Theatre in Our Schools:
'25 Workshop Series

AATE is pleased to present an ongoing community conversation series focused on bringing awareness to the importance of theatre education in our schools.
AATE Members can access recordings of
completed sessions below:

CLICK HERE FOR 2021-2024 WORKSHOP RECORDINGS
*note you will be prompted to sign into your AATE account

Upcoming Sessions: 

You Can't Erase Where it Comes From: Using Ethnodrama to Explore Racism and Anti-Racism in Musical Theatre and Opera

Wednesday, March 12th at 8 pm (EDT)  Register HERE

In this virtual session, Morganne Evans will dive into using the arts-based research technique of ethnodrama and how she is using it to uncover the topic of racism and anti-racism in the theatrical vocal performance space. In this presentation and discussion, Morganne will speak towards her approach to collecting data and highlight what has come up in her research of this topic thus far.

Morganne Evans (she/her) is an arts-administrator, intimacy director, and artist-researcher based in New York City. She has taught and performed in Orlando, Atlanta, and New York, and recently completed her certification training in Intimacy Direction for live performance through Intimacy Directors and Coordinators. Morganne is currently the Senior Manager of Workforce Development Programs at The Public Theater and serves on the board for AATE. She holds a BA in Interdisciplinary Studies (concentrations in Theater, Sociology, and Humanities) from the University of Central Florida, as well as an MA in Educational Theatre from New York University. Currently, she is in the process of earning her doctorate in Educational Theatre for Colleges and Communities at NYU Steinhardt. 

 

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