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Purchase your Theatre-Con All Access Pass on Eventbrite, then RSVP for one workshop in each time block below. Space is limited, so advance RSVP is recommended.
Our workshop lineup is almost complete! A few additional workshops and program updates will be added through the end of this week.
Explore the workshops and reserve your spots now. Check back soon for the complete lineup.
Workshops - Click each time block below and choose one workshop from that block.


Sun, Sep 27
CLARA | Studios for the Performing Arts
This workshop gives theater actors practical tips and tools to build and strengthen their online presence. We’ll focus on identifying your target audience, playing to your strengths, and using storytelling to intrigue, inspire, inform, and grow your career.


Sat, Oct 17
CLARA | Studios for the Performing Arts
Join us in your own theatre show costume or choose one from costumers extraordinaire Sacramento Costumers and walk the red carpet in theatre style.


Sat, Oct 17
CLARA | Studios for the Performing Arts
Get the inside perspective of producing theater for and by young people.


Sat, Oct 17
CLARA | Studios for the Performing Arts
This session allows for artists to curate and/or revamp their performance biographies to prepare them for 2027 artistic opportunities and beyond.


Sat, Oct 17
CLARA | Studios for the Performing Arts
Participants will explore theatre through simple exercises using everyday objects, body expression, movement, and ensemble work. The focus is on creating a welcoming space where participants can give themselves permission to play, trust their ideas, experiment, and enjoy the creative process.


Sat, Oct 17
CLARA | Studios for the Performing Arts
Director and Educator Anthony d’Juan returns to Sac Theatre Con with this workshop examining Directing and Ethics.


Sat, Oct 17
CLARA | Studios for the Performing Arts
What’s your vision? Jerry Montoya will take you through the basics of story-telling through Directing.


Sat, Oct 17
CLARA | Studios for the Performing Arts
This empowering workshop invites adult performers of all levels to step beyond their comfort zones and discover new possibilities on stage. Through guided exploration of physicality, voice, internal dialogue, and


Sat, Oct 17
CLARA | Studios for the Performing Arts
A hands-on workshop with an award-winning Shakespeare scholar and professional actor/director that turns Shakespeare's verse from an actor's obstacle into a useful tool. No prior Shakespeare experience required. Bring a monologue if you have one, or use one provided in the session.


Sat, Oct 17
CLARA | Studios for the Performing Arts
Magic Realism has had a very powerful impact on most plays written today. Directors are beginning to realize that audiences are moving away from the literal and are now embracing the idea a different interpretation of life on the stage. However,


Sat, Oct 17
CLARA | Studios for the Performing Arts
Writing workshop by USC professor and playwright Oliver Jai’Sen Masey.


Sat, Oct 17
CLARA | Studios for the Performing Arts
This will be a quick, and easy pop-up mini headshot clinic. Actors can stop by for a relaxed, friendly and fun session to get fresh headshots with one-on-one advice. Sessions will be approximately 10–15 minutes each with exact timing to be finalized.


Sat, Oct 17
CLARA | Studios for the Performing Arts
This empowering workshop invites adult performers of all levels to step beyond their comfort zones and discover new possibilities on stage.


Sat, Oct 17
CLARA | Studios for the Performing Arts
Auditorium: Join local fight choreographer Jarod Wiggins as he teaches you the basics of unarmed fighting and swordplay for the stage. Be guided through foundational skills such as weight sharing and footwork in order to better understand the magic of portraying violence in a safe manner.


Sat, Oct 17
CLARA | Studios for the Performing Arts
Auditorium- Brought to you by the team behind the award-winning podcast, Shakespeare Anyone?, this 1-hour lecture explores the world that shaped Shakespeare’s plays and how Early Modern England wasn’t so different from today.
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