The South Florida Theatre League is so excited to present and co-present multiple pay what feels fair workshops in the coming weeks!

Monday July 13 at 7:00 PM at Island City Stage

Co-Presented with New City Players

Join New City Players and the South Florida Theatre League for an intimate evening with playwright and author Rachel Bublitz in the very theater where her play Burst is running! Rachel's new book, How to Build a Playwright in Three Acts, is a practical guide to the craft of playwriting covering dramatic structure, the elements of a compelling play, and how to build and sustain a creative writing practice. Rachel will draw from the book in a live lecture and Q&A designed for playwrights, actors, directors, theatre students, and anyone curious about how a play gets made from the inside out. Whether you're writing your first play or your fifteenth, there's never a bad time to go back to the fundamentals. Copies of How to Build a Playwright in Three Acts will be available for purchase and signing after the event. 

Tuesday July 14 at 7:00 PM on Zoom

Your next audition starts long before you walk into the room. In today’s theatre industry, your first impression often happens online. Join marketing and branding expert Gaby Tortoledo for a dynamic workshop created for South Florida theatre artists looking to elevate their professional presence. Whether you’re an actor, director, designer, stage manager, or creator, you’ll learn how to define your brand, create purposeful content, and build a digital presence that catches the attention of casting directors, producers, and artistic leaders, turning your social media into one of your most valuable career tools.

Wednesday July 29 at 7:00 PM on Zoom

Sometimes the monologue you choose makes all the difference.

When you have one minute to showcase why you should be cast -- the monologue you choose is just as important as how well you act it. Your choice says a lot about you as a person -- get tips and tricks to find the right material for you, with artistic director Katie Siegel.

Monday, July 27 at 7:00 PM and Monday, August 10 at 7:00 PM
on Google Meet

Co-Presented with Momentum Stage

 This is a time for you to ask, and get answers to questions like:

    What are the changes you have made in your creative practice or classroom that you want to share with others?
    What are changes others have made that have made a real difference in their classroom or community that you can learn from?
    What are changes you wish to make in your creative practice or classroom that you need support or feedback from others to do?
    What are questions you have about our industry in 2026?
    Who are connections or resources you desire, that being in conversation with us and others in our community can help with?