✷✷✷ UPCOMING WORKSHOPS & EVENTS ✷✷✷

WORKSHOPS

Who: Lee Rayment
What: Performer and photographer Lee Rayment is offering a free in-person workshop to help performers take better headshots.
Where: Boston, MA
When: Date TBD based on interest
Cost: Free

Who: Salem Playhouse
What: Join the Salem Playhouse Writer’s Group, a playwriting collective under the leadership of Salem playwright and theatre educator Brit Barone. This group will focus on fostering new works from individual writers, generating collaborative writing amongst participants, and editing works based on positive and constructive group feedback. Writers of all experience levels are welcome! There will be opportunity to share previously-written selections, as well as plenty of prompts and activities to create new works. The Writer’s Group will begin as a monthly meeting this fall, increasing in frequency in 2027 to build toward a showcase of new works. Join us for our first meeting to see if the Writer’s Group is right for you! There is no need to bring previously-written material to the first meeting. 18+ participants only.
Where: Watertown, MA
When: November 6 and December 11
Cost: Free

Who: Face2FacePro
What: Your voice is one of your most powerful tools as a performer. Are you ready to discover what it can really do? Join the Voice and the Performer Cohort, a six-week class designed to help actors build vocal confidence, develop greater control and power, and create more meaningful connections with fellow performers. Through focused, practical work, you’ll explore how breath can become your foundation for relaxation and presence, how to expand and strengthen your vocal range, and how to use your voice to communicate with clarity, intention, and impact. You’ll also work on the essential art of connecting with other actors; listening, responding, and bringing authenticity to every interaction.
Where: Zoom
When: 6 weeks starting Oct 27, 2026
Cost: $300

Who: Arts Action Consortium
What: The Arts Action Consortium (AAC) is a dynamic initiative comprised of six Boston-based cultural organizations with a mission to strengthen and sustain Boston’s creative workforce. Through the Artist Pathways Project, they offer a number of workshops to help build professional skills for artists.
Where: Virtual
When:
- October 20: Spiritual Wellness as Artistic Foundation
- November 10: Education as Program Design
Cost: Free

Who: Actors' Shakespeare Project
What: Refine your craft with ASP’s advanced Shakespeare training for professional and aspiring actors. Through text analysis, scene work, and performance exercises led by Artistic Director Christopher V. Edwards, you’ll deepen your connection to heightened language, sharpen your performance skills, and receive individualized feedback to elevate your artistry
Where: Watertown, MA
When:
- The Mechanics of the Mechanicals - Sunday, October 18 — 6:30-9:30pm
- The Action to The Word, The Word to The Action - Sunday, October 25 — 6:30-9:30pm
- Strutting and Fretting Your Hour Upon The Stage - Sunday, November 1 — 6:30-9:30pm
Cost: $150, or $360 for all three

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Who: The Huntington
What: Boston Theatre Club Mixer! October 9th at 6:30pm we will be hosting theatre students and theatre club members for a pre-show gathering for Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird in The Maso Studio. Huntington staff members will also be in attendance to talk with students about what working in professional theatre is really like! This event is entirely free to attend for students, and $25 student tickets for October 9th's performance are available using the code 'DISCOUNT' at checkout.
Where: Boston, MA
When: October 9th
Cost: Free event, $25 tix

Who:
What: Boston theatre artist Andrea Gomez is hosting a theatre industry mixer for actors, designers, directors, crew and more to interface and network with local professionals. Attendance is limited!
Where: Boston, MA
When: October 13
Cost: Free

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