A racially diverse ensemble cast in the middle of a musical number. They are dressed in mid-twentieth century American clothing and looking at the camera.


Workshops

A.R.T./New York offers a suite of workshops for our members as skills-building opportunities fully included in the cost of membership. We strive to offer education from multiple perspectives and pedagogies for staff in every department of our member companies. Members are encouraged to send interns and associate-level staff members to workshops as part of their professional development offerings.

We have organized our workshops into tracks based on the topic of focus. Some workshops are cross-listed under multiple tracks but refer to the same event. Click on each track below to view the available workshops.

COVID-19 Safety Protocol

All A.R.T./New York workshops are offered either entirely online (via Zoom) or in a hybrid in-person/online format. Proof of COVID-19 vaccination is required for all eligible individuals for our in-person programs, as is wearing a mask. Click here for more information about this policy. 

For more information about attending an in-person workshop at A.R.T./New York, read our In-Person Participation Guide.

For more information about attending a virtual workshop at A.R.T./New York, read our Virtual Participation Guide.

Tracks

Happy and sad theatre masks.    The Fundamentals


A letter written on paper with a checkmark stamped on it.    Advocacy


Three hands reaching up.    Anti-Oppression


Three silhouettes of people    Boards


A thought bubble with a sparkling firework inside.    Creative Practices


Universal symbol for accessibility, an icon of an active wheelchair user.    Disability Equity


A dollar bill.    Financial Management


A stack of coins.    Fundraising


A ticket that reads Admit One.    Independent Producers/Individual Artists


A bar graph with an arrow going through it, increasing from left to right.    Marketing & Audience Development


Four circles of varying sizes, containing an icon of a person inside, are connected by a web of lines.    Organizational Management



View the full event calendar below.

 

This program is made possible in part by generous funding from the National Endowment for the Arts, the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, and the New York State Council on the Arts.

 

Header: Tectonic Theater Project's production of Carmen. Photo by Stan Borough.