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August Wilson's Gem of the Ocean
Citizen Barlow is looking for peace. To get it, he’ll knock at Aunt Ester’s door every day if that’s what it takes. Set in 1904, the opening installment in August Wilson’s The American Century Cycle includes the playwright’s most fantastical journey, where the secrets of the past point towards future liberation.
METRO MEET-UP
Our first ever Metro Meet-Up will be happening on Sunday, June 23 / 2024 in Studio A! Metro Scholars from the beginning to now gather to celebrate friends old and new and to welcome our 2024/25 Howard Aronson Metro Scholars.
Pro Series: Vocal Audtion
Taught by Elliot Roth, this workshop will help you find a song custom fit for YOU. We will help you with the ins and outs of auditioning; from the moment you walk in the room, how to communicate with your pianist/accompanist, vocal technique and style, story/lyrics and more! Share your new audition song in front of an audience on Friday night!
Pro Series: Scene Study
Taught by Rakesh Palisetty, this session focuses on a disciplined approach to script analysis and its truthful application moment-to-moment. We will be working with scenes from either classics or contemporary realist plays. The students will learn to deepen their interpretation of the scene, improve their understanding of character action and dynamics, as well as develop a better sense for how to collaborate with their scene partner.
Pro Series: On-Camera for Theater Actors
Taught by Eric William Morris, this workshop offers an exciting look at the world of acting on-camera geared specifically for the young creative mind. The workshop focuses specifically on the differences between acting for the camera versus acting on stage…and how a few small adjustments can make a big impact.
Pro Series: Stage Combat
Taught by Lucas Pinner, this Pro Series workshop will introduce participants to basic techniques of unarmed, hand-to-hand stage combat or basic techniques of armed, single sword combat. By the end, everyone will be able to convincingly engage in a fight, keeping the actor safe while throwing their character into danger.
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We believe that the essence of theater is democratic: it invites us to encounter, consider and perhaps adopt other points of view, if only for a brief time in a darkened theater. We aspire to build an environment in which artists, audiences, employees, and Board members from different backgrounds and experiences together form an institution that is equitable, diverse, and inclusive.