Classes and Workshops Presented by KOA Theater
KOA Theater periodically hosts classes and workshops at our Beretania St. facility. We love to share our love of all things theatre, so we work hard to find local folks and touring artists, who can introduce you to something new, or help you hone your existing skills.
Whether its circus skills, acting, stand-up comedy, or improvisation, we’ve got resources to help get the expertise to you. If you’d like to see a performing arts class or workshop on something in particular, please let us know. Contact us via our contact form and we’ll gladly see if we can find the perfect instructor!
Summer 2023: Musical Theatre Class with Broadway Actor Doug Kreeger
KOA Theater is happy to present a 6-Week Summer Series personalized for your individual Musical Theatre goals, whether that’s fine tuning your storytelling through song, building and expanding your audition book, solidifying and exploring your “type” or stepping outside your comfort zone with new repertoire.
6-WEEK SUMMER SERIES
SATURDAYS FROM 2-5PM – $250
JULY 22
JULY 29
AUGUST 5
AUGUST 12
AUGUST 19
AUGUST 26
KOA THEATER
780 SOUTH BERETANIA STREET
ABOUT DOUG KREEGER:
Born and raised in Honolulu, Doug played Jean Prouvaire on Broadway in the revival of Les Miserables. Doug appeared alongside Chita Rivera in Signature Theatre’s production of Kander & Ebb’s The Visit, later performing the role on Broadway.
Off-Broadway, Doug created the roles of lan in Rooms: A Rock Romance and Richard Loeb in Thrill Me: The Leopold & Loeb Story. Other NYC credits include leading roles at Carnegie Hall, Public Theatre, Connelly Theater, NYMF, and NY Fringe.
Doug’s regional credits include leading roles at Signature Theatre, Yale Rep,Pittsburgh CLO, Wallis Annenberg Center, Old Globe, Barrington Stage, Bay Street Theatre, Arkansas Rep, Flat Rock Playhouse, Geva Theatre, Metrostage, DBA, BreakRoom86, and Reagle Players.
Doug has appeared on multiple Original Cast Recordings, is a Po’okela Award winner, and a Helen Hayes & Ovation Award nominee. Doug earned a BFA in Drama from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, and is an MFA Performance Pedagogy candidate at Loyola Marymount University.
