From the Page to the Virtual Stage

Taught by Andrew Hurteau

This class will be an examination of the actor’s process, from reading the script to lifting the play off the page, working with a playwright who gives the actor a lot of breathing room with regard to the story being told.  Open to all levels. 

Starts Monday April 13, 7–9PM 

Script Analysis: What the Heck Does the Playwright Want?

Taught by Rolf Saxon 

An actor’s job is, fundamentally, to read a story, understand what the author is asking of you, and then to do it. Of course, this is a lot easier said than done. A clear grasp of how to accurately analyze a text—for film, radio, television, or theatre—is crucial to an actor’s ability to make relevant choices. 

Starts Tuesday April 14, 7–9PM 

Self-Tape Mastery: Strike While the Iron is Hot 

Taught by James Wagner  

Times are uncertain, but one thing is for sure—self-taping is the order of the day. Like everyone else, producing organizations are looking for what CAN be done given the current circumstances, and many realize that pre-production work—including casting—is one thing they can do. 

Starts Wednesday April 15, 7–9PM  

Family Comedy Zoom: A Long Distance Variety Show

Taught by Nancy Gold 

Fun for the whole family! Stay at home and star in a comedy show! Every week learn a new technique and make a performing piece. Use items from your closets, your kitchens, and your garages to create laughs with the whole family. We will put all the new mime, juggling, and clown comedy pieces together to create the variety show “Funny Comedy Zoom!” 

Starts Saturday April 11, 10–11:30AM 

Youth On-Camera Acting Grades 6–8

Taught by Millie Brooks 

Students will discover the skills used to prepare for an on-camera audition. Using a wide range of scripted material and improvisational tools, we will recreate the audition process in front of the camera and watch playback each week. 

Starts Tuesday April 14, 4–5:30PM 

Teen Musical Theatre Audition Preparation Grades 9–12

Taught by Rebecca Castelli 

Want to shine at your next musical theatre audition? You need dynamic, well-sung, well-acted songs! This class will help you develop 16 bar and/or 32 bar cuts of songs in various musical theatre styles and eras. 

Starts Thursday April 16, 4–5:30PM