Rotate Theatre Acting Workshop: Scene Play
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Saturday, October 24, 2026
- 10:00am-5:00pm
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Location: South Madison Partnership
- 2238 S Park St, Madison, WI
- Age: Adult
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Level: Mixed-level.
- Performers of underrepresented demographics (LGBTQIA2S+, BIPOC, women, etc) who are interested in exploring new material or who feel out-of-practice are especially encouraged to participate.
- Access Chart
- Access info also available via email (rotatetheatre@gmail.com) or phone (608-515-8912).
- Facilitators: Cyra K. Polizzi with directors Breahan Eve Pautsch and Richard Paro.
- Cost: Subsidized*
Rotate Theatre Acting Workshop: Scene Play is a consent-conscious workshop inviting artists to embrace curiosity, collaboration, and multidirectional learning while exploring our acting toolboxes and rehearsing short two-person scenes and monologues.
What previous participants are saying:
- "I love the opportunity to be creative and connect with others through a shared joy!"
- "Time to play with different acting tools and activities in a low pressure environment without feeling like you have to get it 'right' or be 'good'"
- "Thank you so much for creating this space - it is so welcoming, inclusive and FUN! :)"
This workshop utilizes short scenes and monologues from new scripts in fun activities to highlight different acting tools and opportunities for discovery. Throughout the day, participants are invited to play with the facilitator, Rotate directors, and fellow participants in small-group rehearsals and large-group activites and sharing.
Please join our Mailing List to be notified about future opportunities or email RotateTheatre@gmail.com for more information or access-related questions or requests.
*Rotate Theatre Company is offering this workshop to artists for just a small $20 administrative fee (if the fee is a barrier, request a fee waiver on the registration form). The rest of the cost is subsidized by donations and partnerships that help us provide affordable development opportunities like this one -- Consider donating today! A donation of $200 subsidizes this workshop for one artist.