Page to Stage Workshop

In addition to consistently sold-out performances, Scott Turner Schofield’s residencies include lectures, and workshops with youth and administrators in college, municipal, and corporate settings. This combination of advocacy and art has significantly changed non-discrimination policies nationwide. 

Page to Stage Making Performance for Social Change

For: Artists of any definition or skill level. 

Duration: 1.5-3hrs.

Participants are introduced to the many ways that performance is used to make social change, and are then challenged to create their own. Ideas are performed and/or discussed, with attention paid to clarity of content and message, audience, and venue. Participants leave with a performance kernel and tactics for completing and spreading their art.

Trans 101 Workshop

In addition to consistently sold-out performances, Scott Turner Schofield’s residencies include lectures, and workshops with youth and administrators in college, municipal, and corporate settings. This combination of advocacy and art has significantly changed non-discrimination policies nationwide. 

Trans 101 Queer Theory in Practice

For: Community groups & classes. 

Duration: 45mins-2hrs.

Participants are introduced to definitions of gender, and the sticky parts of our labels, through interactive lecture and personal Q&A. Heritage, class, physical ability, sexuality and more are discussed as complimentary and complicating factors to aid participants in deciding how to be good allies, and build community.

Strange Bedfellows

In addition to consistently sold-out performances, Scott Turner Schofield’s residencies include lectures, and workshops with youth and administrators in college, municipal, and corporate settings. This combination of advocacy and art has significantly changed non-discrimination policies nationwide. 

Strange Bedfellows

Fraternities, Sororities, and LGBTQ Students on Campus

Participants learn definitions of gender and sexuality as they relate to the commonalities between these historically separate groups. In an interactive discussion, participants identify ways to be inclusive, create guidelines for good allyship, and make commitments for meaningful interaction among clubs. Also offered only to Greek System participants, addressing inter-group dynamics and policies related to sexuality and gender identity.