APT Fall Workshop - School Interest Form

APT Fall Workshops 2026 - School Interest Form

As we prepare for our in-classroom Fall Workshops this October, we'd love to get as much information as possible to help in scheduling. Please answer the following questions to the best of your present knowledge.
Please note that APT will try to accommodate as many requests as possible, but may not be able to reach every school due to the large number of requests along with distance, staffing and scheduling conflicts.
Onboarding Information
Classroom Contact First Name
Classroom Contact Last Name
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School Name
School Address

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Scheduling Information
In-classroom workshops will take place between October 5 - October 16, 2026. What day(s) of the week would be ideal for you to host an APT Teaching Artist?
Which play(s) are you seeing during student matinees?
We always love to know a little about a class before we visit! Please provide as much information as possible about your classroom(s). Our Teaching Artists appreciate knowing how best to work with your class before they arrive in order to make it the best experience possible.

2026 WORKSHOPS

Workshops designed to delight your classroom built with our 2026 season in mind.

NEW FOR 2026! BUILD-A-BAE*
Just as Shakespeare had Rosalind and Julia teach their partners how be a better date, your students will explore the gap between “players” and “devoted partners” as they teach and coach their very own “Build-a-Bae.” Why do Shakespeare’s characters get love so wildly wrong? What do people expect from each other on a date? How much can go wrong before it’s a bad one? What makes a "good" date anyway? A high-energy, high-fun workshop, where students step into the roles of dating coaches to design, instruct, and present their own version of the "perfect" romantic partner. Using Elizabethan courtship as their blueprint, groups dictate motivations and interactions through their own modern rules. A crash course in comedy and dating through Shakespeare.

METAPHOR THEATRE*
Decipher dense, poetic text through the important role of imagery in classical works by having your classroom build the image themselves. A fun and silly opportunity to appreciate the impact of language firsthand.

STORYPOINT THEATRE*
Students take center stage in this workshop! Bring the story of As You Like It and The Two "Gentlemen" of Verona to life within your very own classroom as students physically and dynamically work through the plot points and character development of the classic they are studying.

WHY DID THEY DO IT LIKE THAT?
Focus in on APT's interpretation of the text as Teaching Artists discuss everything about the production. A discussion of collaboration from all different departments (lights, costumes, sound, Voice & Text) and the final end product your classroom experienced.

ACTOR TALK
An opportunity for students to learn more about the world of repertory and classical theater from the perspective of professional actors. An energizing conversation with time for Q&As with industry experts.

*Only available for As You Like It and The Two "Gentlemen" of Verona
Please provide the following information for each workshop/class requested. Please note that if you are requesting workshops for more than one class at a time, pleease list each class on a separate line.

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Describe the amount of time the workshop participants have spent studying the play they are seeing at APT. What have they prepared with, if anything, between the time of the workshop and seeing the show? (Examples: reading the play, watching adaptations, using APT study guides, etc.)
Other than this experience, have the students seen or studied any other Shakespeare or theater?
Any other information about how we can best support your students? Or other helpful things to know?

Directions
APT will provide our Teaching Artists with Maps directions to your school. Please provide specific instructions for parking, which entrance to use, how best to check in at the front desk and the location of the first classroom for the workshop.
Is there any other additional information you'd like us to know about your school or classroom environment?
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APT Fall Workshops 2026 - School Interest Form

Onboarding Information

Scheduling Information

2026 WORKSHOPS

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