Hangar Theatre Offers Virtual Classes and More
Hangar Theatre welcomes students from around the country who are experiencing at home learning.
April 13-17
Audition Techniques
Grades 6-12. Daily: 2-3:30pm
Lead teacher: Hangar Theatre Associate Artistic Director, Shirley Serotsky
We'll spend five sessions looking at monologues, audition sides, cold reads, and musical auditions. Students should be ready to share work with the class, and to do some preparation between class sessions. hangartheatre.org/techniques
April 13-17
New! Introduction to Filmmaking
(Register now, our first session sold out!)
Grades 3-6. Daily: 4-5:30pm
Lead teacher: Director/Educator, Noah Elman
In this online class, young people will learn the basics of filmmaking via smartphone technology. The class will cover story telling through imagery, framing, and dialogue and students will create their very own short film. hangartheatre.org/filmmaking
April 20-24
Creative Play/Playful Creation!
Grades 3-6. Daily: 2-3:30pm
Lead teacher: Actor/Playwright/Educator, Elizabeth Seldin
There is inspiration all around us-we just have to look for it! A teaching artist will lead young people through games and exercises that help unlock their creative spirits, even as they remain inside the house. This is a chance for students to connect virtually with each other, and with their own sense of play and imagination. hangartheatre.org/creativeplay
April 21-May 19
Hopeful Reading: Play Reading and Discussion
10th Grade-Adult. Tuesdays, 3:30-6pm
Lead teacher: Hangar Theatre Artistic Director, Michael Barakiva
A chance to get inside the head of our own Artistic Director: class members will read the scripts for the shows programmed for the Hangar's 2020 season and discuss their themes, intentions, and the tools that playwrights use to get there. Sessions will include text analysis, insights into artistic planning, and approaches to theatrical interpretation. hangartheatre.org/hopefulreading
Contact education@hangartheatre.org with any questions!
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