Sentence examples for theatrical workshop from inspiring English sources

Her mother, who had been an actress, encouraged Jane to explore interests in acting and music, and she studied briefly at Max Reinhardt's Theatrical Workshop in Los Angeles and with acting coach Maria Ouspenskaya.

"She was an incredibly creative person, and an extraordinary talent," said Michael Sexton, a Manhattan director who led a theatrical workshop at Juilliard in February 2003 and had Ms. Fox as a student.

Stagecoach Holiday Workshop, Macclesfield and nationwide A summer theatrical workshop from The Stagecoach Theatre Arts Company where kids learn and perform a well-known musical over the course of a week.

"It will be extremely hard to replace — there is no question about it," said Carol Ochs, executive director of the 52nd Street Project, a theatrical workshop for children in the Hell's Kitchen neighborhood of Manhattan that has received about $400,000 from Mr. Bloomberg since 2002.

Okhlopkov studied fine arts and music before enrolling in the Meyerhold State Theatrical Workshops in Moscow (1922).

For two weeks, she worked as a camp counselor at Applause Theatrical Workshops, a performing arts program on the Upper East Side that she attended as a child.

Ms. Kramer also attended the Stage Door Manor, a performing arts camp in the Catskills for three years, and took part in musical reviews presented by Applause Theatrical Workshops in Manhattan.

She is on the board of the Unusual Suspects Theater Company, a nonprofit organization that provides theatrical training and workshops for children.

And though MacDowell is meant for the early, less populated stages of theatrical work (no workshops or rehearsals here), experimental theater creators and musical writers can still report in large numbers.

Standing in stark contrast to all of that is the bare bones Off Broadway production "PETER AND THE STARCATCHER," at the downtown theatrical laboratory New York Theater Workshop.

This sureness stands out when the pilots of many new shows have the uncertain pacing of a theatrical production still in workshop.