Everyone is welcome in ARTT B251- Fundamentals of Acting! This course provides a supportive, immersive environment to begin building your actor process. As we progress through ensemble exercises, text exploration, and scene work, we will develop active modes of presence, connection, and communication to bring your individuality to storytelling. With care for the actor’s magnified relationship with language, we will approach plays as roadmaps and methodologies as stories. Join me in Fall 2023!
- Teacher: Molly Ward
- Other editing teacher: Bi Jean Ngo
Instruction Mode: In Person
Class Meeting Dates and Times: MoWe 1:10PM - 2:30PM
Everyone is welcome in ARTT B251- Fundamentals of Acting! This course provides a supportive, immersive environment to begin building your actor process. As we progress through ensemble exercises, text exploration, and scene work, we will develop active modes of presence, connection, and communication to bring your individuality to storytelling. With care for the actor’s magnified relationship with language, we will approach plays as roadmaps and methodologies as stories. Join me in Fall 2023!
- Instructor of record: Molly Ward
- Other editing teacher: Bi Jean Ngo
Instruction Mode: In Person
- Instructor of record: Justin McDaniel
- Instructor of record: Maiko Matsushima
- Instructor of record: Mark Lord
This course invites students to consider themselves creators of their own artistic material. It teaches participants how to be precise in their physicality, breath, and gaze as they create new characters and make vibrant, original performance. Movement and improvisation are at the heart of the course, as participants learn to write on their feet and discover their own artistic impulses that yield arresting moments of live performance.
Ensemble work is an essential component and is emphasised throughout the course with a focus on space and rigorous play. Observation of the world, elements, art and its different movements serve as primary inspiration for creation. Devising practices will also be taught which reveal the poetic possibilities of theatre while offering practical building blocks of devising. The course is rooted in the Lecoq pedagogy (a pedagogy rooted in European theater), as well as other devising and physical theater traditions, while aiming to cultivate a theatre of tomorrow led by curious minds that speaks to this contemporary moment.
Ensemble work is an essential component and is emphasised throughout the course with a focus on space and rigorous play. Observation of the world, elements, art and its different movements serve as primary inspiration for creation. Devising practices will also be taught which reveal the poetic possibilities of theatre while offering practical building blocks of devising. The course is rooted in the Lecoq pedagogy (a pedagogy rooted in European theater), as well as other devising and physical theater traditions, while aiming to cultivate a theatre of tomorrow led by curious minds that speaks to this contemporary moment.
- Instructor of record: Emmanuelle Delpech
Instruction Mode: In Person
Class Meeting Dates and Times: Tuesdays 1.10pm to 4pm.
- Instructor of record: Emmanuelle Delpech
- Instructor of record: Mark Lord
- Instructor of record: Mark Lord
- Instructor of record: Mark Lord
- Instructor of record: Catharine Slusar
- Instructor of record: Justin McDaniel
- Instructor of record: Maiko Matsushima
- Instructor of record: Justin McDaniel