Corey Lawson, the education director at Winnipesaukee Playhouse, explains the role of an education director in a theater and how they recruit students and provide educational opportunities. They discuss the lack of theater education in schools and how local theaters like Winnipesaukee Playhouse fill that gap. Corey describes the different ways students can join Winnipesaukee Playhouse and the three branches of the theater. They also talk about the Theater for Young Audiences program, the summer camp program, and the educational goals for students at Winnipesaukee Playhouse.
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