STURGEON BAY, Wis. - s4story -- egistration is now open for the Third Avenue PlayWorks (TAP) fall theatre workshops for adults led by Dan Klarer, Community Engagement and Education Coordinator at TAP.

Adult workshops will be held on Mondays from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. running for six weeks starting September 28th. Following the six week session, theatre workshops will continue starting November 2 on a drop-in basis. These workshops will be focused on scene study and monologue preparation. Each day will begin with improv and theater exercises followed by acting technique and character development for scene work.

These workshops are offered on a pay-what-you-will structure thanks to the generous support of Bader Philanthropies. This funding allows TAP to provide partial to full scholarships, removing financial barriers to participation. The six-week session has a suggested value of $150 and drop-in classes are a $25 value per week.

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"Support from Bader Philanthropies makes it possible for anyone—regardless of financial capacity—to take classes with us," said Jacob Janssen, Jackie & Steve Kane Artistic Director. "We believe theatre should be welcoming and accessible at every stage of life, and this support allows us to live that value in a very real way."

For more information about the fall theatre workshops or to register, visit https://thirdavenueplayworks.org/theatre-workshops or call the box office at (920) 743-1760. Registrants will have the option to pay the full class fee, a partial fee, or select a full scholarship for zero dollars out-of-pocket cost.

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ABOUT DAN KLARER

Dan is a professional theater artist living in Door County and works as an actor, educator, director, stage manager, and costume designer. He has performed these jobs and more for theater companies around the Midwest. Dan teaches theatre skills for all ages and directs movement and stage combat at various theaters, schools, and workshops. Dan received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Drama from UW-Stevens Point and his Master of Arts degree in Acting from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in Glasgow.

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ABOUT THIRD AVENUE PLAYWORKS

Located in downtown Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, Third Avenue PlayWorks (TAP) presents high-quality theatrical performances of comedies, dramas, and musicals in the Steve and Jackie Kane Theatre. This intimate 124-seat theatre offers spectacular views from every seat and is Accessibility Verified by Wheel the World with single-level access from street to seat with up to eight wheelchair seating positions. TAP is an integral part of Door County's vibrant arts scene providing year-round professional theatre. For more information, visit thirdavenueplayworks.org.