Workshop Library

This workshop designed for college-aged students, explores the definition of Accessibility, its importance, and practicable strategies for students to implement in their studies and work.

This workshop introduces teams and organizations to Neurodiversity. The workshop also has a practical component about basic accessibility practices to support neurodivergent team members, audiences, or clients.

Inspired by the work of Esme Weijun Wang, this workshop was designed to support and empower participants to find and define their own boundaries and access needs for themselves, as well as how to work with their own bodies and minds instead of against them.

This workshop is an introduction to the principles behind positive sustainable change, and effective  process improvement.

This practical workshop will highlight the importance of tailoring your message to all your audiences. This workshop will also introduce participants to Plain Language and its benefits.

This workshop challenges our preexisting ideas of what it mean to lead. We will explore what it means to have a Leaderful Practice and collective leadership model and decision-making.

Participants will understand the importance of transition planning whether they are in a leadership position or not. 

In this workshop participants will share and reflect on our experiences dealing with microaggressions and casual racism/ableism at work. We will also explore strategies and tactics to address them.

In improvisation there is the principle of "Walking backwards into the Future", where we focus on what is already there in order to create. In this workshop we will learn how to apply this principle in our professional life.

In this workshop aimed to all theater practitioners, regardless of their discipline, participants will learn and explore different ways and practices they can implement in their individual work to put people first 

In this class, participants will use and learn tools, platforms, and ideas they can implement in their digital/remote shows to make them more engaging. Students will develop and generate an idea for a show using the tools discussed or built in class.

Audiences come to theater to tell a story, not be told a story. This workshop will  provide improvisers with tools to build the spaces that will allow the audience to be actively engaged in the storytelling from the comfort of their seats, creating a unique and personalized theater experience.

Dramaturgy is a valuable tool for everyone in theater, including improvisers! In this workshop we will explore what dramaturgy is, how to think as a dramaturg in improvisation, and how dramaturgy can improve our improv!

This workshop will explore the lessons we can learn from Tabletop Role Playing Games, like Dungeons and Dragons, for our improvisation including designing longform styles.