[NEohioPAL]New Classes at Fairmount Fine Arts Center

Tue Oct 29 20:25:33 PST 2002

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New Classes at
Fairmount Fine Arts Center
Starting in January 2003=20
(all classes are 10 wks.)

AUDITION - This is a practical, hands-on acting class for the seasoned or=20
aspiring actor. Saying you're an actor is one thing, working as an actor is=20
quite another, and auditioning is usually the hardest part of the job.  Here=
,=20
we'll learn the techniques that will help you get the roles.=20

Monday 6:30 - 8:00, Ages 16-Adult, Instructor: Noah Budin (with guest=20
directors)

STORYTELLING: Everyone loves a good story. Storytelling is one of the world'=
s=20
oldest and most revered forms of entertainment. Come and learn tips and=20
=E2=80=9Ctricks of the trade=E2=80=9D in this hands-on class. We will explor=
e different=20
styles of storytelling and resources for finding stories. We=E2=80=99ll hear=
=20
professional storytellers, and choose and cut our own stories for telling.=20
The craft of storytelling is fun and practical and can be used in a variety=20
of settings (besides bedtime)=E2=80=A6classrooms, religious venues, library=20=
programs,=20
and campfires are just a few. Come and join in the world=E2=80=99s second ol=
dest=20
profession!

Wednesday 6:00 - 7:30, Ages 10 - Adult, Instructor: Noah Budin

SONG WRITING: For musicians and non-musicians, this class will explore the=20
craft and process of song writing (with an emphasis on lyric writing). We=20
will write at least one song (lyrics and music) as a group and then focus on=
=20
honing our writing skills individually or in teams. We will complete as many=
=20
songs as time and inspiration allow, and evaluate our work through instructo=
r=20
and peer critique.=20

Wednesday 7:30 - 9:00, Ages 16-Adult, Instructor: Noah Budin

READER'S THEATER: Reader=E2=80=99s Theater is an exciting way to bring liter=
ature to=20
life through dramatic interpretation. It is minimal theater dependent upon=20
dramatic narrative. Reader=E2=80=99s Theater combines the best elements of t=
he arts=20
of storytelling and theater to create compelling dramatic presentations.

Thursday 7:30 - 9:00, Ages 16-Adult, Instructor: Noah Budin

Who=E2=80=99s Line Is It at FFAC? Theatrical Improvisation

They make it look so easy on TV! Here, students will learn the art and the=20
=E2=80=9Crules=E2=80=9D of improvisation =E2=80=93 what works and why, the=20=
=E2=80=9Cdos=E2=80=9D and the=20
=E2=80=9Cdon=E2=80=99ts,=E2=80=9D and the organic creation of scenes and ski=
ts without using a=20
script. Through classic improv warm-ups, games, and scene structures,=20
students will learn the skills of putting on an improvisational show while=20
building self-confidence and trust, exploring the nuances of teamwork, and=20
developing leadership skills. The last session will be a presentation for=20
friends and family. (This class is designed and being offered with an eye=20
toward putting together a resident FFAC Improv Company who will perform at=20
venues in the community.)

Saturday 3 - 4:30, Grades 9 =E2=80=93 12, Instructor: Noah Budin

Instructor: Noah Budin is a singer, songwriter, guitarist, recording artist,=
=20
actor, storyteller, song leader and educator with his hands in a diverse=20
variety of projects. He is the Youth Theater Director for FFAC, as well as a=
=20
performing artist with Young Audiences of Greater Cleveland. For the past=20
year and a half, Noah has appeared nightly in Cleveland=E2=80=99s smash hit=20=
=E2=80=9CTony=20
=E2=80=98n=E2=80=99 Tina=E2=80=99s Wedding.=E2=80=9D Noah=E2=80=99s first al=
bum of original music, Hallelujah Land:=20
Songs of Faith and Freedom, was released in May of 1998 and he gives concert=
s=20
on stages around the country.

For full class descriptions, more information or to enroll call, email, or=20
write to:

MAILING ADDRESS:
Fairmount Fine Arts Center
P.O. Box 80
8400 Fairmount Rd
Novelty, Ohio 44072

or you can e-mail us at
ffac at fairmountfineartscenter.org

TELEPHONE:
440.338.3171
fax 440.338.4218

OFFICE HOURS:
Monday through Thursday 9:00AM - 7:00PM
Friday 9:00AM - 5:00PM
Saturday 9:00AM - 1:00 PM

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 Fairmount Fine Arts Center
 Starting in January 2003=20
 (all classes are 10 wks.)
 
 AUDITION - This is a practical, hands-on act=
ing class for the seasoned or aspiring actor. Saying you're an actor is one=20=
thing, working as an actor is quite another, and auditioning is usually the=20=
hardest part of the job.  Here, we'll learn the techniques that will he=
lp you get the roles. Monday 6:30 - 8:00, Ages 16-Adult, Instructor: Noa=
h Budin (with guest directors) STORYTELLING: Everyone loves a good st=
ory. Storytelling is one of the world's oldest and most revered forms of ent=
ertainment. Come and learn tips and =E2=80=9Ctricks of the trade=E2=80=9D in=
 this hands-on class. We will explore different styles of storytelling and r=
esources for finding stories. We=E2=80=99ll hear professional storytellers,=20=
and choose and cut our own stories for telling. The craft of storytelling is=
 fun and practical and can be used in a variety of settings (besides bedtime=
)=E2=80=A6classrooms, religious venues, library programs, and campfires are=20=
just a few. Come and join in the world=E2=80=99s second oldest profession!<B=
R>Wednesday 6:00 - 7:30, Ages 10 - Adult, Instructor: Noah Budin SONG=
 WRITING: For musicians and non-musicians, this class will explore the craft=
 and process of song writing (with an emphasis on lyric writing). We will wr=
ite at least one song (lyrics and music) as a group and then focus on honing=
 our writing skills individually or in teams. We will complete as many songs=
 as time and inspiration allow, and evaluate our work through instructor and=
 peer critique. Wednesday 7:30 - 9:00, Ages 16-Adult, Instructor: Noah B=
udin READER'S THEATER: Reader=E2=80=99s Theater is an exciting way to=
 bring literature to life through dramatic interpretation. It is minimal the=
ater dependent upon dramatic narrative. Reader=E2=80=99s Theater combines th=
e best elements of the arts of storytelling and theater to create compelling=
 dramatic presentations. Thursday 7:30 - 9:00, Ages 16-Adult, Instructor:=
 Noah Budin Who=E2=80=99s Line Is It at FFAC? Theatrical Improvisatio=
n They make it look so easy on TV! Here, students will learn the art and=20=
the =E2=80=9Crules=E2=80=9D of improvisation =E2=80=93 what works and why, t=
he =E2=80=9Cdos=E2=80=9D and the =E2=80=9Cdon=E2=80=99ts,=E2=80=9D and the o=
rganic creation of scenes and skits without using a script. Through classic=20=
improv warm-ups, games, and scene structures, students will learn the skills=
 of putting on an improvisational show while building self-confidence and tr=
ust, exploring the nuances of teamwork, and developing leadership skills. Th=
e last session will be a presentation for friends and family. (This class is=
 designed and being offered with an eye toward putting together a resident F=
FAC Improv Company who will perform at venues in the community.) Saturday=
 3 - 4:30, Grades 9 =E2=80=93 12, Instructor: Noah Budin Instructor:=20=
Noah Budin is a singer, songwriter, guitarist, recording artist, actor, stor=
yteller, song leader and educator with his hands in a diverse variety of pro=
jects. He is the Youth Theater Director for FFAC, as well as a performing ar=
tist with Young Audiences of Greater Cleveland. For the past year and a half=
, Noah has appeared nightly in Cleveland=E2=80=99s smash hit =E2=80=9CTony=20=
=E2=80=98n=E2=80=99 Tina=E2=80=99s Wedding.=E2=80=9D Noah=E2=80=99s first al=
bum of original music, Hallelujah Land: Songs of Faith and Freedom, was rele=
ased in May of 1998 and he gives concerts on stages around the country. <=
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 For full class descriptions, more information or to enroll call, email,=20=
or write to:
 
 MAILING ADDRESS:
 Fairmount Fine Arts Center
 P.O. Box 80
 8400 Fairmount Rd
 Novelty, Ohio 44072
 
 or you can e-mail us at
 ffac at fairmountfineartscenter.org
 
 TELEPHONE:
 440.338.3171
 fax 440.338.4218
 
 OFFICE HOURS:
 Monday through Thursday 9:00AM - 7:00PM
 Friday 9:00AM - 5:00PM
 Saturday 9:00AM - 1:00 PM
 
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