Masterclasses and talks

Source: Broadway Teaching Group on Instagram

The Broadway Teachers Workshop is an annual professional development conference for theatre educators and directors from around the world, featuring master classes, seminars and performances by Broadway artists, alongside tickets to current Broadway shows with post-show discussions.

Euan took part in the "Path To Broadway" panel twice: on Wednesday, July 10th 2019 (Session A, 11:30 a.m. – 12:45 p.m., Studio 11B, Open Jar Studios) and again on Saturday, July 20th 2019 (Session D, same time slot and studio).

Euan Morton (Hamilton)
Rashidra Scott (Ain't Too Proud) — Session A
Jeff Kready (Tootsie)

See the Session A schedule, the Session D schedule, and the Broadway Teaching Group's Instagram post.

The Ethical Community Charter School (TECCS) is a public charter school in Jersey City, NJ. On February 27th 2018, while playing King George III in Hamilton on Broadway, Euan spent the day with the school's performing arts students. He spoke about his career on Broadway, then gave the students vocal mentoring to help prepare them for their upcoming show, Seize The Day, which opened on April 18th 2018.

Watch the video and read more in the BroadwayWorld article.

A special in-conversation event with bestselling author Christopher Moore and Euan, in honor of Moore's newest novel The Serpent of Venice (which Euan narrated for the audiobook edition) — featuring a reading, signing, and Q&A.

The event took place at 7:30 p.m. at WORD Bookstore, 123 Newark Ave., Jersey City. In addition to discussing the novel, Moore and Euan performed several passages from the book.

"Christopher Moore has been a favorite author of ours since 'Lamb' was published in 2003. His Shakespearean rewrites are hilarious, and we've been eagerly awaiting 'The Serpent of Venice.'" — Jenn Northington, events director for WORD Bookstores.

See the nj.com article.

TheatreWorks hosted a master class with Euan titled "Music as a Communication Tool for Actors", while he was starring in Being Earnest, a world premiere musical at the theatre. Up to 15 participants worked on a song with him, followed by a Q&A, with an additional 20 spaces for observers.

The announcement notes that Euan "recently taught six master classes at Yale University" and had been a teaching artist and workshop leader for many theatres and schools across the country.

See the original announcement on the BayAreaTheatreBums Google Group.

The Reston Community Center provides a broad range of programs in arts, aquatics, enrichment and life-long learning. The award-winning Reston Community Players present four stage productions annually in the high-tech theater at Hunters Woods.

On June 4th 2007 Euan conducted a Musical Theatre Audition Workshop and Master Class with both adults and students.

Westfield High School opened its doors in September of 2000 as the 24th high school in Fairfax County. The school was listed as the 46th best high school in America by Newsweek magazine in 2002 and 27th in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area by The Washington Post in 2006 due to a high percentage of students enrolled in Westfield's Advanced Placement (AP) classes.

On May 18th 2007 Euan performed a concert for students that he previously worked with in a master class. He has visited the school several times working with their arts, choral and theatre students.

Richwoods High School, which was opened in 1957, is found on the north side of the city of Peoria in central Illinois. It is the largest of the four Peoria School District 150 high schools. Richwoods has a long history of excellence in academics, athletics and in providing service to the community. Included in offerings at Richwoods are an International Baccalaureate degree programme, a Health/Science Academy, a television and communications studio, special education programmes, technology prep, arts, and various school-business partnership programmes.

The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is America's National Cultural Center. Located in Washington, DC, the Kennedy Center presents the latest musical and theatrical productions, jazz concerts, and family performances. It is the nation's busiest performing arts center, hosting approximately 3,000 events each year for audiences numbering more than 2 million.

On June 26th 2006 Euan did a master class as part of the Overtures programme, an educational outreach programme of Signature Theatre in Arlington, VA.

Robinson Secondary School, which opened in 1971, is the largest public school in the Commonwealth of Virginia. The school is administered by the Fairfax County Public Schools. Robinson offers the International Baccalaureate and Advanced Placement programmes and currently enrolls over 4000 students in grades 7-12, about 700 per grade.

The Theatre Arts Department provides quality training in a modified conservatory environment for undergraduate and graduate students who are pursuing careers as professional theatre practitioners, high school drama coaches, college and university instructors of design—scenic, costume, lighting--and technical theatre and stage management. It offers a BA Degree in General Theatre Studies, a BFA Degree that allows students to specialize in Acting, Design (Scenic, Costume, Lighting), and Advanced Theatre Practice and Stage Management, and Theatre Education.

Utah State Theatre, the designation for the department’s theatre production programme, produces four mainstage plays each year: a musical, a classical play, a contemporary piece, and a work from the modern canon.

ArtSpeak! is a programme that brings artists from Broadway and around the country into schools. Each artist talks about his or her career, answers questions from the audience, performs, and signs autographs. It allows students to learn from and ask questions of some of the leading actors in the world. Performances are free. This program is underwritten by a corporate grant from Shugoll Research.

Euan took part in ArtSpeak! at Poe Middle School, (Annandale, VA) on April 5th 2006.

The Mckechnie School of Dance has been established since 1962. Students take part in Highland and stage dance championships worldwide. Since 1962 a constant, steady flow of trophies and championship titles have been won.

Many members of the school have danced for the Queen, Princess Anne, Princess Diana, on Sky Television, Hamden Park, BBC1, The Olympic Games and more recently starred in Glasgow's Clyde auditorium and SECC.

The school has received many certificates of excellent technique throughout examinations.