Stagecraft Tools for the Apocalypse
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A Life-Long Learning Series Applying Arts-Based Tools For Sustainability, Survival, and Joy
Second Sundays of each month!
Actors Theatre of Louisville and Louisville Tool Library are partnering to offer a monthly series of hands-on community workshops teaching a variety of skills learned from adventures onstage, backstage, and balancing life in the arts that can come in handy in the apocalypse!!
UPCOMING SESSIONS
Accessibility 101: How Can We All Do More for the Disability Community?
Sunday, October 12
2:30-3:30 p.m.
Louisville Tool Library (1227 Logan Street)
Join Actors Theatre of Louisville in partnership with the Louisville Tool Library for an essential workshop in our Stagecraft Tools for the Apocalypse series. This session, "Accessibility 101: How Can We All Do More for the Disability Community?," will be facilitated by Talleri McRae, Actors Theatre of Louisville's Access Consultant and Disability Dramaturg for FDR's Very Happy Hour.
Learn the fundamentals of access and accommodations, and discover how thoughtful consideration can make a meaningful impact in creating inclusive spaces for everyone. Whether you're involved in theatre, community organizing, or simply want to be a better ally, this workshop will provide practical tools and insights for supporting the disability community. The session will take place at the Louisville Tool Library before the tattoo event. Stagecraft Tools for the Apocalypse is a collaborative series between Actors Theatre of Louisville and Louisville Tool Library, offering practical skills and knowledge for building resilient, inclusive communities.
FREE for Members of Actors Theatre of Louisville or Louisville Tool Library
$10 for non-members
Stagecraft Tools for the Apocalypse
A Life-Long Learning Series Applying Arts-Based Tools For Sustainability, Survival, and Joy
Second Sundays of each month!
Actors Theatre of Louisville and Louisville Tool Library are partnering to offer a monthly series of hands-on community workshops teaching a variety of skills learned from adventures onstage, backstage, and balancing life in the arts that can come in handy in the apocalypse!!
UPCOMING SESSIONS
Accessibility 101: How Can We All Do More for the Disability Community?
Sunday, October 12
2:30-3:30 p.m.
Louisville Tool Library (1227 Logan Street)
Join Actors Theatre of Louisville in partnership with the Louisville Tool Library for an essential workshop in our Stagecraft Tools for the Apocalypse series. This session, "Accessibility 101: How Can We All Do More for the Disability Community?," will be facilitated by Talleri McRae, Actors Theatre of Louisville's Access Consultant and Disability Dramaturg for FDR's Very Happy Hour.
Learn the fundamentals of access and accommodations, and discover how thoughtful consideration can make a meaningful impact in creating inclusive spaces for everyone. Whether you're involved in theatre, community organizing, or simply want to be a better ally, this workshop will provide practical tools and insights for supporting the disability community. The session will take place at the Louisville Tool Library before the tattoo event. Stagecraft Tools for the Apocalypse is a collaborative series between Actors Theatre of Louisville and Louisville Tool Library, offering practical skills and knowledge for building resilient, inclusive communities.
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