About our Program:
Theatre at Munroe Center for the Arts offers storytelling, playwriting, stage combat and full productions for students. We welcome students at all levels of experience.
Theatre at Munroe Center for the Arts offers storytelling, playwriting, stage combat and full productions for students. We welcome students at all levels of experience.
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Classes:
Meet the Instructors:
Andrew Rhodes
Andrew Rhodes has been directing, acting, and teaching in New England for the past 20 years. He has a degree in general theatre, and another in acting performance. Andrew believes that students should learn all aspects of theatre from set, costume, and light design to acting performance. He looks forward to continuing to bring his years of experience to the class room. Knowledge is power. 
Brit Christopher
Brit Christopher (MFA Theatre Education & Applied Theatre) is a theatre educator and community engagement specialist out of Salem, MA. With over a decade of experience in the K-12 environment, Brit’s goal is using the arts as a vehicle for social and emotional growth, fostering an inclusive arts environment where people can be their authentic selves. Brit is a lover of curriculum for adults as well, having appeared as a guest instructor on Creating Safer Spaces in Plymouth State University's Expressive Arts Therapy course, as well as presenting at the American Alliance for Theatre and Education national conference with the workshop Be Yourself: Fighting Gender Conformity with TYA. They've also led workshops at the Rhode Island Theatre Conference and New England Theatre Conference on Team Building Through Sound and Song. Additionally, Brit is playwright of theatre for both children and adults, and enjoys tackling relevant and vulnerable content through theatre. You can see more of their writing as it pertains to theatre and education on StageAgent.com. |
Lauren Squier
Lauren is a New England area based theatre artist and educator with a focus in Fight Direction and Stage Management. They found a passion for theatre in high school that led them to attend Emerson College where they graduated in 2018. During their time at Emerson they found a love for working with kids and producing work for young audiences. After graduation they spent two years working for Chamber Theatre Productions, a national touring theatre for young audiences company, and have freelanced around Mass. and Maine alongside various theatre companies and camps. 
Zoe Kamil
Zoe Kamil is a playwright, theatre artist and educator. As a teaching artist and educator she works to support and create culturally relevant and equitable arts education for city kids. She has worked as a teaching artist with the Boch Center and Young Artists of MA (Boston), TDF and Marquis Studios (NYC). Her plays have been workshopped and presented at The Tank, Dixon Place, SheNYC Arts and the NY Int’l Fringe Festival, among others. She holds her B.A. in Writing for the Stage from Marymount Manhattan College and is currently pursuing a Masters in Theatre Education and her teaching licensure at Emerson College in Boston. |
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