✷✷✷ UPCOMING WORKSHOPS & EVENTS ✷✷✷

WORKSHOPS

Who: BATA
What: Get ready for the audition room (or the job hunt) with a Resume 101 workshop, hosted by Alex Lonati (Director, Producer, Educator, Director of Artistic & Community Programs at SpeakEasy Stage, President of TCBF). Example resumes will be shared, along with classic "do's" and "do-not's" and best practices. There will also be plenty of time for questions and discussion. This workshop is donation-based. We recommend a $5 donation, but anything you're able to give will help us keep BATA running for years to come! We will send out the donation link along with the Zoom link and will drop it in the chat during the workshop as well. This workshop will take place Friday, February 6th from 4-5pm on Zoom. Link will be emailed out on Thursday, February 5th.
Where: Zoom
When: Friday, February 6th from 4-5pm
Cost: PWYC starting at $5
For: All Theatre Artists

Who: Rachel Bertone
What: Dance calls can be terrifying for even the most trained dancer. But with the right tools you can master these auditions right now! In this exclusive workshop, you will learn how to prepare physically and mentally for an audition, how to perform your best and impress the people behind the table, and how to pick up combinations quickly. You will also learn what to wear, how to walk in and out of every audition with a stronger sense of confidence, and much more! Audition season is right around the corner and the casting directors are waiting for you. Make sure you are ready for them!
Where: Somerville, MA
When: Sat February 7th from 2:30-4:30pm
Cost: $100
For: Performers Dancers

Who: Boston Lyric Opera
What: Join Tracy K. Smith, Pulitzer Prize–winning poet and 22nd Poet Laureate of the United States, for a community workshop and listening session that invites your voice into the making of a brand-new opera. This gathering is about more than listening—it’s about authorship. Together, we’ll explore poetry and storytelling as tools for connection, reflection, and collective imagination. Participants will hear poems by Tracy and other contemporary poets, and will be invited to respond—by speaking, writing, or simply sharing what resonates. Over the coming months, dozens of community listening sessions across the city will inform a libretto shaped directly by the lived experiences of Bostonians. Your stories, language, memories, and questions will help inspire an opera that reflects the richness, complexity, and spirit of this city. The resulting opera—rooted in Boston’s voices and created in partnership with its communities—will premiere at Symphony Hall in May 2027.
Where: Boston, MA
When: Saturday, February 14, 2026 from 2-3:30PM
Cost: Free!
For: All Theatre Artists

Who: Actors' Shakespeare Project
What: Acting is famously hard, and the hardest part happens in the audition room. Luckily, with the help of ASP’s own Chris Edwards, you’ll be ready to go from callback jitters to cold read wizard — just in time for BATAs and EPAs!
Where: Watertown, MA
When: Monday, February 16th at 6:30pm
Cost: $150
For: Performers

Who: The Huntington Academy
What: Join us for a clowning workshop that opens the gates to playfulness and presence, joyous mess and courageous vulnerability. Expect whimsical mischief and silliness as you reconnect with your child-like spirit during this weekend of clowning games, song and dance, and delicious moments of discovery. Led by Lecoq-trained teacher, director, and theatre artist Susan Thompson, this workshop is your personal clown playground – the perfect space to embrace the flops and celebrate the failures! All levels of clowns are welcome!
Where: Boston, MA
When: Saturday, February 21st & Sunday, February 22nd, 12-5 pm
Cost: $175
For: Performers

Who: Actors' Shakespeare Project
What: Ever started to read Hamlet from cover-to-cover but were too intimidated and gave up? Dream of being the envy of swanky dinner parties by being able to recite monologues from As You Like It? Have you always wanted to speak Shakespearean text, but much prefer a seat in the audience over the spotlight? ASP Resident Artist Doug Lockwood (As You Like It, Richard II, A Midsummer Night's Dream) is here to help! Join Doug on a three-week examination of your assigned piece of verse text as he unlocks the secrets to Shakespeare in a way that participants of any experience level can understand.
Where: Watertown, MA
When:
1. - Sunday, February 22nd — 6:30-9:30pm
  - Sunday, March 1st — 6:30-9:30pm
  - Sunday, March 8th — 6:30-9:30pm
Cost: $400
For: Performers All Theatre Artists

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Who: USITT
What: Welcome back to the USITT New England Job Fair! Our goal for this event is simple but impactful: to bridge the gap between employers and the skilled workforce we have right here in New England. We aim to fill that need by bringing together a range of individuals seeking employment in the arts, technical production, theater, and entertainment sectors. Come with your resume polished and portfolio ready to show off!
Where: Boston, MA
When: February 15-16, 2026, 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Cost: Free!
For: Stage Managers Production Managers Designers Technicians

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