Classes for All!

Teacher training is back! Join our Education and Engagement team for a jam-packed three-day experience that combines active and engaged teacher training with the unparalleled work on our stages. Teachers will learn theatre-based teaching methods for Shakespeare's language, focused on A Midsummer Night’s Dream. In addition to the embodied, kinesthetic teaching styles OSF is known for, participants will enjoy select shows playing during the class weekend. Rounding out the experience, OSF professionals spend time sharing their insights and processes. Partial scholarships are available. Please complete the application form to apply. 

Class prices include tickets to two shows and all Prefaces. 

$400 for class only, $548 includes play tickets.

Focused on Lorraine Hansberry’s A Raisin in the Sun, spend a weekend with the Younger family as you learn about the first play by a Black woman to run on Broadway. Taught by longtime OSF company member and veteran teacher Tyrone Wilson, this class will benefit from his personal connection to Lorraine Hansberry’s play. Bringing together information about the playwright, the play, and OSF’s production, this class will be an unmatched opportunity to engage with a true classic. Guests include cast members featured in OSF’s production as well as creatives who brought this incredible show to life.

Expand your experience with optional performance and Preface tickets. 

$400 for class only, $548 includes play tickets to A Raisin in the Sun and A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

From precocious Emma to independent Katherine, women in the 2026 season of plays have something to say. Explore the gender dynamics at play in several shows: Emma, The Taming of the Shrew, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Actor, adaptor, teacher, and co-founder of upstart crow collective, Kate Wisnewski, leads this delicious adventure with the unruly daughters of the 2026 OSF season! Consider the world these women inherited, the ways society and family shaped their choices, and ways they handle the options in front of them, some with acceptance and some with rebellion. From the hilarious to the heartbreaking, this class will challenge you to consider the women of OSF’s 2026 season in a whole new light.

Expand your experience with optional performance and Preface tickets. OSF recognizes the uncertainty of Southern Oregon’s smoke season and has planned alternate activities should a smoke cancellation be necessary. 

$400 for class only, $548 includes play tickets to Emma and either The Taming of the Shrew or A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

Hailed as the funniest of Shakespeare’s histories, Henry IV, Part One gives us a world of conflicts: fathers and sons, loyalty and rebellion, privileged royals and bawdy taverns. Join us as this class dives into the political context of this play from a variety of perspectives—in Shakespeare’s time, Henry’s, and now. Joined by cast and creatives from OSF’s production, this insightful and intensive class looks at the classic play and how to bring it alive for a contemporary audience. Led by the incomparable Rosa Joshi, OSF’s Associate Artistic Director and director of Henry IV, Part One. Come along as Rosa guides participants through the complex and rowdy world of Shakespeare’s play. Not to be missed!

Expand your experience with optional performance and Preface tickets. OSF recognizes the uncertainty of Southern Oregon’s smoke season and has planned alternate activities should a smoke cancellation be necessary. 

$400 for class only, $548 includes play tickets to Henry IV, Part One and A Midsummer Night’s Dream.