March 3, 2026 – March 19, 2026
For Middle to High school Students
At 23 W. Broad St. (across the street from the November Theatre)
Every Tuesday and Thursday from March 3 – 19, 2026
6pm – 8pm
Attendance at all sessions is mandatory.
Limit of 6 participants only!
In this dynamic script writing course, children and their adults can embark on a collaborative storytelling adventure, guided by seasoned theater and improv professionals. Participants will learn the fundamentals of narrative structure, character development, and dialogue, drawing on spontaneous creativity and stagecraftt expertise. The curriculum is designed not only to teach writing skills but also to foster teamwork and communication, as families work together to bring their unique theatrical visions to life. Through fun, interactive exercises, every team will develop an original script ready for the stage.
Vivian holds a master’s degree in Acting from the New School for Drama in New York City as well as a masters in Educational Theater from NYU. Working for over a decade as an actor in New York, Vivian found her love of teaching through the joys of youth-driven theater. She adores young people and believes with all her spirit that theater creates avenues for young people to develop their worldviews, empathy, and become contributing and inclusive community members.
Gracie is the Education Assistant at Virginia Rep and an actor in the Richmond community. With a BFA in Musical Theatre from VCUarts, she brings both performing and teaching expertise to her work. Gracie has extensive experience working with students of all ages, but is especially dedicated to inspiring a love of theatre in young people.