FYI: Registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis. GRP has rolling registration. This means you can enroll your child for an entire year at a time. Registration fees are non-refundable if requested later than two months prior to the workshop's first class. |
| EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH PROGRAMS |
| Thank you for supporting the arts and your local theatre. Mailing: GRP Inc. 54 High Street, Monson, MA 01057 (413)668-7284 greeneroomproductions@yahoo.com Physical Address: Monson Developmental Center/Buckley Hall, 175 State Avenue, Palmer, MA 01069 |
| See "Productions" link for upcoming educational programs GRP now offers In-school residencies and bookable programs for your schools and organizations! Choose workshops that meet the needs of your students! Workshops Now Available for Booking |
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KIDS TOUR
Kids Tour is an audition-only acting workshop. Students will delve deeper into the theatre experience, challenging themselves in the
development of stage voice, movement, and character development. Students should already have an understanding of basic theatre
skills, GRP expectations, and etiquette to support their role as a "team-member" in the chosen production. Students help produce and act
in a theatre production which culminates to a performance tour to local schools, and a final public performance in which friends and family
are encouraged to attend.
CENTERSTAGE (Ages 7-18)
CenterStage is an acting workshop that helps students prepare for the audition-only programs, "Kids Tour", and "GRP Main Stage
Productions. Students are introduced to the basics of theatre. i.e. stage voice and movement, posturing, improvisation, costuming in
relation to characterization, and theatre etiquette. Divisions spend a weekend performing in the, "CenterStage Actor's Cabaret" and will
also participate in the "Kids Tour" final public performance the next day.
IMAGINEERING (Ages 5-6)
Imagineering is an introductory course that teaches the basics of theatre and stage movement and voice, through theatre games, music,
and dance. Students are encouraged to be creative, confident, self-starters, leaders, and attentive to detail.
G.R.I.P. (Ages 10-Adult)
Students learn the art of comedic improvisation, using quick wit to respond to unique, individualized situations. Playing creativity inducing
games teaches students to think on their feet, trust their intuitions, and hone active listening skills to work cooperatively with their cast
mates. Participants in each division will work toward developing their improv skills to perform in a final evening of non-stop laughter.
Kids Tour is an audition-only acting workshop. Students will delve deeper into the theatre experience, challenging themselves in the
development of stage voice, movement, and character development. Students should already have an understanding of basic theatre
skills, GRP expectations, and etiquette to support their role as a "team-member" in the chosen production. Students help produce and act
in a theatre production which culminates to a performance tour to local schools, and a final public performance in which friends and family
are encouraged to attend.
CENTERSTAGE (Ages 7-18)
CenterStage is an acting workshop that helps students prepare for the audition-only programs, "Kids Tour", and "GRP Main Stage
Productions. Students are introduced to the basics of theatre. i.e. stage voice and movement, posturing, improvisation, costuming in
relation to characterization, and theatre etiquette. Divisions spend a weekend performing in the, "CenterStage Actor's Cabaret" and will
also participate in the "Kids Tour" final public performance the next day.
IMAGINEERING (Ages 5-6)
Imagineering is an introductory course that teaches the basics of theatre and stage movement and voice, through theatre games, music,
and dance. Students are encouraged to be creative, confident, self-starters, leaders, and attentive to detail.
G.R.I.P. (Ages 10-Adult)
Students learn the art of comedic improvisation, using quick wit to respond to unique, individualized situations. Playing creativity inducing
games teaches students to think on their feet, trust their intuitions, and hone active listening skills to work cooperatively with their cast
mates. Participants in each division will work toward developing their improv skills to perform in a final evening of non-stop laughter.
