Education

Acting, auditioning, techincal theatre, and movement workshops for novice, experienced, and child/teenager/adult actors alike, are periodically offered through Theatre Tuscaloosa Academy.

The Charles W. Dennis Memorial Endowed Performing Arts Scholarship is for a full-time student seeking a career in technical theatre or related field.

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On the Aisle Discussions are perfect for aspiring actors, lovers of theatre, students studying the literary work from which a play is adapted, or even book club members.

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For productions based on literary classics, works thematically appropriate for students, or literary works found on school reading lists, Theatre Tuscaloosa produces special school matinees.

Theatre Tuscaloosa's SecondStage is designed to be a safe place where artists can take chances, take risks, and explore their ideas. SecondStage gives new directors, performers, and technicians a place to use their voices.

Shelton State Community College’s theatre department works in partnership with Theatre Tuscaloosa to provide volunteer, work-study, and “hands-on” technical and performance opportunities.

Project Broadway takes actors a step beyond a traditional musical theatre camp, encouraging each student to discover their own voice, connect, collaborate, and make a new Broadway-style performance project through the collective creative process.