TOURS AND WORKSHOPS
We offer workshops designed to assist area ELA and Drama Teachers with curricular and/or production support from Theatre faculty members and CBT artists in residence. We also offer backstage tours of the theatre upon request.
The UT Department of Theatre and the Clarence Brown Theatre offers Tours, both Virtually and In-Person (post-Covid-19), at no cost to the following constituencies:
- Department of Theatre Classes
- University Classes
- Community Organizations
- Area High Schools, Middle Schools, Elementary Schools, Private Schools
- Student Recruits (Includes a Program chat and Q&A)
DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE/CBT OUTREACH AND EDUCATION WORKSHOP OFFERINGS
The UT Department of Theatre and the Clarence Brown Theatre offers Workshops designed to assist area ELA and Drama Teachers with curricular and/or production support from departmental faculty members and artists who are in residence at the state of Tennessee’s only LORT Professional Theatre. Workshops can be done either Virtually or In-Person (post-Covid-19). There is no cost to those requesting a workshop, and we offer them in the following areas:
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Additionally, workshops in Design/Tech may be requested, but are subject to Faculty and/or Graduate Teaching Assistant/Staff availability.
If you would like to book a Virtual Tour or Workshop, please contact David Alley at dalley@utk.edu or by phone at 865.974.8373.
SEASON FOR YOUTH STUDENT MATINEES (K-12)
Each year, we offer Season for Youth Student Matinees during the regular school day. Available at reduced rates for school groups, these performances engage and expose youth to the wonders of live, professional theatre and help inspire and build the next generation of theatre lovers! We hope you and your students will join us!
CBT ACTING WORKSHOP
Our Acting Workshop is designed to give young actors training in several different skills: basic acting technique, voice, musical theatre, and movement and improvisation.
BEHIND THE SCENES SUNDAY
From panel discussions to design presentations, Behind the Scenes Sunday events take place in the theatre immediately following the 1st Sunday matinee of each production. Designed to give you a deeper appreciation and connection to the plays we produce, they are free of charge and open to the public.
Our Behind the Scenes Sunday events for the 2024/2025 season include:…
- A CHRISTMAS CAROL – November 24, 0224
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Join director Patrick Lanczki and Assistant Production Manager Phyllis Belanger onstage for a behind the scenes look at how we bring the magic of A Christmas Carol to life night after night.
.. - INHERIT THE WIND – February 16, 2025
- FAILURE: A LOVE STORY – March 30, 2025
- THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG – April 20, 2025
TALK BACK
Informal talk backs with selected members of the show’s cast, crew, and artistic team offer you a chance to delve deeper into the show and “talk back” to the artists who brought the show to life. Talk backs take place in the theatre immediately following the 2nd Sunday matinee of each production and are free and open to the public.
Our Talk Back events for the 2024/2025 season include:
- A CHRISTMAS CAROL – December 1, 0224
- INHERIT THE WIND – February 23, 2025
- FAILURE: A LOVE STORY – March 30, 2025
- THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG – April 27, 2025
ASL NIGHT AT THE THEATRE
We offer ASL Night at the Theatre for select performances, making the theatre experience 100% accessible to our Deaf patrons with interpreters for the show, in the Box Office, at concessions, and throughout the lobby.
Our ASL Nights for the 2024/2025 season include:
- A CHRISTMAS CAROL – December 10, 0224
- INHERIT THE WIND – February 25, 2025
- THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG – April 29, 2025