[NEohioPAL] The School for Mime Theatre 2009 Summer Seminars

[Stephen Chipps]

The School for Mime Theatre 2009 Summer Seminars 

A Vital Center for Creating New Works, Pyhsical Theatre, New Choreography, Expanding Physical Acting Range and Developing Whole Body Articulation 

2009 Faculty 
C. Nicholas Johnson 
Rick Wamer 
Lorie Heald 
Stephen Chipps 
Susan Fuchser 
About the School
The School for Mime Theatre evolved from The Goldston School for Mimes, a center for mimes created by Gregg Goldston to work on the development of their performance skills along with the creation of writing and construction methods that would advance the art form. This fertile laboratory was guided by the vision of Goldston, C. Nicholas Johnson & Deborah Wasserman, to become one of the most vital ongoing centers for Mime in the Americas. 

The School for Mime Theatre of today continues this mission as a center where artists can work in a non-competitive environment where faculty and students live and work together as a company, creating and furthering the development of the art form and their artistic directions. The School for Mime Theatre is a unique environment for mimes, actors and dancers to come together in a spirit of disciplined and playful exploration for the sake of creating vibrant new works for the theatre. 

Rick Wamer, co-Artistic Director of the School for Mime Theatre will be performing at the Fifth International Annual Pantomime Festival to be held at the Shefa-Amer theatre Hall, April 9 - 12, 2009, in Israel. The Zidan Salama Institute for Culture and Arts is the sponsor/producing organization under the direction of Israeli Mime/Actor/Director, Said Salama. Rick's festival performances will take place in Shafa-Amer, Nazareth and Haifa. Gregg Goldston will also be featured during this festival. For further information visit the festival's website: Zidan Salama Institute for Culture and Arts. 

Register for the School for Mime Theatre's Adult Seminar ONLINE 
The 2009 Professional Two-Week Summer Seminar will be held at Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio, U.S.A., June 28 – July 12 and is open for online registration at: http://www.schoolformimetheatre.org/2.html
The two-week seminar is $1,200.00 USD and includes housing and tuition. Transportation and food is the responsibility of the participant. Kitchen facilities are available. For more information concerning the School for Mime Theatre’s Summer Seminar and registration requirements, please contact Rick Wamer at ricgeocap at msn.com . Phone: 001-520-990-7425. Online registration opens February 1, 2009. All registration closes June 27, 2009. A deposit of $500.00 USD is required with registration in order to guarantee placement in the seminar. The first week is available as a stand-alone week at the rate of $750.00 USD. You may pay with a Visa or Mastercard through our secure PAYPAL site whether or not you have a PAYPAL account. 

Registration for the Youth Seminar is not available online and is accepted for commuters only. There is no housing for our Youth Seminar at this time. For information or registration concerning the School for Mime Theatre Youth Seminar please contact Diane Shew at (740) 599-9981 or by email at: dshew at wastealternatives.net. 
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- Stephen Chipps
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"There is no art without science, and no science without art."
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