Flex your acting and partnering skills in scene study! From a selected play (TBD), we'll dig into scene work by running and revising scenes as a group.

In this modern twist on a beautiful tradition, explore beginner ballet with experienced ballet dancer, Allyson Hackworth, and then mix it up by pairing it with sick beats and metal tracks. This will be something you’ll want to add to your resume for sure!

Let's take some time this week to play around to just play around with Shakespeare! We'll take sections of text and approach them in different ways to see how you can deepen and refine your approach to the good ol' Bard. Whether you've never attempted Shakespeare before or you're very experienced, this is a great opportunity to get up on your feet.

Cyndi Parr of Dragon Theatre will lead us in exploring how to create puppets from everyday materials and then how to bring them to life and explore how to use them in performance.

In this rare opportunity, you’ll present your monologue to Colorado Springs’ top directors and producers and have the incredible chance for feedback on your monologue presentation. This is your chance to put your best foot forward in front of some of the people casting some of the best work in Colorado Springs! Limited availability. Only 11 working spots available. RSVP required. RSVP HERE.

As an actor/performer, your monologue is a pretty big thing, right? Not only is it what gets you cast, it is sometimes the only performance opportunity you get for weeks or even months. Your monologue is your path to your bread and butter so let’s take some time to work them, shall we?

Local actor Ashley Crockett will be leading us in a night of working monologues, taking adjustments, and how she approaches the beast that is The Monologue.

There are 10 spots to work and 10 spots to audit available so make sure to RSVP. Bring the 1 minute monologue of your choice. You should have it memorized and ready to present!

The talented Sierra Kenyon will lead the group in various improv exercises, honing skills in short and/or long-form improv. She'll also delve into her sketch comedy making process and everyone will work together to create sketches! There are 20 spots available to work so make sure to RSVP.

We're developing a Victorian Horror Story night at the Rosemount Museum where audiences will walk though the house and encounter different weird and wonderful Victorian horror stories. We're excited to see all the talent Colorado has to offer!

You know art and you know theatre, but do you know about the legal issues you might encounter? Awesome volunteer attorney Dave Ratner with Creative Law Network will speak about legal issues related to theatre. Learn about the anatomy of a contract, copyright, licensing, and trademark issues, and ask some of your other burning legal questions.

This presentation is free for Colorado Theatre Guild members and $10.00 for other participants.

Click here to RSVP (space is limited) and to suggest any legal topics or questions that you would like to have addressed at the workshop.

Film Auditioning led by Nicholas Izzo will cover the practicalities of shooting auditions for film like lighting, set up, timeline, etc. and will also give each participant an opportunity to shoot a film audition and receive adjustments. You'll be working with actual scripts from TV shows seen on Netflix and other major channels.