Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park School Workshops Registration 2022-2023

School Workshops

2022-23 Booking Interest Form
Please use this form to inquire about and/or register for all In-School Workshops you are interested in booking. Inquiries are responded to in the order that they are received. We will contact you by email to get you more information and schedule the dates and times of your workshop.

For more information about our programming, please check out our brochures, found here: https://cincyplay.com/learn/school-workshops/live-workshops

Questions can be directed to Julia Gomez, Education Associate: julia.gomez@cincyplay.com
School Name *
Address *

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

City State / Province

Postal / Zip Code
Contact Name *
Contact Position *
Contact Email Address *
Contact Phone *

Area Code Phone Number
Main Office Phone *

Area Code Phone Number
Grade levels *
How many total classrooms would we be servicing? *
How many total students would we be servicing? *
For the 2022-23 Season we are offering three ways to access our workshops and enrichment days:
1) In Person Programming (we come to your school)
2) Live Virtual Programming (we come to your class through a video call)
3) Pre-Recorded Programming (24/7 Access to our Virtual Workshop Library)
Please indicate which option you prefer. You can select more than one option *

In Person Live Virtual Pre-Recorded
Select Your Live In Person Workshop Format: *

Bringing Books to Life Bringing Social Studies to Life Public Speaking Enrichment Day Drama Specials Dramatic Monologue Writing I'm not sure yet.
Select Your Live Virtual Workshop Format: *

Bringing Books to Life Bringing Social Studies to Life Public Speaking Enrichment Day Drama Specials Dramatic Monologue Writing I'm not sure yet.
For Pre-Recorded Workshops:

We will be in touch soon with more information about our Virtual Workshop Library.
Bringing Books to Life Topic:

The BFG The Poetry of Shel Silverstein: "What If..." Bridge to Terabithia The Outsiders A Long Walk to Water Wonder Beowulf The Diary of Anne Frank A Christmas Carol Greek Mythology The Starry Messenger Fables and Folktales Once On This Island The Crucible Dear Evan Hansen Snow White Because of Winn-Dixie The Little Mermaid Dear Levi The Indian in the Cupboard Walk Two Moons The Phantom Tollbooth The Odyssey August Wilson's Seven Guitars Where The Wild Things Are Go Dog Go Anansi and the Moss-Covered Rock Lilly's Purple Plastic Purse Green Eggs & Ham Junie B. Jones Dragons Love Tacos Snowy Day The Wind in the Willows Gilberto and the Wind Cinderella The Tortoise and the Hare The Little Prince Stellaluna Nate the Great Choose your own topic
Bringing Books to Life: Choose Your Own Topic
Bringing Social Studies to Life Topic:

Social Studies: Three Periods of Colonial America Social Studies: The Fall of Meso-America Social Studies: Historic Immigration with Grandfather's Journey Social Studies: The Three Branches of the US Government Social Studies: Rulers & Leaders In Four Systems of Government Choose your own topic
Bringing Social Studies to Life: Choose Your Own Topic
Public Speaking Topics

Nursery Rhymes Fables and Folktales Class President The Poetry of Shel Silverstein: "Put Something In" We Are the Ship Greek Mythology Flowers for Algernon The Campaign Bridge to Terabithia The BFG A Christmas Carol The Outsiders Great Speeches, Great Speakers Speaking Your Own Words Choose your own topic
Public Speaking: Choose Your Own Topic
Enrichment Day Topics

Actors Toolbox Workshop Production Sampler Improv Public Speaking Ensemble Building Character Creation
Drama Specials Workshop Topics

Movement: Stage Combat Movement: Action Movement Movement: Character Movement Writing & Creating Theatre: Playwriting Writing & Creating Theatre: Transformation Theatre Musical Theatre: Pop Musical Theatre Singing Musical Theatre: Classic Musical Theatre Singing Musical Theatre: Contemporary Musical Theatre Dance Musical Theatre: Classic Musical Theatre Dance Acting & Character: Acting Acting & Character: Improv Acting & Character: Character Creation
Dramatic Monologue Writing Workshop Topics

Dear Levi The Indian in the Cupboard Favorite Book Characters Personal Monologues Romeo & Juliet Beowulf Social Studies: Personal Monologues Social Studies: Holocaust Survivors Stories Social Studies: The Little Rock Nine Choose your own topic
Dramatic Monologue Writing: Choose Your Own Topic
Please tell us what book, social studies topic, or other academic content you would like to integrate with drama and we can recommend which style of workshop is best suited to your topic. *
Preferred Workshop Time Frame *

September October November December January February March April May
Are you applying for a subsidy? *

Yes No
What percentage of your school's students receive free/reduced lunch? *

0%-24% 25%-50% 51%-70% 71%-85% 86%-100%
Is your school considered Title I? *

Yes No
Note: Subsidies are determined by Title I status, free and reduced lunch percentages, and other factors. Subsidies are limited and determined based on need and available funds.
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