen your on-set awareness, and learn how to be an asset on set.

8 sessions • $480 • 3hr class time
Tue • Jan 12 – Mar 2 (no class Feb 16) • 6:30 – 9:30pm

Here is an opportunity to start a play, or continue to develop the play you’ve been working on. This class, designed for beginning and ongoing playwrights and their work, will focus on developing character, dialogue and moving the story forward through plot and structure. Your work will be regularly read to help development.

6 sessions • $325 • 2hr class time
Mon • Apr 5 – May 10 • 6:30 – 8:30pm

Do you want to act but aren’t sure where to start? Join us for this six-week class designed specifically for the beginning actor, where you’ll learn the fundamentals of the craft. The class highlights powerful ways to make your acting choices feel natural and spontaneous. Discover the building blocks of acting through improvisation, theatre exercises, and character work.

6 sessions • $325 • 2hr class time
Tue • Apr 6 – May 11 • 6:30 – 8:30pm

Do you want to act but aren’t sure where to start? Join us for this six-week class designed specifically for the beginning actor, where you’ll learn the fundamentals of the craft. The class highlights powerful ways to make your acting choices feel natural and spontaneous. Discover the building blocks of acting through improvisation, theatre exercises, and character work.

6 sessions • $325 • 2hr class time
Wed • Apr 7 – May 12 • 12pm – 2pm

Do you want to act but aren’t sure where to start? Join us for this six-week class designed specifically for the beginning actor, where you’ll learn the fundamentals of the craft. The class highlights powerful ways to make your acting choices feel natural and spontaneous. Discover the building blocks of acting through improvisation, theatre exercises, and character work.

6 sessions • $345 • 2hr class time
Tue • Apr 6 – May 11 • 12pm – 2pm

Prerequisite: Introduction to Acting or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org.

Delve further into the core fundamentals of acting. This “must-take” class introduces the process of approaching a play and studying scenes, in preparation for in-depth partnered work in Scene Study Level 2. Formerly titled Approaching a Play: The Craft of Acting, this class focuses on core elements of text analysis and script scoring to help you build a clear map of specificity. Through exercises focused on given circumstances, behavior, and character work, you’ll strengthen your foundation and leave with greater readiness for partnered scene study.

6 sessions • $345 • 2hr class time
Tue • Apr 6 – May 11 • 6:30 – 8:30pm

Prerequisite: Introduction to Acting or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org.

Delve further into the core fundamentals of acting. This “must-take” class introduces the process of approaching a play and studying scenes, in preparation for in-depth partnered work in Scene Study Level 2. Formerly titled Approaching a Play: The Craft of Acting, this class focuses on core elements of text analysis and script scoring to help you build a clear map of specificity. Through exercises focused on given circumstances, behavior, and character work, you’ll strengthen your foundation and leave with greater readiness for partnered scene study.

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Tue • Apr 6 – May 11 • 6:30 – 9:30pm

Prerequisite: Scene Study Level 1: Fundamentals, or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org.

Build your awareness of context and its importance in the world of the play through partnered scene work. In this 6-week session, actors will explore how environment, style, and circumstances shape behavior and action throughout a scene and play. Working with a partner on two scenes, students will examine how elements like genre, time period, given circumstances, and environment influence their choices. Instructors will provide frameworks for analyzing the broader context of a scene and integrating it into a more fully realized journey. This class will help actors develop adaptability and awareness, allowing them to ground their work in the world of the story while making clear, informed choices.

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Thu • Apr 8 – May 13 • 12 – 3pm

Prerequisite: Scene Study Level 1: Fundamentals, or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org.

Dive into partnered scene work with a core focus on character! In this 6-week session, actors will explore how to build layered, specific characters from the ground up, using scene work as the foundation. Students will collaborate with partners to develop two scenes, diving into character, relationships, circumstances, objectives and more. Instructors will provide tools and frameworks to help you make strong, grounded choices and bring authenticity and depth to your character development. By the end of the session, actors will have a stronger sense of how to approach a role and create dynamic, believable characters in their work.

6 sessions • $400 • 3hr class time
Mon • Apr 5 – May 10 • 6:30 – 9:30pm

Unlock your voice potential and explore the world of voice over! Step up to the mic and learn the basics of voicing commercials. Analyze and activate commercial copy, learn to take direction and increase your versatility.

6 sessions • $400 • 3hr class time
Tue • Apr 6 – May 11 • 6:30 – 9:30pm

Unlock your voice potential and explore the world of voice over! Step up to the mic and learn the basics of voicing commercials. Analyze and activate commercial copy, learn to take direction and increase your versatility.

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Wed • Apr 7 – May 12 • 6:30 – 9:30pm

Prerequisites: Introduction to Voice Over or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org

Sharpen your edge and continue to hone your commercial voiceover technique and learn about other aspects and genres of the voice over industry in this class. Learn about effective auditioning, where to find job opportunities, home studios, audiobooks, “explainer” and corporate VO and much more. Transform copy into a compelling voice performance!

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Mon • Apr 5 – May 10 • 6:30 – 9:30pm

Get ready to approach the work when the director calls, “Action!” Learn to apply basic acting techniques to on-camera skills and build confidence in front of the camera. Focus will center on “to camera” technique and short scene work. Actors will continue to apply core craft elements of acting along with the technical asks of on camera work.

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Wed • Apr 7 – May 12 • 6:30 – 9:30pm

Prerequisites: Introduction to On Camera or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org.

After building confidence and ease on camera in Introduction to On Camera, dive more fully into the technical and creative sides of the medium. Utilizing current TV and film scripts, actors will work with scene partners to create work that is truly in the moment, with a focus on character development and truth for the camera. Explore different camera angles, strengthen your on-set awareness, and learn how to be an asset on set.

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Tue • Apr 6 – May 11 • 6:30 – 9:30pm

Here is an opportunity to start a play, or continue to develop the play you’ve been working on. This class, designed for beginning and ongoing playwrights and their work, will focus on developing character, dialogue and moving the story forward through plot and structure. Your work will be regularly read to help development.

6 sessions • $325 • 2hr class time
Mon • Jun 7 – Jul 19 (no class June 28) • 6:30 – 8:30pm

Do you want to act but aren’t sure where to start? Join us for this six-week class designed specifically for the beginning actor, where you’ll learn the fundamentals of the craft. The class highlights powerful ways to make your acting choices feel natural and spontaneous. Discover the building blocks of acting through improvisation, theatre exercises, and character work.

6 sessions • $325 • 2hr class time
Tue • Jun 1 – Jul 13 (no class June 29) • 6:30 – 8:30pm

Do you want to act but aren’t sure where to start? Join us for this six-week class designed specifically for the beginning actor, where you’ll learn the fundamentals of the craft. The class highlights powerful ways to make your acting choices feel natural and spontaneous. Discover the building blocks of acting through improvisation, theatre exercises, and character work.

6 sessions • $325 • 2hr class time
Wed • Jun 2 – Jul 14 (no class June 30) • 12pm – 2pm

Do you want to act but aren’t sure where to start? Join us for this six-week class designed specifically for the beginning actor, where you’ll learn the fundamentals of the craft. The class highlights powerful ways to make your acting choices feel natural and spontaneous. Discover the building blocks of acting through improvisation, theatre exercises, and character work.

6 sessions • $345 • 2hr class time
Tue • Jun 1 – Jul 13 (no class June 29) • 12pm – 2pm

Prerequisite: Introduction to Acting or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org.

Delve further into the core fundamentals of acting. This “must-take” class introduces the process of approaching a play and studying scenes, in preparation for in-depth partnered work in Scene Study Level 2. Formerly titled Approaching a Play: The Craft of Acting, this class focuses on core elements of text analysis and script scoring to help you build a clear map of specificity. Through exercises focused on given circumstances, behavior, and character work, you’ll strengthen your foundation and leave with greater readiness for partnered scene study.

6 sessions • $345 • 2hr class time
Tue • Jun 1 – Jul 13 (no class June 29) • 6:30 – 8:30pm

Prerequisite: Introduction to Acting or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org.

Delve further into the core fundamentals of acting. This “must-take” class introduces the process of approaching a play and studying scenes, in preparation for in-depth partnered work in Scene Study Level 2. Formerly titled Approaching a Play: The Craft of Acting, this class focuses on core elements of text analysis and script scoring to help you build a clear map of specificity. Through exercises focused on given circumstances, behavior, and character work, you’ll strengthen your foundation and leave with greater readiness for partnered scene study.

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Tue • Jun 1 – Jul 13 (no class June 29) • 6:30 – 9:30pm

Prerequisite: Scene Study Level 1: Fundamentals, or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org.

Dive into partnered scene work with a core focus on character! In this 6-week session, actors will explore how to build layered, specific characters from the ground up, using scene work as the foundation. Students will collaborate with partners to develop two scenes, diving into character, relationships, circumstances, objectives and more. Instructors will provide tools and frameworks to help you make strong, grounded choices and bring authenticity and depth to your character development. By the end of the session, actors will have a stronger sense of how to approach a role and create dynamic, believable characters in their work.

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Wed • Jun 2 – Jul 14 (no class June 30) • 6:30 – 9:30pm

Prerequisite: Scene Study Level 1: Fundamentals, or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org.

Strengthen your scene work by focusing on objective and action! This 6-week session centers on what characters want (objective), and how they pursue it – discovering playable, active choices to drive every moment. Actors will work closely with partners to build two scenes, breaking down the concept of objective and action/tactics, and beats to create compelling, dynamic work. Instructors will offer clear tools and techniques to help you identify strong objectives and translate them into actionable, specific choices. Through this process, you’ll learn how to bring clarity and intention to your work, making your performances more engaging and alive.

6 sessions • $400 • 3hr class time
Mon • Jun 7 – Jul 19 (no class June 28) • 6:30 – 9:30pm

Unlock your voice potential and explore the world of voice over! Step up to the mic and learn the basics of voicing commercials. Analyze and activate commercial copy, learn to take direction and increase your versatility.

6 sessions • $400 • 3hr class time
Tue • Jun 1 – Jul 13 (no class June 29) • 6:30 – 9:30pm

Unlock your voice potential and explore the world of voice over! Step up to the mic and learn the basics of voicing commercials. Analyze and activate commercial copy, learn to take direction and increase your versatility.

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Wed • Jun 2 – Jul 14 (no class June 30) • 6:30 – 9:30pm

Prerequisites: Introduction to Voice Over or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org

Sharpen your edge and continue to hone your commercial voiceover technique and learn about other aspects and genres of the voice over industry in this class. Learn about effective auditioning, where to find job opportunities, home studios, audiobooks, “explainer” and corporate VO and much more. Transform copy into a compelling voice performance!

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Mon • Jun 7 – Jul 19 (no class June 28) • 6:30 – 9:30pm

Get ready to approach the work when the director calls, “Action!” Learn to apply basic acting techniques to on-camera skills and build confidence in front of the camera. Focus will center on “to camera” technique and short scene work. Actors will continue to apply core craft elements of acting along with the technical asks of on camera work.

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Wed • Jun 2 – Jul 14 (no class June 30) • 6:30 – 9:30pm

Prerequisites: Introduction to On Camera or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org.

After building confidence and ease on camera in Introduction to On Camera, dive more fully into the technical and creative sides of the medium. Utilizing current TV and film scripts, actors will work with scene partners to create work that is truly in the moment, with a focus on character development and truth for the camera. Explore different camera angles, strengthen your on-set awareness, and learn how to be an asset on set.

8 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Tue • Jun 1 – Jul 13 (no class June 29) • 6:30 – 9:30pm

Here is an opportunity to start a play, or continue to develop the play you’ve been working on. This class, designed for beginning and ongoing playwrights and their work, will focus on developing character, dialogue and moving the story forward through plot and structure. Your work will be regularly read to help development.

Do you want to act, but aren’t sure where to start? Join us for this six-week class that is designed specifically for the beginning actor and will teach you the fundamentals of the craft. The class highlights powerful ways to make your acting choices natural and spontaneous. Discover the building blocks of acting through improvisation, theatre exercises, and character work.

6 sessions • $325 • 2hr class time
Mon • Jun 1 – Jul 13 (no class Jun 29) • 6:30-8:30pm • Alex Campbell

6 sessions • $325 • 2hr class time
Wed • Jun 3 – Jul 15 (no class Jul 1) • 12:00-2:00pm • Timothy McCracken

6 sessions • $325 • 2hr class time
Wed • Jun 3 – Jul 15 (no class Jul 1) • 6:30-8:30pm • Tom McNally

Has Introduction to Acting gotten you excited to learn new skills with more challenging material? Join us to deepen your acting technique through individual skill building exercises while learning core elements of text analysis using material by world-class playwrights. Gain the tools to delve into your character, understand the complexities of the scene and become an active part in the journey of a play.
Prerequisite: Introduction to Acting or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org

6 sessions • $345 • 2hr class time
Tue • Jun 2 – Jul 14 (no class Jun 30) • 12:00-2:00pm • Timothy McCracken

6 sessions • $345 • 2hr class time
Tue • Jun 2 – Jul 14 (no class Jun 30) • 6:30-8:30pm • Timothy McCracken

Once you’ve embraced the core fundamentals of acting, continue building on those skills in Scene Study I. This class takes the next step of activating scene work with a partner throughout the six week journey. Discover and explore key elements of text analysis and characterization while working on scenes from theatre’s best playwrights. Take creative risks in a supportive environment and see the reward of your work! This course will require outside rehearsal.
Prerequisite: Introduction to Acting or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Tue • Jun 2 – Jul 14 (no class Jun 30) • 6:30-9:30pm • Gareth Saxe

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Thu • Jun 4 – Jul 16 (no class Jul 2) • 6:30-9:30pm • Courtney Esser

Spend six weeks working on scenes from plays by contemporary female playwrights! With plays from Sarah Ruhl to Amy Herzog, Annie Baker and many more, actors will be given rich and challenging material to dig into, providing an opportunity to deepen their knowledge of a wide array of some of our greatest voices in theatre! Deepen your awareness and application of the core craft of acting concepts as you delve into each scene.
Prerequisite: Introduction to Acting & Scene Study I or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Mon • Jun 1 – Jul 13 (no class Jun 29) • 6:30-9:30pm • Gabriella Cavallero

Updated Class Blurb: Seize the opportunity to challenge yourself in this immersive advanced scene study class. Actors will work on three separate scenes, over a six-week period (two weeks per scene). You’ll collaborate with three highly advanced directors and acting instructors, including guest faculty Rick Barbour and Lawrence Hect, in a unique intensive format. Each scene must be fully prepared and memorized at the start of its two-week session. Actors will receive detailed feedback and adjustments from the instructor during week one, then apply those notes and deepen the work in week two. This class challenges you to dig in fully and realize each scene to your highest capacity. All material must be two minutes or less in length.

– Tony Kushner for Weeks 1-2 with Lawrence Hecht
– Neil Labute for Weeks 3-4 with Rick Barbour
– Amy Herzog for Weeks 5-6 with Timothy McCracken

This is a wonderful opportunity to work with Master level instructors in your journey!

Prerequisite: 2 Sections of Scene Study II or Advanced Scene Study, or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org.

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Thu • Jun 18 – Jul 30 (no class Jul 2) • 6:30-9:30pm • Lawrence Hecht, Rick Barbour & Timothy McCracken

Whether you have a specific interest in directing or want to learn more about the concepts of directing from an actors’ perspective, this class is for you! Work with Master level instructors to learn core directing concepts and staging. Students will be tasked with hands on scene work, where they will both direct and act with their partners, to create a unique and exciting model of learning.
Prerequisite: Two completed classes of Scene Study at any level, or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Tue • Jun 9 – Jul 21 (no class Jun 30) • 6:30-9:30pm • Lawrence Hecht & Rick Barbour

Get ready to approach the work when the director calls, “Action!” Learn to apply basic acting techniques to on-camera skills and build confidence in front of the camera. Focus will center on “to camera” technique and short scene work. Actors will continue to apply core craft elements of acting along with the technical asks of on camera work.

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Wed • Jun 3 – Jul 15 (no class Jul 1) • 6:30-9:30pm • Rob Kervovich

After building your confidence and ease on camera in Acting for the Camera, take a deeper dive into the technical and creative side of the on-camera medium in this class. Utilizing current TV and film scripts, you will work with scene partners to create work that is truly in the moment. Focus on character development and truth for camera, work with different camera angels, and learn how to be a valuable asset on set.
Prerequisite: Acting for the Camera, or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Thu • Jun 4 – Jul 16 (no class Jul 2) • 6:30-9:30pm • Timothy McCracken

Unlock your vocal potential and explore the world of voice over! Step up to the mic and learn the basics of voice over acting techniques and approaches to the medium. Analyze and activate commercial copy, learn to take direction, make adjustments, and increase your versatility. Join us to start your voice over journey!

6 sessions • $400 • 3hr class time
Mon • Jun 1 – Jul 13 (no class Jun 29) • 6:30-9:30pm • Martha Harmon Pardee

6 sessions • $400 • 3hr class time
Tue • Jun 2 – Jul 14 (no class Jun 30) • 6:30-9:30pm • Martha Harmon Pardee

Sharpen your edge and continue refining your commercial voice over technique while exploring additional genres within the voice over industry. Learn about effective auditioning, where to find job opportunities, home‑studio essentials, audiobooks, explainer videos, corporate VO, and much more. Transform any piece of copy into a compelling, dynamic voice performance!
Prerequisite: Voice Over I or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Wed • Jun 10 – Jul 22 (no class Jul 1) • 6:30-9:30pm • Erik Sandvold

Join us as we explore the world of storytelling through audio books, with a particular focus on narration of fiction. Students will explore a wide variety of character voices through techniques including sound placement, tempo and phrasing, accents and vocal textures, and how to protect your voice while doing so! Delve into successful techniques for interpreting text and bringing different genres and characters to life. As one of the fastest growing niches in the voice over world, audio book voice over skills offer even more opportunity for actors.
Prerequisite: Voice Over I or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Thu • Jun 11 – Jul 23 (no class Jul 2) • 6:30-9:30pm • Erik Sandvold

Discover how the mechanics of your voice and the intricacies of speech relate to effective communication. Harness the power of your voice through inflection, rhythm, tempo, breath support, and articulation. Focus your energy and increase your ability to project in a safe, relaxed way. This is an essential class for all actors, including those interested in voice over work.

4 sessions • $345 • 3hr class time
Tue • Jun 2 – Jun 23 • 6:30-9:30pm • Tamara Meneghini-Stalker

Learn Standard Scottish, along with its cousin, the Northern Irish dialect. We’ll explore how these two related accents—think Alan Cumming for Scottish and Derry Girls for Northern Irish—share roots yet differ in melody, rhythm, and signature sound changes. Through focused work on resonance, intonation, and articulation, you’ll learn how to keep each dialect distinct and authentic. We’ll bring the techniques to life with scenes from classic films and plays.

6 sessions • $345 • 2hr class time
Wed • Jun 17 – Jul 29 (no class Jul 1) • 6:30-8:30pm • Jennifer Thomas

Here is a terrific opportunity to start a play, or continue to develop the play you’ve been working on. This class, designed for beginning and ongoing playwrights and their work, will focus on developing character, dialogue, and moving the story forward through plot and structure. Your work will be regularly read to help development.

6 sessions • $430 • 3hr class time
Tue • Jun 2 – Jul 14 (no class Jun 30) • 6:30-9:30pm • Kelly McAllister

Experience this playful, low-pressure introduction to Musical Improvisation! Participants will explore how improv and music work together through simple and collaborative exercises. The emphasis is on having fun, building confidence, and discovering the joy of making up songs and stories in the moment – no singing or improv experience required! Students learn to listen, support their ensemble, and turn simple suggestions and everyday situations into spontaneous musical moments in a welcoming environment that celebrates creativity over perfection. Whether you are new to the form or looking to expand your improv toolbox, this workshop invites you to discover how you can combine music and improvisation to create surprising joyful moments.

1 session • $95 • 3hr class time
Wed • Jun 10 • 6:30-9:30pm • Heather Curran & Gavin Juckette

Replace the pressure to “be funny” with the skill to be accurate. This class will explore the mechanics of humor not as a talent you hope for, but as a repeatable system you can master. Actors will be introduced to core concepts of systems to approach comedy from a theoretical standpoint in the first week, and spend the second week in practice, with hands on feedback. Dig into the mechanics of what can work, time and time again!

2 sessions • $145 • 2hr class time
Wed • Jul 8 & 15 • 6:30-8:30pm • Michael Bouchard

Physical transformation is an actor’s dream – just ask Michael B. Jordan, Amy Madigan, Timothee Chalamet, or any of our favorite actor colleagues! This workshop offers a chance to explore some of the foundational skills and playful techniques that help us discover a character’s unique physicality, whether subtle or extreme. It’s a space to pretend, flex your imagination and make bold choices: a true joy of acting!

1 session • $95 • 3hr class time
Thu • Jun 11 • 6:30-9:30pm • Lawrence Hect

Choosing a headshot can be an exhaustive process for an actor: What is the best “look” for myself? How can I best express my confidence, and a strong sense of “me” in the shot? Honing your resume can be equally challenging: How should I order my credits? Do I add the director? Film/TV, or Theatre first? These are just a few of the many questions that will be addressed in this workshop with Sylvia Gregory, a prominent casting director in our region. Don’t miss this opportunity to shore up your professional calling card!

1 session • $95 • 3hr class time
Tue • Jun 23 • 6:30-9:30pm • Sylvia Gregory

Gain speaking confidence! This workshop is designed for all levels of presenters seeking to elevate their public speaking presence. This course uses theatre-based techniques to cultivate authenticity, vocal strength, composure and resonance. Participants will explore how actors build intention and connection, applying these methods to their own speaking style. This class will focus on core techniques and mindsets to enhance preparation and develop useful tools for your next presentation. Connect with your breath and positive energy to help you be present, have presence, and poise in this work.

1 session • $75 • 2hr class time
Mon • Jun 1 • 6:30-8:30pm • Allison Watrous

Join us for this series of studio workshops focusing on varying approaches to movement and physical skills training for actors, and how these practices can deepen your work, exploration, and experience in your process. Activate your body and your curiosity as you open yourself to relationship, presence, and the given circumstances of your world.
– Introduction to Circus Skills – Juggling 101 with Justin Walvoord on Monday, June 1
– Introduction to Suzuki with Anne Penner on Monday, June 8
– Introduction to Theatre of the Oppressed with Rachael Sharp on Monday, June 15
– Introduction to Gaga Movement with Cassidy Wagner on Monday, June 22
– Strike a Pose! Physical Acting with Shakespeare’s Biggest Characters with Courtney Esser on Monday, Jul 6
Students can register for these workshops individually or as a package.

5 sessions • $300 • 2hr class time
Mon • Jun 1 – Jul 6 (no class Jun 30) • 6:30-8:30pm

Come one, come all from far and wide and join us in the classroom for some introductory juggling. Whether you’re balancing, juggling, or clowning, this class invites performers to explore the dazzling world of circus arts in a safe and supportive environment. Students will explore 3 Ball Juggling, Pin Juggling, Juggling Sticks, Hat Manipulation, and Plate Spinning. Students will also have the opportunity to create their own original clown walk and be invited to explore classic circus routines.

1 session • $75 • 2hr class time
Mon • Jun 1 • 6:30-8:30pm • Justin Walvoord

Immerse yourself in the groundbreaking and fascinating language of the Suzuki Method. This approach can help build your physical skills and awareness so you can immediately apply them to all of your work as an actor and artist. The challenge, approach, and beauty of this work is truly awe inspiring, and will provide a great physical challenge for all involved. Step into Suzuki and discover your body-mind connection in a new way.

1 session • $75 • 2hr class time
Mon • Jun 8 • 6:30-8:30pm • Anne Penner

Immerse yourself in the groundbreaking and fascinating language of the Suzuki Method. This approach can help build your physical skills and awareness so you can immediately apply them to all of your work as an actor and artist. The challenge, approach, and beauty of this work is truly awe inspiring, and will provide a great physical challenge for all involved. Step into Suzuki and discover your body-mind connection in a new way.

1 session • $75 • 2hr class time
Mon • Jun 8 • 6:30-8:30pm • Anne Penner

Tap into the wisdom of the body! The language of movement, physical expression, gesture, and image theatre have the power to bridge our internal and external worlds, amplifying intention and presence in the practice of Theatre of the Oppressed (TO) – the people’s theatre. Originating in Brazil in the seventies, the modalities continue to be full of possibility for promoting introspection and social change. As founder Augusto Boal said, “Theatre is a form of knowledge; it should and can also be a means of transforming society. Theatre can help us build our future…” We will begin with a brief history and introduction to TO, and then ignite our imaginations, playing with the magical and the mundane, exploring a range of techniques using aesthetic space, games, image work, improvisation, movement, and storytelling.

1 session • $75 • 2hr class time
Mon • Jun 15 • 6:30-8:30pm • Rachael Sharp

Explore a deeper mind-body connection and awareness of your physicality, attune yourself to the scope of sensation, and help embody imagination while gaining a sense your whole instrument with exploration in Gaga! Originating from a movement language born out of Israel, Gaga Classes expand body vocabulary, body literacy, and the connection outward while deepening attunement inward. Rather than detach from sensation or physicality, the Gaga Movement Language uses the joy and freedom of dance to build body awareness. Gaga unlocks agility, stamina, and endless creative and playful possibilities.

1 session • $75 • 2hr class time
Mon • Jun 22 • 6:30-8:30pm • Cassidy Wagner

Jump into some of the boldest bodies of the Bard’s characters through a variety of physical theatre and movement techniques. From the lightness of Ariel to the baseness of Sir Toby Belch, you’ll make bold choices, discover character, and activate text through a visceral exploration of imagination, presence, and fully embodied play—free from fear or worry. No text preparation needed; just come ready to explore!

1 session • $75 • 2hr class time
Mon • Jul 6 • 6:30-8:30pm • Courtney Esser

This series of introductory theatre classes is your ticket to stepping into the core elements of the theatrical journey. Explore a range of approaches to the work, including text, direction, and “on‑your‑feet” discovery and improvisation—each integral to how theatre can be made.
– Introduction to Devising Theatre with Lyndsay Dru Corbett on Thursday, June 5
– Text Analysis Work in Technicolor: Craft, Curiosity, and Play with Sam Wood on Thursday, June 11
– Intro to Directing & Staging with Rick Barbour with Rick Barbour on Thursday, June 18
– Introduction to Acting on Thursday, June 25
Students can register for these workshops individually or as a package.

4 sessions • $230 • 2hr class time
Thu • Jun 4 — 25 • 6:30-8:30pm

Utilizing the power of the ensemble, this class will explore how to create storytelling in a physical and imaginative way that is performer centered. Come ready to build evocative tableaus, create transitions, and develop character from the outside / in with prompts and images. During this process, performers will expand their actor’s toolbox with supportive listening, improvisation, and wider understanding of the necessary foundations for any story. Become the creator and a collaborator of your own innovative work!

1 session • $75 • 2hr class time
Thu • Jun 4 • 6:30-8:30pm • Lyndsay Dru Corbett

This joyful, text-centered workshop invites actors to treat the script as a treasure map, uncovering the clues, rhythms, and images a playwright quietly provides before rehearsal begins. Drawing on Stella Adler’s call to “read a text thoroughly with a fervent imagination,” participants will learn to blend close reading with bold, creative exploration. Through a mix of table work, on-your-feet play, and ensemble investigation, actors will move fluidly between analysis and action. Participants will gain a practical tool for connection craft to analysis and bringing text to life with clarity, specificity, and joy.

1 session • $75 • 2hr class time
Thu • Jun 11 • 6:30-8:30pm • Sam Wood

You’ve been given the “hat” of directing for a production—congratulations! Now the question becomes: where do you begin. This workshop will introduce core concepts, tools, and resources to help you start your directing journey and build a collaborative process. Learn the essential elements to consider as you step into creation through the director’s lens.

1 session • $75 • 2hr class time
Thu • Jun 18 • 6:30-8:30pm • Rick Barbour

Want to dive into acting in a short format? Develop a toolbox of acting essentials in this fast-paced classroom! Join us for acting exercises and fun! Explore improvisation, character development, scene creations and key acting fundamentals. Build confidence and creativity in this fun and collaborative lab. Activate your acting!

1 session • $75 • 2hr class time
Thu • Jun 25 • 6:30-8:30pm

Want to dive into acting in a short format? Develop a toolbox of acting essentials in this fast-paced classroom! Join us for acting exercises and fun! Explore improvisation, character development, scene creations, and key acting fundamentals. Build confidence and creativity in this fun and collaborative lab. Activate your acting!

1 session • $75 • 2hr class time
Mon • May 18 • 6:30-8:30pm • Timothy McCracken

Don’t miss this opportunity to work with one of Denver’s finest directors and teachers of Meisner, Christy Montour Larson. Through the Meisner acting technique, students will discover that they are never done learning the craft of acting. Rooted in the work of master acting teacher Sanford Meisner, this workshop uses a series of exercises that build upon each other to create a useful set of new skills to master truthful human behavior.

2 sessions • $200 • 3hr class time
Tue • May 5 & 12 • 6:30 – 9:30pm • Christy Montour Larson

Join us for this “must-learn” opportunity on the business aspects and approach to the audiobook narration industry. This class will provide a brief overview of the industry, including information on casting, rates, union considerations, and more. Learn tips on getting hired, marketing, demos, and your approach to the work and business overall.

1 session • $95 • 3hr class time
Sat • Apr 25 • 1-4pm • Adam Verner

Expand your world of voice-over! One voice—yours—holds the potential for an array of characters. In this three-part workshop, discover tools to activate character and character choices for video games and animation to expand your voice-over range. Learn the tricks of the trade from a professional voice-over artist as you activate text and scenarios informed by the animation and gaming industries. Deepen your grasp of how you approach each opportunity; further activate text and scenarios, and find more tools to use vocal choices to create character in your work. This workshop is an ideal choice for those interested in focusing on how vocal choices can create character.

3 sessions • $200 • 2hr class time
Wed • May 13, 20 & 27 • 6:30-8:30pm • Justin Walvoord

Every now and then, any creative artist needs a new perspective to shake things up. Actors are no different!  In this workshop, we will investigate the use of visual art and music as a way to explore and enhance physical characterization.  Actors will be provided with creative tools in order to widen and deepen the range of possibilities as they create a character in rehearsal. It is critical to join physical technique and expansive creativity; this class will also focus on sharpening clarity of expression in our physicality and building a discipline of specificity.  Find movement in performance that comes from both an open and free creativity and a focused and dynamic body. Charlie Oates, a celebrated Movement Instructor and Director, whose work and teaching artistry has spanned the country for decades, for this unique and exciting opportunity!

*There will be a 30 min break during this class.
Prerequisites: Scene Study I or Movement for Actors, or instructor approval. Please inquire at education@dcpa.org.

2 sessions • $345 • 6 hr class time
Fri May 1, 6:30-8:30 pm • Sat May 2, 1-5:30 pm • Charlie Oates

Improv has something to offer everyone! In this introductory two-part workshop, participants will explore the core principles of improvisation, including active listening, presence, flexibility, and celebrating the exploration to co-create something unique. At its heart, improv is acting and reacting in the moment without a script. Learn strategies to strengthen connections and trust within an ensemble, develop confidence to move forward without knowing what comes next, and discover the depth and joy of investing in shared imagination. Group exercises and games will tap into the lightheartedness and resiliency of play that support success on and off stage. Say “yes” to this experience!

2 sessions • $145 • 2hr class time
Tue • May 5 & 12 • 12-2pm • Heather Curran