Theatre Alberta is thrilled to offer this series of webinars online via Zoom. We’re excited to have facilitators, instructors, and panelists join us from across the province, and around the country for knowledge sharing, learning opportunities, and pivotal discussions as we move forward in the creation and development of art. We aim to explore all areas of the theatre community and the way in which we work.
Each webinar is open to all, but you must register to receive a Zoom link. We’re asking participants to ‘Pay-What-You-Can’ to attend a webinar. If you have any questions about Webinars by Request, please email Theatre Alberta’s Program Coordinator program@theatrealberta.com.
Upcoming Webinars
Check back later for more information on upcoming webinars
Previous Webinars
Webinars By Request: IMPROV with Ken Hall!
IMPROV with Ken Hall! Saturday, February 26 from 1:00pm – 3:00pm.Pay-What-You-Can! Ready to get your improv on?Maybe say “YES, AND” to the next prompt?Tag in
Webinars By Request – Get That Grant: Tips On Writing An AFA Grant for Individuals with Barb Mah
GET THAT GRANT Tips On Writing An AFA Grant for Individuals with Barb Mah Wednesday, February 16 from 6:00pm – 7:30pm.No Cost to Attend! Do
Webinars By Request: GST/HST for Charities and Non-Profit Organizations
DOIN’ IT RIGHT GST & HST FOR CHARITIES AND NON-PROFITS Tuesday, December 7Charities: 10:00am—11:15am MTNon-Profit Organizations: 12:00pm—1:15pm MTFree to attend! Did you know that there
Webinars By Request: Community Art Ethics
COMMUNITY ART ETHICS Thursday, November 256:00pm-7:30pm MST on ZoomView a recording of this webinar below This webinar will provide an overview to Community Arts in
Webinars By Request: Budgeting & Personal Finances for Artists
Budgeting & Personal Finances for Artists Monday, November 8Video recording available below Banking for artists can be very tricky waters to navigate. This webinar, facilitated
Anti-Bias Hiring & Foundations for DEI for Board Members
Participants will explore the key concepts and principles of oppression and anti- oppression including diversity, equity, inclusion, human rights, racism, and privilege. This session will
Webinar: How Stats & Data Collection Can Inform Transparent and Accountable Hiring Practices
Statements have been made and actions have been promised to our industry to create equitable and diverse work environments, but these shifts take time and
Webinars by Request: Trans Artists, Voices, and Perspectives in Theatre
Colonialism and the gender binary are intrinsically linked and their duet can force traditional knowledge underground. Cole Alvis (She/Her) facilitated an embodied panel that explored
Reimagining Anti-Oppressive Theatre Education
REIMAGINING ANTI-OPPRESSIVE THEATRE EDUCATION Date: February 20, 2021Time: 2:00pm-4:00pm MSTPlatform: Zoom PROGRAM OVERVIEW Students of theatre and the performing arts deserve creative learning environments that
Playing Around: An Introduction to Writing Plays
Marty Chan broke down the process of playwriting into practical steps that participants could immediately apply to their own writing. He shared his insights on
Strategies and Realities for Teaching Drama in a Pandemic
Two months into the school year, a panel of three Alberta drama teachers shared their experiences and best practices for teaching drama in these strange
Honouring Your Footsteps: Creating Personal Land Acknowledgements
In this two-hour-long webinar, participants learned how to craft a personal land acknowledgement. To achieve that aim, Naheyawin explored cultural teachings that have helped them
Health and Safety for Theatre Workers: An Approach to Anti-Oppressive Practices During a Pandemic
Decisions that are made in the workplace can effect you and your fellow workers, so it’s important to be able to protect yourself and others.
Conflict Analysis-Basics
Conflict is complex, dynamic, and inevitable. While conflicts may create knots in our stomachs, they also provide excellent opportunities for change and growth. This 2
Hazard Assessments and Planning to Reopen Theatres
We all long to return to our theatres and, at this point in history, effective health and safety protocols will be essential in successfully reopening.
