Let’s Play!
Our educational series is called Let’s Play! and is intended to further the skills and techniques of our local theater artists while introducing the community to basic performing concepts through theater education and hands-on activity. Our company of Let’s Play! actors keep Let’s Play! fresh and exciting Find out about our past and upcoming Let’s Play! events on the News & Updates page.
Second Saturday Workshops
In an effort to make theater education accessible to all, we hold free workshops on second Saturdays of most months. Our company of actors host improvisation games, readings, and storytelling at the workshops and anyone can participate.
Let’s Play! Parlor Games
October 13 | 7:00 p.m. | Flashback Theater Co.
Free Admission | Recommended Donation of $5-10
Part of Flashback Theater’s mission is to explore our past. At Let’s Play! Parlor Games, participants have the opportunity to experience the past hands-on through play! We will be playing Victorian Era parlor games. You might be surprised to learn how similar many of them are to today’s theatre and improv games!
Led by Chris Harris and Lexie Woodroof
Masterclasses
Masterclasses are for performers looking to develop specific skills in order to pursue a career in theater. Our series of masterclasses is held in the summer, and we host one to two guest artists for each. This is an opportunity for intensive training in a specialized area with experienced professionals. See our summer masterclasses.
The Company
Our company of actors makes Let’s Play! new and exciting each month. Auditions are held for company placement in January each year. Company members are volunteers and can sometimes be found at community events playing improvisational games or holding storytelling sessions. If you would like to request our company members at your event or class, please email alexandra@flashbacktheater.co.
Play Development
In addition to developing performing talents, we work on the development of plays written by local playwrights and plays that clearly articulate our mission. Occasionally we host Second Saturday workshops for development of short plays and scenes, allowing playwrights to bring short pieces of work to get an initial read by actors. For more intensive work, a week long workshop can be held with our company to work on a more fully developed play.
Theater Education
We are in the process of developing a theater education tour designed specifically for schools. Two to three company members will travel to schools in the region to work with students on telling stories using action and dialogue. If you would like to be included in our list of interested educators, let us know.