Webinars

AACT offers a newly curated collection of virtual educational programs focusing on directing, design/tech, dramaturgy, education & youth programming, management, marketing & community outreach, and more.

Each program in our AACT Webinars offers a unique format, but all are designed to benefit theatre organizations and individuals, regardless of location or budget size:

• Roundtables: Monthly, panel-based discussions available to AACT members only, these free events feature four to six experts sharing their insight and experience. Attendees may submit questions during the event or in advance.
• Virtual Masterclasses: 75 to 90-minute, in-depth explorations of specific skills or topics, offered every other month. Registration is $15 for AACT Members; $25 for non-members.
• Industry Connections: 30-minute presentations from major theatre resource providers showcase their services and support for theatres. These monthly events stream live to the general public, but only AACT members have the opportunity to interact with presenters.
• Script Club: Offered every other month, Script Club is a collaborative conversation with peers about the selected script. Learn more about titles trending with community theatres, discover strategies for the challenges and opportunities, and network with other organizations producing the show.   Available for members only; $10.  Attendees are expected to read the script before attending.

Interested in being part of a Roundtable panel or teaching a Virtual Masterclass? Have questions about any of our AACT Webinars? Contact AACT Education Coordinator David A.VanCleave.

Upcoming Presentations

All events begin at 2:00 pm (Eastern) / 1:00 pm (Central) / 12:00 pm (Mountain) / 11:00 am (Pacific).

	Oct. 5: Script Club The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time Winner of the 2013 Tony Award® for Best Play >> More information
	Oct. 17: Roundtable Fundraising: The Donor's Buffet Best practices in providing multiple ways to reach donors. >> More information
	Nov. 2: Virtual Masterclass So You Want to Renovate a City Block of Old Buildings Into a Theatre Campus (Without Any Debt): A Capital Campaign Case Study Presented by Michael Cochran, Executive Director, Market House Theatre Topics include fundraising, construction oversight, and hard lessons learned. >> More information
	Jan. 4: Virtual Masterclass Introduction to Intimacy Choreography Presented by Elaine DiFalco Daugherty >> More information
	March 7: Virtual Masterclass Don't Let the Door Hit You on the A**! - A Guide to Succession Planning Presented by David R. Kilpatrick, Executive Director, Des Moines Community Playhouse Learn how, with proper planning, Change can mean Opportunity. >> More information