We Make Theatre Happen!
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Inspiration and education are a focus of Basin Lake Theatre Project. Managing Director Julie Chavez Harrington, as a Teacher Member of Folger Shakespeare Library, is pleased to make available to institutes of learning, both locally and across the state, opportunities for growth and discovery through classic theatre and its related arts. Students will experience the joy of performance, the power of language and the creativity of staging a production through acting, directing, set design and costuming. Contact us for information regarding our educational offerings.
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Aug /Sept 2022 - Shakespeare Intensive Workshop
A unique experience designed to help you explore Shakespearean text, develop characters and communicate through movement. August 22 & 29, September 5 & 12. $150 (includes all four sessions). Need-based scolarships available. Don't fear Shakespeare - join us! Contact: basinlaketheatreproject@gmail.com |
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2018 - Exploring Shakespeare's MACBETH
An Actor's Process - Discovering Character Through Text
Folger Shakespeare Library Teacher Member Julie Chavez Harrington encourages students to explore character development by stripping away stage direction and character identification in Act II, Scene 3, leaving only Shakespeare's dialogue as a clue to relationships, status and motivation.
Folger Shakespeare Library Teacher Member Julie Chavez Harrington encourages students to explore character development by stripping away stage direction and character identification in Act II, Scene 3, leaving only Shakespeare's dialogue as a clue to relationships, status and motivation.
The Tolerance Project
Creating Theatre from Adversity
Students are encouraged to translate their personal experiences with bullying, abuse and discrimination into theatrical moments. Through dramaturgy, participants navigate the process of shaping a finished performance piece and, through various exercises, learn basic stage techniques that culminate in an ensemble performance.
Students are encouraged to translate their personal experiences with bullying, abuse and discrimination into theatrical moments. Through dramaturgy, participants navigate the process of shaping a finished performance piece and, through various exercises, learn basic stage techniques that culminate in an ensemble performance.
Study: Major Benefits for Students who Attend Live Theatre - Science Daily
