Bring theatre directly into your classroom.
Pricing and Reservation Policies
$250 per classroom (up to 40 students)
directed by Robert Barry Fleming
dramaturgy by Amy Wegener
part of the Bingham Signature Shakespeare Series
An unprecedented global pandemic and social unrest embroil the nation in conflict as Romeo and Juliet, the children of sworn enemies, dare to imagine a world where hearts are not ruled by hatred but by love. This visually captivating interpretation of Shakespeare’s classic narrative explores the entrenched divisions that animate contemporary culture—and the tragic costs of intolerance.
directed by Matt Dickson
a digital creation by Satya Chávez and Matt Dickson
Streaming Now Through May 31
Recommended for Grades 8+
During a lesson on Rosa Parks, a Latinx kid begins searching for her own people’s place in American history. Performed by a dynamic actress/singer/musician, and infused with a mix of rap, hip-hop, and spoken word, this energetic exploration delves into the experience of growing up in an immigrant family and finding identity in making art.
Coming 2021–2022
originally adapted for radio by Orson Welles & John Houseman
new adaptation by Hannah Rae Montgomery & Jenni Page-White
executive producer Dan Gediman
sound design by Sue Zizza
adapted by Amy Wegener
executive producer Dan Gediman
sound design by Sue Zizza
FAQs
Good news! If you would like to distribute a viewing link to each student in your class, you have the option to book per student. Tickets are $10 per student.
If you would like to broadcast a performance to your class in a group setting, you have the option to purchase at a classroom rate. This option is $250 per classroom.
Along with a link to stream the performance, you will receive supplemental materials to enhance student learning and creative engagement.
Secure payment with a credit card can be made directly at the time of booking. If your school would like to pay by check, please select "Book Now" above and fill out our booking form so we can send you an invoice. Payment must be received in full prior to receiving your virtual links.
A member of our Patron Services team will work with you to prepare the links for distribution. It will be up to the teacher to distribute individual links to the student's email addresses. Supplementary educational materials will be sent by a member of the Learning and Creative Engagement team.
Overture+ is the streaming site that your students will be directed to via their links. If we send you a link that directs to Overture.Plus, that is safe to follow and will let you stream a project into which you’ve been ticketed.
Yes! You will be able to turn captions on using the video player controls in Overture+.
Your students should be able to stream on most school-issued or personal internet-enabled device. They can watch video projects on iOS, AppleTV, Android, Roku, Amazon Firestick, and their web browser. For our radio plays, they will be able to listen from their phone, tablet, or computer.
Yes! The easiest option is to use screen mirroring or AirPlay to play the stream from your phone, laptop or other device to your TV. You might see a slight decrease in quality with this option.
If your TV is smart or has internet capabilities, you can download or open an internet browser and log into your email. From there, you can open the email we sent you and click on your link to stream. If you have trouble streaming on an older TV, you may have better luck switching to an alternate device. You can watch from the comfort of your home on iOS, AppleTV, Android, Roku, Amazon Firestick and your web browser.