Go deeper into the work.
Arizona Theatre Matters toolkits connect audiences, educators, families, libraries, and community groups with study guides, contextual materials, access resources, and opportunities to explore each project beyond the performance itself.
Red Earth, Long Shadows Toolkit
Listening, observation, shared care, conservation, independence, and collective work, with six activities and reusable worksheets.
Explore the toolkit →The Magnificent Welles Toolkit
Editing, authorship, radio, film language, memory, collaboration, artistic control, and unreliable autobiography.
Explore the toolkit →Flight of the Dove Toolkit
Narration, historical evidence, chronology, nonviolent inquiry, Native history, theatrical form, and accessible storytelling.
Explore the toolkit →Midnight at the Algorithm & Blues Toolkit
Satire, digital identity, public memory, media literacy, source-checking, theatre, and design.
Explore the toolkit →On Track Toolkit
Testimony, primary sources, conscience, civic action, embodied storytelling, and historical inquiry.
Explore the toolkit →Mackers Toolkit
Study guide and engagement materials.
Explore the toolkit →Even Unto Death Toolkit
Context and discussion resources.
Explore the toolkit →Lear — a Solo Adaptation Toolkit
Accessible adaptation resources.
Explore the toolkit →The Art of Accessible Sound Toolkit
Designing inclusive sound experiences and playful pathways into listening, story, and participation.
Explore the toolkit →Great Divide Toolkit
Resources surrounding the Clara Barton story.
Explore the toolkit →Ghosts of the Gilded Stage Toolkit
Memory, identity, and a life in the theatre.
Explore the toolkit →The Ferryman’s Toll Toolkit
Study and access materials.
Explore the toolkit →Unyielding Voices Toolkit
Centering marginalized voices in storytelling.
Explore the toolkit →Pineapple and Other Options Toolkit
Engagement and context materials.
Explore the toolkit →The Tempest Toolkit
Power, illusion, and transformation.
Explore the toolkit →When Churchyards Yawn Toolkit
Collective salvation, moral entanglement, and the work of forgiveness.
Explore the toolkit →Bambino Mio — Bright Little Flame Toolkit
Maria Montessori, motherhood, and the freedom to become.
Explore the toolkit →The Jewish Question Toolkit
Jewish identity, protest, family memory, and moral responsibility.
Explore the toolkit →Under Milk Wood Toolkit
Sound, dreams, memory, and the life of a town.
Explore the toolkit →Unexpected Toolkit
Adaptation, character, choice, theatrical storytelling, and the contradictions of love.
Explore the toolkit →Heretic — The Mary Dyer Story Toolkit
Conscience, free thought, motherhood, and martyrdom.
Explore the toolkit →Free, online, and built around the work.
Each toolkit remains available as part of Arizona Theatre Matters’ growing Education resources.