What happens on an Immersion Day?
Before the performance, students participate in Small Group Workshops with teaching artists on a variety of topics. Students then gain a unique backstage perspective through Build A Moment, a large group demonstration wherein actors and designers from the production perform short sections of the play.

Who are Immersion Days for?
Immersion Days are designed to serve 20-150 students in grades 7-12. Workshops and presentations are flexible, and serve both experienced theatre students and literature students with little or no theatre experience.

What do students learn from an Immersion Day that they can't learn by simply attending a production?
Students who participate in Immersion Day activities experience the performance in a deeper and more meaningful way. Throughout all workshops and presentations, Immersion Day teaching artists enrich each student's theatre experience by sharing their passion for theatre, illustrating theatre as a collaborative art, and highlighting the importance of preparation and interpretive choices.

Small Group Workshops
$120 minimum or $6 per student

Build A Moment
$400 for groups of 60 or less, $6 per student for groups over 60
In this large group demonstration, students witness a theatrical moment come to life as the production team introduces the collaborative process by showing a scene at different stages of production. This half-hour program combines presentation of design concepts, performance of theatrical moments by the actors, and a question and answer period.

Post-Show Symposium/Discussion
$200 minimum or $1 per student
A 30-minute discussion with four cast members following the performance, giving students the opportunity to ask questions about the play and the creative process. Designers may be added to the discussion at $50 per artist, subject to availability.