Globe Theatre School

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Our Globe Theatre School online sessions have been such a joy for students and instructors alike. Working with other creatives is essential for fostering inspiration and growth during these times.

From left to right, the group is: Eleanor Suggit; Ryland Alexander (Instructor); Lucas Babcock; Jordan Canning, Katie Gherasim; Blayne Thompson; Shelby Kaytor

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Globe Theatre School has had the pleasure of collaborating and creating with a number of inspiring, creative, and resilient women over the years.

Thank you to all the amazing women in this community!

Connect with professional Theatre Artist through our online One-On-One sessions.

👉 These classes are Pay-What-You-Can.

Email [email protected] to reserve your spot or if you have any questions/inquiries.

When registering please request a couple of options for date and time that work for your schedule. Also, mention if there's something specific you're hoping to focus on.

All ideas are welcome.

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2021 Online One-On-One Classes « Globe Theatre The schedule is flexible. Sessions recur weekly and can happen anytime between 10 AM and 9 PM Monday - Sunday. All sessions will be facilitated using Zoom video chat services.

Only a few spots left to register!

Click here: http://globetheatrelive.com/globe-theatre-school/2021-online-spring-collective-classes

Registration is open! The 2021 Collective Classes are a place to build skills, relationships, and create an original theatre work to present in Spring 2021.

Connect, relate, and create with a group of artistic peers.

Click here for full details: http://globetheatrelive.com/globe-theatre-school/2021-online-spring-collective-classes

Globe Theatre will be closed for the holidays. Wishing you all the best! See you in the new year. 🌟

Globe Theatre School looked a little different this year. We offered online one-on-one mentorship programs for the Fall semester.
Special thank you to our amazing instructors!
The Globe Theatre School's Fall One-on-One Sessions wrapped up on December 6. A huge thanks to our incredible Fall Instructor team for making our online program such a success. In this weird year where humans were forced to communicate less, Katie Abramovic, Ryland Alexander, Sarah Bergbusch, Tahirih Vejdani, Munish Sharma, Kaitlyn Semple, Greg Ochitwa, and Vanessa Prevost all found exciting new ways to keep creating and connecting with emerging artists.
Curious about our instructors? Check out their full bios here: http://globetheatrelive.com/globe-theatre-school/instructors
Thank you to the GTS team for providing a safe and inspiring environment for artists to meet, play, and grow. Hope to virtually see you all in the New Year!

Please see the attached post for information on our 20|21 Season. Globe Theatre School will still be offering online programming!

At the end of June, we announced plans for a shortened 20|21 season, and were hopeful for a 3-show offering beginning January 2021.

After careful thought and consideration, Globe Theatre is saddened to announce the cancellation of the remainder of our 2020|2021 season. With the challenges we face due to the pandemic, we cannot confidently deliver the revised lineup of shows while adhering to public health restrictions that would allow artists and audiences to gather safely.

Statement from Artistic Director Jennifer Brewin: “One of the principle reasons I work in theatre is the community that is created around the creation and production of a play – a work of breathtaking collaboration. The ‘behind the scenes’ process to a flawless performance is the result of a thousand acts of negotiation and inspiration. Theatre workers excel at this kind of collaboration and so it is extremely challenging to be disconnected from our craft, our colleagues and our audience. All of us at Globe will work hard in the coming months to honour their dedication by programming unique performances in alternative locations.”

Statement from Executive Director Jaime Boldt: "As we pack up the Prince Edward Building for our major renovation, I reflect on the high hopes that we had of taking you "around town" starting in January 2021, with shows planned in various venues throughout the city. However, it would appear the virus cannot be ignored, and we need to take pause. We are doing our homework carefully out of respect and to protect our audiences and our artists. This means that we will be announcing pandemic friendly microprogramming one project at a time. What we do know is that our renovation project is moving along, and we will be fully moved out of 1801 Scarth Street by mid-November. Future programming will take place around town and we are excited to invite you on that adventure with us when we are able!"

For full announcement click here http://globetheatrelive.com/news/item/?n=903