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| "TELEVISION ACTING WORKSHOP!" | Hollywood Actors Connect is currently offering a six-week acting workshop “BECOME A PROFESSIONAL ACTOR” designed to help you create powerful performances in auditions and on the set.
Offering Beginning, Intermediate, and Advanced Training in:
• Audition Technique
• Scene Study
• Breaking Down a Script
• Character Analysis
• How to Book TV Commercials
• The Industry: Know the Business
Taught by Hollywood professional and working actress, Chastity
Dotson, whose credits include "Saving Grace" opposite Academy Award
Winning Actress, Holly Hunter, "Veronica Mars" opposite star Kristen
Bell (Finding Sarah Marshall), "Without a Trace", "Numbers", "CSI:
NY", "The West Wing" - And stage performances that include: The world premiere of Charlayne Woodard’s newest work Flight (Mercy) at the Kirk Douglas. The Seagull (Nina), Spring Awakenings (Ilse), Barbarians (Lydia), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Hermia), Romeo & Juliet (Juliet), The Crucible (Mary Warren), and the LA Premiere of Mark Ravenhill’s British sensation Faust is Dead. As well as countless Internationally staged one-woman shows!
DATES: JUNE 2 - JULY 12TH
Please respond with your name, contact#, and a brief summary of your acting experience to hollywoodactorsconnect@gmail.com.
Registration is limited to 10 students per class SO APPLY NOW!
YOUR INVESTMENT: FOR THIS 6 WEEK COURSE - $100 DUE UPON REGISTRATION AND THE REMAINING BALANCE OF $260 DUE ON THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS.
| | | Posted by CHASTITY DOTSON (2008-05-09) | | | | | Taking The Fear Out Of Shakespeare WEEKLY Workshop |
Taking The Fear Out of Shakespeare
with Geoffrey Owens at Riprap Studio Theatre in North Hollywood
You are invited every to our WEEKLY WORKSHOP
EVERY SUNDAY at 1PM - 4PM
FIRST CLASS IS FREE
RSVP at (818) 990-7498
You may know Geoffrey Owens as "Elvin" from NBC's "The Cosby Show" but what you probably don't know is that this Yale Graduate has taught, performed and directed Shakespeare for over 15 years!
He recently brought his sold out NY class taught at HB Studios for 11 years class to Los Angeles's Riprap Studio Theatre in North Hollywood every Sunday afternoon at 1PM and you can come and bring a friend for the first time FREE.
Check out our interview with Geoffrey on YouTube or on our web site at:
http://www.riprapentertain.com/ultimate.html
RSVP and CLASSES are ongoing
Join at any time at - FIRST CLASS FREE:
Riprap Studio Theatre
5755 Lankershim Boulevard
North Hollywood, California 91601
Call: (818) 990-7498 or (818) 640-6009
email Sandy at sandy@riprapentertain.com
"Taking the Fear Out Of Shakespeare is a class dedicated to appreciating and enjoying Shakespeare. It is designed for anyone who is interested in furthering his or her experience with the Bard: actors and people of all vocations and backgrounds are welcome to come and participate. Acting not required! Our workshop is achieved in a low-pressure – but passionate – environment, one can do any of the following:
read a piece (monologue or scene);
read a piece and discuss it;
read a piece and analyze its language (my specialty!);
perform a piece (with or without critique); whatever you feel like doing.
Wherever you are with it, I’m there simply to help you move forward.
-Geoffrey
Geoffrey Owens has worked as an actor, director and teacher in theater, television and film for the last two decades. He has appeared on stage (in roles including Romeo, Richard III, Othello, and Puck) at numerous theaters, including the New York Shakespeare Festival, the Long Wharf Theater, the Hartford Stage Company and the Williamstown Theater Festival.
He has worked with directors such as Joseph Papp, A. J. Antoon, James Lapine, Brian Kulick, Mark Lamos, Joe Dowling, Derek Anson Jones, and Estelle Parsons. He has appeared in the films Stonebrook (with Seth Green) and The Paper (directed by Ron Howard). His television credits include ‘Elvin’ on NBC’s The Cosby Show, as well as appearances on Built to Last, Law and Order, Law and Order S.V.U., The Guiding Light, and That’s So Raven. He recently appeared in Oscar Wilde’s Salome with Al Pacino, (which will also be released as a film, Salomaybe?, directed by Mr. Pacino).
As a director, Mr. Owens has staged productions of King Lear, Much Ado About Nothing, The Taming of the Shrew, Richard III, As You Like It, The Two Gentlemen of Verona, and Tartuffe, as well as one-act plays by Chekhov, Overruled by Shaw, Mamet’s American Buffalo, Fugard’s Statements Made After an Arrest Under the Immorality Act, and Mastrosimone’s Tamer of Horses.
As a teacher, he has worked at the Herbert Berghof (HB) Studio, as well as at Yale University, the Gene Frankel Studio, and the FSU/Asolo Conservatory.
Mr. Owens is the founder and artistic director of The Brooklyn Shakespeare Company and is the recipient of the BACA Brooklyn Bridge Award and the Danny Kaye Award. He has studied acting with Nikos Psacharapoulos, Austin Pendleton, Gregory Itzin, and the late Uta Hagen.
| | | Posted by Sandra Nutt (2008-02-27) | | | |
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