[NEohioPAL]Arts in Strongsville Presents Sue Johnson & "PlayActs . . ."

Sat Mar 8 00:40:34 PST 2003

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Arts in Strongsville 
Sandra Kornick, Chair
presents
"'PlayActs': a Prelude to Performance
 for
Actors, Directors & Playwrights"
presented by 
Sue Johnson, Director
WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio
at
Pearl Crossings Retirement Community
19205 Pearl Road, Strongsville, OH 44136.

.  You're an aspiring or an experienced artist.  You need to learn your 
craft.  Or, you 
   need to hone your craft.  Either way, explore the creative process through 
which  
   you tell your story on-stage and on- camera.

1.  Mon. 3/24:  "You're a Playwright:  Tell Your Story"      7:00 PM - 8:30 
PM
.   Discover how to combine your Creativity with the Structural Skills to 
make your 
    play, sketch or scene  come alive.  Follow guidelines to develop your 
work so that 
    you may market and submit it to local, regional or national play 
readings. Know 
    the techniques for various types of scripts (stage plays, screen plays, & 
TV 
    scripts).

2. Mon. 3/31:  "You're an Actor:  Tell Your Story.  You're a Director:  Help 
Your 
                      Actor Tell the Story."      7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
.   Want to be a great character actor?  Then you need a director. Through 
the 
    process, (from cold readings to the performance), you will learn how you 
and the 
    director practice your Craft to develop, become, work and embody the 
character.   
   Discover and explore the actor's and director's process which helps the 
actor tell a 
   'believable' story on-stage and on-camera.

3.  Mon. 4/7: "You're a 'One Person Show':  Tell Your Story"    
    7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
.  Explore alternative ways to showcase your talent and create new work (or, 
select 
   existing work) which expresses who you are as an actor, director or 
playwright. 
   Learn how you can combine the elements of  your artistry to make your 
   performance piece come alive for one-person or ensemble performances. 
Learn 
   how to workshop your material to get insights on revising and editing your 

   performance material to make it and you more marketable. Learn how to 
create 
   opportunities to showcase your performance piece. 

For Information: (216) 561-8608.
To RSVP:         Sandra Kornich, Chair, Arts in Strongsville  (440) 238-3693 
or 
                       (440) 572-0439.
Admission:       Donation

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presented by <BR>
Sue Johnson, Director<BR>
<B>WAKE UP And LIVE's <I>Actors' Studio</B></I><BR>
at<BR>
Pearl Crossings Retirement Community<BR>
19205 Pearl Road, Strongsville, OH 44136.<BR>
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1. <B> Mon. 3/24:  "You're a Playwright:  Tell Your Story"&nb=
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.   Discover how to combine your Creativity with the Structural Sk=
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    play, sketch or scene  come alive.  Follow guid=
elines to develop your work so that <BR>
    you may market and submit it to local, regional or nation=
al play readings. Know <BR>
    the techniques for various types of scripts (stage plays,=
 screen plays, & TV <BR>
    scripts).<BR>
<BR>
<B>2. Mon. 3/31:  "You're an Actor:  Tell Your Story.  You're=
 a Director:  Help Your <BR>
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sp;     7:00 PM - 8:30 PM</B><BR>
.   Want to be a great character actor?  Then you need a dire=
ctor. Through the <BR>
    process, (from cold readings to the performance), you wil=
l learn how you and the <BR>
    director practice your Craft to develop, become, work and=
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   Discover and explore the actor's and director's process which h=
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   'believable' story on-stage and on-camera.<BR>
<BR>
<B>3.  Mon. 4/7: "You're a 'One Person Show':  Tell Your Story"&nb=
sp;   <BR>
    7:00 PM - 8:30 PM</B><BR>
.  Explore alternative ways to showcase your talent and create new work=
 (or, select <BR>
   existing work) which expresses who you are as an actor, directo=
r or playwright. <BR>
   Learn how you can combine the elements of  your artistry t=
o make your <BR>
   performance piece come alive for one-person or ensemble perform=
ances. Learn <BR>
   how to workshop your material to get insights on revising and e=
diting your <BR>
   performance material to make it and you more marketable. Learn=20=
how to create <BR>
   opportunities to showcase your performance piece. <BR>
<BR>
For Information: (216) 561-8608.<BR>
<B>To RSVP:         Sandra Kornich,=20=
Chair, Arts in Strongsville  (440) 238-3693 or <BR>
            &nbs=
p;          (440) 572-0439.</B>=
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Admission:       Donation<BR>
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