Workshops are designed as Capstone Experiences for advanced students. As laboratories for nascent work, they provide opportunities for student directors, choreographers, writers, and performers to develop ideas and put them into practice. Workshops consist of three weeks of rehearsals that culminate in two evenings of public performances.
For information about upcoming student workshop performances, please visit our events calendar or subscribe to receive email updates.
Examples of Past Workshops
Seo Young Choi, Rafaella Mae De Los Reyes, Jinsha Lu, and Sabria Otawsha Rose perform an original dance piece choreographed by Lilea Alvarez.
Ethan Collier and Eli Gendreau-Distler perform an original dance piece choreographed by Mai Corkins.
Anna Marie Sharpe in an absurdist adaptation of Hamlet, directed by Marie Shelton.
Apply To Direct A Workshop
If you are a current TDPS major, minor, or graduate student who is interested in applying to create a workshop, please review the information on the Capstone Experiences page under the Theater 196 section. You may also contact our Undergraduate Advisor to discuss your options: Laxmi Kumaran, laxmik@berkeley.edu