Official web site of the The Shakespeare Forum, New York City. Learn about our acting workshops, classes, and educational programming offered in NYC.

Sybille Bruun-Moss is the Executive Director and Co-Founder of The Shakespeare Forum. Sybille teaches Shakespeare for Actors, as well as Voice and Speech, and Shakespearean Verse/Text courses. She has worked with educational arts outreach programs such as Project Shine and the Brachiate Outreach Division, and developed The Shakespeare Forum's Educational …

Through a shared experience with the audience, we form a community which pivots upon Shakespeare's text and the richness of his characters. We provide productions which are high in quality, text-driven and affordable to all.

We’ll progress from the basics of Shakespeare’s verse to advanced performance techniques, encountering the Beatles, hip-hop, and Hamilton along the way. We’ll learn about “the rules” and when it’s a good idea to break them. This ain’t your grandpa’s Shakespeare — this language is alive with beauty, humor, and strangeness.

The students will learn games to share with their families, learn how to read and perform Shakespeare, meet professional Shakespearean actors, & more! Throughout the sessions, students will work together to create and perform scenes from the play.

El Barrio's Artspace PS109 (215 East 99th Street) Actors, directors, producers and artists from all walks of life come together to work and play with the words of Shakespeare. Okay, so sometimes it’s not Shakespeare, but the spirit of exploration is ever-present as we delve into the text, challenging ourselves and each other to grow and change.

At The Shakespeare Forum, we make a home for actors, directors and lovers of Shakespeare to play, share, develop, and flourish. We believe in reaching out and building community through education, outreach and performance with an emphasis on providing low-cost, high-quality classes, workshops and productions.

• The Royal Shakespeare Company Teaching Resources • Pearson Shakespeare Resources • Folger Shakespeare Library Classroom Resources and Teaching Modules • BBC • 96 Links for Teaching Shakespeare • Sadlier’s Shakespeare for HS • We Are Teachers • The Public Theater’s Much Ado About Nothing • Lesson Planet

Are you looking for a way to engage your student in Shakespeare? Our new Student Sessions are a great way to get one-on-one time with a Shakespeare specialist for students of all ages and grades. We offer help with monologues, auditions, understanding the text, or anything else one might need to build their skills as an artist. Each session is tailored to the specific student and …

At The Shakespeare Forum, we believe you already have the skills. Now we want to help you harness and unleash your natural potential. We want to get to know you, the person, and then help you move towards uncovering the most complete actor/performer within. For every actor, there is a unique method and we understand that individuality is what makes and strengthens …