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Introduction to Method Acting for Adults
with Brad Wages
Method acting: the art of merging the actor with the character. Director Brad Wages will introduce training/rehearsal techniques that use your personal experiences and memories to fully develop the character. Learn about emotion, sense-memory and more.
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Productivity During the Pandemic - Building Your Songbook for Grade 10-Adult
with Michelle Kasanofsky
Back by popular demand! Create your vocal audition book so you are ready for anything at any time. Or just have fun and get some songs ready for Karaoke! Frequent VT Music Director Michelle Kasanofsky will go through your book, find out what you are missing, what style is best for you, and help you fill in the holes. Classes will include some one-on-one time with Michelle for individual work.
Dynamic Drama for Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (Mon.)
with Becky Holahan
Prerequisite: Students must have taken the Monday Dynamic Drama virtual class in January. This class is designed specifically for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. It will strengthen acting skills through characterization and storytelling, review stage direction, blocking notation, and theatre vocabulary. Students will need a notebook, pencil, and the ability to print handouts. Participants will need to operate Zoom either independently or with assistance from their caregiver. Occasional homework may be required. Focus and Fun all in One!
From Improv to Cold Reading for Adults
with Sandy Davisson
Sharpen your improvisation skills and see how they can enhance cold reading, while laughing your way through games, monologues and scenes. For all levels
Scene Study Unbound! for Adults
with Brad Wages
Using established scripts, director Brad Wages will help you apply the art of actor improvisation to answer questions and define and expand characters and their relationships.
Dynamic Drama for Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (Wed.)
with Becky Holahan
This class is designed specifically for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. It will strengthen acting skills through characterization and storytelling, review stage direction, blocking notation, and theatre vocabulary. Students will need a notebook, pencil, and the ability to print handouts. Participants will need to operate Zoom either independently or with assistance from their caregiver. Occasional homework may be required. Focus and Fun all in One!
A Story in You: Original Monologue Writing, Level 1 for Adults
with Sandy Davisson
There is a story in all of us - especially now! Through writing original monologues this class encourages you to write honestly about what matters to you. It is not about technical writing, it's about finding the story in all of us.