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Summary |
Within the structure of scripted
theatre lies a vast wilderness of opportunity
waiting to be explored through improvisation. The
familiar tools of research, analysis, and
discussion take on a new power when coupled with
the actor's capacity for spontaneous thought and
intuitive action. Unexpected discoveries lead to
bold and exciting new choices that revitalize the
actor's work through the spontaneous moment. |
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Syllabus |
Engage tools for effective
risk-taking.
Enhance awareness, listening, and responsiveness.
Explore text in non-linear fashion.
Develop characters, relationships, and
motivations.
Employ playful techniques to bounce out of old
patterns.
Implement the intuitive to discover the Ah-Ha!
Free impulses without violating script or
dialogue. |
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Prerequisite |
Basic acting skills. |
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Classes |
2-hour workshop: summary
introduction to basic skills.
Half-day workshop: full introduction with group
instruction.
Full-day workshop: full introduction wth
individual instruction.
Residency: full-length course for mastery of all
techniques.
Master class: advanced techniques for experienced
improvisors only. |
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Students |
Professional actors
Professional acting conservatory students
College and University theatre students |
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For prices and availability,
contact
Manager: Sharon Rock, POB 1823, Bisbee
Arizona 85603
800-964-1905 jeffwirth@compuserve.com |
3/15/01 |
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