History Theatre offers unique education and enrichment opportunities for learners of all ages beyond the shows on our stage. Our programs use the art of theatre to let learners explore and enjoy topics in history and current social issues, as well as discover the power of their own voices and stories through engaging live performances on History Theatre’s stage, interactive plays in schools, and hands-on workshops in the classrooms.
Performing at History Theatre
Please contact Paul de Cordova Education Manager regarding upcoming performances for students at History Theatre.
Thank You – Seats to Stage Residency
History Theatre’s Seats to Stage capstone event features work developed through artist residencies at four St Paul high schools led by History Theatre teaching artists and performed by the high school students.
This activity is made possible by Carlson Family Foundation.
Contact:
Paul de Cordova, Education Manager
Phone: 651-292-4323 ext. 115
Email: pdecordova@historytheatre.com
Want to bring a group of students to History Theatre?
Please contact Craig Cerrato, Group Sales Manager: groups@historytheatre.com.
Workshops in Your School
History Theatre believes there’s more to history than what students read in books. Young people make history every day: their own history. To help students explore this idea we’ve created the Seats to Stage Residency program.
When you engage the Seats to Stage Residency you can expect:
- Experienced, professional teaching artists lead your students through a proven curriculum.
- Recent Teaching Artists have included McKinley Aitchison, Stephanie Bertumen, Tracey Maloney, Matt Sciple, Julie Smith-Healey, Emma Swain, and Taj Ruler.
- Students will produce poems, narratives, monologues and scenes that explore and express their personal history
- An 8-session residency will focus primarily on writing and a 12-session residency will layer in acting instruction
- All sessions will be 45 minutes to an hour depending on your schedule
Pricing:
Please contact Paul de Cordova Education Manager