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October 2020
Acting Fundamentals
Tuition: $20 This on-going class is for people new to the craft or returning after a hiatus from the craft. We will begin our work with the fundamentals. We'll introduce you to preparing a monologue which will enhance your growth in making choices for your character and then implementing them into your work, moving on to scene work from there. We will also work on Speech & Diction, diaphragmatic breathing, script analysis, the physicality of our character, and movement for…
Find out more »Actor’s Workshop Master Class
Tuition: $20 This class is for actors who have been studying the craft for a while and who are ready to move to more specific, advanced work. We will also work on Speech & Diction, diaphragmatic breathing, script analysis, character physicality and movement for the actor. This on-going class affords you a supportive environment to build your skills as an actor with fellow artists who share your passion for what we do. This class will offered online through Zoom. You…
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Improv Drop In Class for BIPOC | Apr. 15
Tuition: FREE This free on-going weekly improv drop in is open to BIPOC of all levels. Whether you have no experience at all or have been improvising for years, this improv class is for you. In an effort to grow diversity at our theatre and in the theatre/improv community in general, we are currently only offering this class to Indigenous people, Black people and People of color. Improvisers are storytellers and who is telling the stories matters. Despite the best…
Find out more »Virtual Coffee and Comedy | Apr. 18
Each Session: $20 This class will be offered online through Zoom. You will receive an invitation link via the email you provide to the online session. Specific directions will give supplied. Coffee and Comedy is a monthly meet-up where comedy writers of all levels can share their writing and discuss their work in a safe and supportive workshop environment (with coffee, of course). This workshop is for anyone and everyone who has ever had an idea in the shower and…
Find out more »Improv Drop In Class for BIPOC | Apr. 22
Tuition: FREE This free on-going weekly improv drop in is open to BIPOC of all levels. Whether you have no experience at all or have been improvising for years, this improv class is for you. In an effort to grow diversity at our theatre and in the theatre/improv community in general, we are currently only offering this class to Indigenous people, Black people and People of color. Improvisers are storytellers and who is telling the stories matters. Despite the best…
Find out more »Screenwriting 101 | Apr. 24
Tuition: $200 This 6 week class is for anyone who wants to learn how to turn their stories into screenplays. Students will learn the fundamentals of screenplay story structure, formatting, and how to think like a screenwriter. This class is open to beginners, but students should come in with some form of storytelling or writing experience (poetry, creative writing, playwriting, acting, improv, etc). Students will leave the class with one short film script and the necessary tools to begin a…
Find out more »Intro to Meisner Technique | Apr. 28
Tuition: $130 Description: The Meisner technique is about authenticity and the ability to “behave truthfully under imaginary circumstances.” The goal is to get actors out of their heads so that they may behave instinctively to their surrounding environment. This class will focus primarily on the repetition exercise, created by Meisner “to do away with words” so that actors might follow their instincts and communicate non-verbally rather than being trapped in their own heads. “If you want to reach every person…
Find out more »Improv Drop In Class for BIPOC | Apr. 29
Tuition: FREE This free on-going weekly improv drop in is open to BIPOC of all levels. Whether you have no experience at all or have been improvising for years, this improv class is for you. In an effort to grow diversity at our theatre and in the theatre/improv community in general, we are currently only offering this class to Indigenous people, Black people and People of color. Improvisers are storytellers and who is telling the stories matters. Despite the best…
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