The Coterie Presents Introduction to Acting with Reader's Theatre

Thu, May 30 2024

12:30pm - 2:00pm

Camden Point Programming Space

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Subjects

Storytelling

Age Group

Ages 11 and up

Presenter

The Coterie Theatre

Registration

Full (waiting list)

Have you ever wanted to try performing on the stage? Join a professional teaching artist from the Coterie Theatre for a reader’s theatre workshop, ending in the performance of a traditional folktale. All participants will a chance to shine with a speaking role.

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