[NEohioPAL]CTC Workshop: Shakespeare on Saturday

Tue Apr 9 17:25:20 PDT 2002

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There are still space left in the Cleveland Theater Collective workshop 
coming up this Saturday.  This is what James Bundy has to say about Juilliard 
Faculty member Ralph Zito: "Ralph Zito is a national treasure.  Having him in 
Cleveland is a golden opportunity for actors to improve their craft, in the 
company of one of the finest teachers of voice and speech working in America 
today."

Details about the workshop are as follows:
What:   Shakespeare's Language:  Structure and Spontaneity
When:  Saturday, April 13, 10 am - 1 pm
Where: Second City Classroom, Hanna Building, 8th Floor
Cost:    $30 + CTC Annual Membership Fee of $20
Info:      From Ralph Zito:  "Using Romeo and Juliet, we will explore various 
structural elements of Shakespeare's language (meter, rhyme, rhetoric, etc.) 
and the ways in which they can serve as springboards for creativity and 
spontaneity in the speaking of the text.  Participants are asked to be 
familiar with the entire play, and to have prepared and memorized one of the 
following speeches:  

Romeo:  Act II, Scene 2, lines 2-32 "But soft, what light . . . "
Romeo:  Act V, Scene 3, lines 81-120 "O, give me thy hand . . . "
Juliet:     Act III, Scene 2, lines 1-35 "Gallop apace . . . "
Juliet:     Act IV, Scene 3, lines 14-57 "Farewell. God knows when we shall 
meet          again . . ."

Please bring a copy of the play with you to class.

To register by April 11, mail $50 check payable to:      Cleveland Theater 
Collective
($30 for Zito Workshop + $20 for CTC Membership)     17115 Ernadale Avenue

Cleveland, Ohio 44111

After April 11, e-mail Margaret Lynch to let us know that you want to attend 
(at marglynch at aol.com) and pay at the door.

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<HTML>There are still space left in the Cleveland Theater Collective workshop coming up this Saturday.  This is what James Bundy has to say about Juilliard Faculty member Ralph Zito: "Ralph Zito is a national treasure.  Having him in Cleveland is a golden opportunity for actors to improve their craft, in the company of one of the finest teachers of voice and speech working in America today."
 
 Details about the workshop are as follows:
 What:   Shakespeare's Language:  Structure and Spontaneity
 When:  Saturday, April 13, 10 am - 1 pm
 Where: Second City Classroom, Hanna Building, 8th Floor
 Cost:    $30 + CTC Annual Membership Fee of $20
 Info:      From Ralph Zito:  "Using Romeo and Juliet, we will explore various structural elements of Shakespeare's language (meter, rhyme, rhetoric, etc.) and the ways in which they can serve as springboards for creativity and spontaneity in the speaking of the text.  Participants are asked to be familiar with the entire play, and to have prepared and memorized one of the following speeches:  
 
 Romeo:  Act II, Scene 2, lines 2-32 "But soft, what light . . . "
 Romeo:  Act V, Scene 3, lines 81-120 "O, give me thy hand . . . "
 Juliet:     Act III, Scene 2, lines 1-35 "Gallop apace . . . "
 Juliet:     Act IV, Scene 3, lines 14-57 "Farewell. God knows when we shall meet          again . . ."
 
 Please bring a copy of the play with you to class.
 
 To register by April 11, mail $50 check payable to:      Cleveland Theater Collective
 ($30 for Zito Workshop + $20 for CTC Membership)     17115 Ernadale Avenue
                                                                              Cleveland, Ohio 44111
 
 After April 11, e-mail Margaret Lynch to let us know that you want to attend (at marglynch at aol.com) and pay at the door.</HTML>

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