Acting Workshop
Summer 2016 quarter (Session I)
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In this class, students will develop or improve upon fundamental acting skills, including how to play strong and dynamic action and how to live truthfully in imaginary circumstances. They will learn effective vocabulary and rehearsal techniques, text analysis (ranging from Shakespeare to modern playwrights), and methods for breaking down a scene into units of action. They will work on making the best use of their voice and physical skills in creating a character. Students will choose, rehearse and present a monologue for auditioning and a two- or three-character scene. In addition to five Saturdays, there will be regular rehearsals outside of class and an online component that includes readings, plays and acting texts, as well as critical writing and screening of films and documentaries. Wear comfortable clothes for movement and prepare to explore “play” in every sense of the word.
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Campus location
Olympia
Schedule
Offered during: Weekend
Advertised schedule: Sat 10a-5p