ArtibusED
Adult Theatre Education
ArtibusED invites participants into play, personal growth, and shared inquiry through theatre.
Artibus Education (ArtibusED) offers theatre education for adults across a wide range of interests and experience levels. We offer pay-what-you-can drop-in workshops as well as in-depth longer form courses, all led by Artibus educators with over 20 years of professional experience who are eager to share their tools and practices in community.
ArtibusED focuses on physical-based storytelling, ensemble practice, and collective creation. Classes explore movement, devising, improvisation, and activist forms such as Theatre of the Oppressed.
Upcoming Workshops
Don’t Call It Clown (Call It Character) |
2-day workshop
A 2-day intensive in clown and character with Deanna Fleysher aka Big D from King of Drag. This workshop takes the participant through a journey based in modern clown work to hone an electrifying performing presence, rooted deeply in who you are, that the audience can't get enough of.
SAT & SUN, September 26 & 27
10 hours of workshop training + exploration
Registration includes ticket to Fleysher’s performance of BUTT KAPINKSKI on Thursday, September 24!
Ongoing Drop-In Workshops:
There are currently no ArtibusEd ongoing workshops, but stay tuned!
Recent Past Workshops
Mask Mondays | 6 week course
An introduction to physical performance and character creation through mask exploration. Using a variety of modalities, participants will explore how masks unlock imagination, reveal physical expression, and uncover fully embodied characters hidden within us.
MONDAYS July 27 through August 31, 2026
6:30 - 9:30 PM
Applied Theatre in Action | 6 week course
Develop theatre skills that strengthen community wellbeing by building skills in connection and creative storytelling. In this unique workshop, we’ll practice theatre modalities and engage with local organizations to understand the social and environmental impact of data center development in Colorado communities.
TUESDAYS August 4 through September 8, 2026
6:30 - 9:30 PM