Workshops & Performances Delivered to You

Due to current COVID-19 restrictions and guidelines, we have no in-person programming running. If you are interested in developing an in-school program for the 2021-2022 school year, please contact us at info@theaterintheopen.org.

Below are examples of recent programs we developed with area schools.

Pingree LAB Workshop, 2020

Dylan C. Wack, Co-Director of Summer Arts Workshops spent a morning with students from the Pingree School in South Hamilton, Massachusetts. The workshop focused on long form improvisational theater, creating relationships in a scene and active listening skills—offering a taste of the TITO improv curriculum offered over the summer.
This workshop requires a minimum of 45 minutes, and can be expanded.

Shakespeare: Off the Page

Dylan C. Wack, Co-Director of Summer Workshops and Shakespeare Curriculum Developer, can offer a 45-90 minute workshop about Shakespeare, his life, and most importantly how to tackle classic texts through movement and scene work. Bring your English or Theatre class to life with this informative and hands on experience. Typically featuring text from Henry V, The Tempest, and King Lear, it can be tailored to fit your curriculum. (Ideal for classes up to 20 students.)

Our staff has a wealth of experience developing enriching and engaging arts education programs, both indoors and out. If you'd like students to experience a Theater in the Open production and have the opportunity to learn from the event, consider bringing Theater in the Open to your school. Performances can be scheduled as stand-alone, or combined with an artist talk, workshop or other customized educational opportunity. 

Please contact Maddie Shea to discuss details. For a modest fee, most productions can travel and be paired with opportunities for learning enrichment and student/audience participation.


Theater in the Open brings amazing opportunities to kids by providing such a fun, goofy, positive, supportive and character-building way to be involved in the community and express themselves. It’s a wonderful relief from electronics and crazy pop culture. So glad to have such talented and good-hearted people right here in this beautiful park who devote themselves to theater for our kids!
— K Stetson