Photo by Kayla Rocca
David Fancy instructing DART 1F99 students at the Sullivan Mahoney Courthouse Theatre
Work in Progress Theatre presents: Spring Season 2009
Spring 2009 Series
Actor's Lab
Wednesdays 7pm - 9:30pm (February 4th, March 4th, April 1st, May 6th)
A place for actors to experiment with new material or work on old material. Monologue work, scene work optional. Informal class setting. Note: You do not need to attend all sessions; drop-ins welcome. Cost: Pay-What-You-Can.
6-Week Acting Intensive
Mondays 7pm - 9pm (February 9, 16, 23. March 2, 9, 16)
A six-week intensive focusing on Stanislavski's Method Acting. Instructor: David Leonard Wince. Cost: $60.
Writing a One-Person Show
Thursday, March 12th. 7pm-10pm. Cost: $15
The focus of the workshop will be the development of ideas for creating a one-person show. Instructor: Jason Cadieux.
Writing a Ten-Minute Play
Saturday, April 25 and May 2nd. 10am-5pm. Cost: $40.
Join Dominik Loncar as he takes participants through an imaginative journey of visceral, playful movement activities. The focus of the first workshop will be Preparation, and the second being Illumination.
For more information on any of these workshops, please download the brochure. The registration information can also be found on the brochure.
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Work in Progress Theatre Presents: Producing Your Show
Thursday, October 30 7-9pm
54 Church St, St. Catharines
Central Library
Kiwanis Room, Second Floor
Cost: $10
A how-to session on producing led by Jane Gardner, General Manager at Carousel Theatre that helps to answer: How do you communicate your artistic vision to public funders through grants? How do you get your work presented or produced at theatres? What do I need to know about Equity, Playwrights Guild and Associated Designers of Canada and their agreements? How far ahead do I need to plan and budget to secure the theatre and resources I need to produce my play?
About the instructor:
Jane Gardner has over twenty years of experience in communications, marketing, fundraising and arts management at theatres including Blyth Festival, Great Canadian Theatre Company, and Theatre New Brunswick. She served as Executive Director at Theatre Ontario for six years.
Lyndesfarne Theatre Projects - Young Company
Lyndesfarne Theatre Projects is excited to announce the debut of its Young Company! There will be two semesters of comprehensive professional theatre training taught by Lyndesfarne Theatre Projects company members, Brock University faculty and staff, and Shaw Festival ensemble members. The training will culminate in the Young Company's production of the Diary of Anne Frank in April, 2009.
* Affordable Tuition ($150 per term!)
* Positions available for high school and university student performers, designers and technicians
* Main stage performance experience
* Limited enrolment by audition or interview
* Volunteer opportunities for stage crew, production personnel and more!
For more information, please email Kasey Dunn - the Young Company Artistic Producer - kd07ws@brocku.ca