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WILMA VIRTUAL STUDIO

The Wilma Education Department’s Virtual Studio provided free virtual theater lessons and activity prompts for children and adults during the pandemic.

How to Break Down a Monologue with Danielle Leneé

Wilma teaching artist and actor extraordinaire Danielle Leneé goes through the basics of deciphering and performing a monologue! WATCH


How to Make a Vision Board with Elaina Di Monaco

Imagine a production from a director’s point of view, and create this fun craft project! WATCH


What’s in the Rasa Box? With Anthony Martinez-Briggs

Learn this cool performance technique with HotHouse Company Member and Teaching Artist Anthony Martinez-Briggs! WATCH THE VIDEO


Virtual Bingo with Donovan Lockett

Complete your activities on our Bingo Board (click here to print) to get BINGO. LEARN MORE


Mad Lib Monologue with Marissa Kennedy

The Wilma’s Virtual Studio invites you to write your own monologue with Marissa’s Mad Lib Monologues, following simple prompts. LEARN MORE AND SUBMIT


James Ijames Haiku Play Project

Take the challenge to write a short play, and submit it to us! LEARN MORE


Theater Mask Making with Ezra Jantri Ali-Dow

Make theatrical masks! LEARN BY CLICKING HERE


Learn Juggling with Scott Sheppard

Learn juggling with OBIE award-winning teaching artist Scott Sheppard! LEARN BY CLICKING HERE


Ordinary Extraordinary with Lillian Ransijn

The Portable Studio created a crowdsourced virtual dance, thanks to teaching artist Lillian Ransijn.

Inspired by David Whye’s poem “Everything is Waiting for You,” we asked you to find the extraordinary in the ordinary, to look around your house and find an everyday object, and to film yourself using that object in the way it was intended followed by exploring that same object in a new way – using the object in a way it wasn’t intended or even dancing with the object. WATCH THE FINAL VIDEO

A Love Letter to Your Neighborhood with Jaylene Clark Owens

Hothouse Company member Jaylene Clark Owens encouraged writers to create poems using prompt “A Love Letter to your Neighborhood.” Poems were shared on Instagram. WATCH THE PROMPT

I am From with Rachel OHanlonRodriguez

The Portable Studio crowdsourced this poem, using the prompt “I am from…” from Program Coordinator Rachel O’Hanlon-Rodriguez. WATCH THE VIDEO