Our objective is to serve our community through education and outreach.
Our responsibility as a resident theatre means providing
opportunities, both inside and outside our facility, for
all residents of the Rochester
region to learn about and to experience professional theatre.
Our hope is that this learning will help us to a new understanding
of ourselves,
as well as a new understanding of others. Our intent is
to use Geva's stages as touchstones and to anchor our
educational programs to them
whenever possible. Each of our programs will enhance the
understanding of our work on the mainstage.
Student Matinee Season
Each year thousands of students experience professional live theatre by
attending morning matinees of Geva productions in our P.L.A.Y.
(Performance = Literature + Art + You) series.
Geva For Teachers
We provide many resources and opportunities for educators including teacher workshops, study guides, artist school visits, and Career Day at Geva. You can also use this link to join our education mailing list.
Theatre Training
Our training programs explore theatre on many levels for
students of all ages. Some programs include the Summer
Academy, Enterprise Zone and Directing Fellowships.
Our Alliance with SUNY Brockport
enables Geva's guest artist-educators to work with undergraduates
in areas of acting, directing, playwriting and technical
theatre.
Tours
For a behind the scenes look at the theatre contact the Education
Department at 585-232-1366 x3035. Tours are scheduled Monday-Friday
between 10am and 3:30pm. For the best availability please
contact us two weeks before
the date you wish to tour the theatre. There is a $25 fee
per tour, however the fee is negotiable for organizations
or groups that prove hardship.
Sunday Salon
Held immediately after the fourth Sunday Matinee performance
of every Mainstage play and the second Sunday Matinee performance
of each Nextstage play, Sunday salon is an informal opportunity
for audience members
and actors to ask and answer questions.
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