Jonathan Greene

• Teach one 4-credit Class per semester: History of Theater (survey), and Voice and Speech (practicum)
• Direct student performed show
• Provide special workshops around comedic performance, Commedia Dell'arte, and history of theatrical comedy.
• Evaluated and revised lesson plans and course content to achieve student-centered learning both during lectures and through self-guided projects.

• Special Education (talented theater) service for 47 students, grades 1st-3rd, 4th & 5th, 6th-8th
• Redesign of program to promote skill growth and matriculation from entry to exit
• Direct education classes, after school club management, direction of student based scenes and projects.
• Create after-school program focused on Playwriting and production

• Two 45 minute classes focused on comedy styles (Vaudeville, Variety, Follies, Sketch) for young adults.
• Oversee 20+ local artists' in-class and out-of-class creative endeavors to fit framework of camp.
• Conceive, Write, design, produce, and Run 'Morning Meeting,' an SNL style 20 minute 'show' each morning with 15 college interns.
• Curate Programming for outside artists presenting to camper audience of 275.
• Provide technical Direction for all classes and camp presentations.

• Special Education (talented service) for 25 students, grades 1st-2nd, 3rd-5th, 6th-7th, 8th-11th
• Create and employ intuitive lessons that deepen learning, write IEPs, arrange and participate in parent teacher meetings.

• Collaboration and arts mentorship with 25 ELA and STEM teachers across 10 schools in 2 parishes
• Creation of age-appropriate arts integration curriculum for non-arts teachers/ and students.
• Lead Pull out Seminars for Master Teachers and Administration twice per school year.

• .5 hours of in-class work for 30+ students, ages 12-16, specially selected for Theatrical intensive learning.
• Student focus classes in: intro to storytelling, Improvisation, Viewpoints, Sketch Comedy, Character creation, collaborative creation and devising workshops.
• Direction of fall/spring play.

• 25 hours/week in class experience, 25 hours/week outside direction/production projects

Specialty Classes Include:

• Education and immersion in cross-disciplinary exploration of theater including: direction, design, writing, choreography, theater styles, photography, filmmaking (13+).
• Introduction to advanced acting technique and theatrical style in an ensemble environment. 2 fully realized Productions per year (13+)
• Adult classes for Working professionals learn basic principles of Linklater, Alexander, Meisner and non-theatrical introspection to gain greater control over performance abilities in personal or public settings. Exploration of vocal, physical, emotional techniques as well as advanced styles of performance in the service of a strong ensemble, put to use in scenes, monologues, and performances.