As Shakespeare said, "All the world is a stage." Through the workshop, youth were able to reflect on this idea and discover ways to translate their everyday life to a wide variety of dramatic performances. By actively engaging in a series of acting experiences, participants were able to get "hands-on" experiences on how to act as well as what venues are available to express oneself. The class focused on performance-oriented movement, pantomime, voice, improvisation and related areas, with an emphasis on practical scene and monologue work.

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