[NEohioPAL] Contemporary Stage Combat Seminar for Actors - Filling Fast

Dusten Welch via NEohioPAL neohiopal at lists.neohiopal.org
Thu Jun 5 06:26:58 PDT 2014


Theatrical Violence for the Contemporary Actor
Stage Combat Trainingin:
Domestic Violence, Brawls, Knife
Fights & Gun Safety
 
Instructed by award-winning fight choreographer Dusten Welch 
and trained stuntman Steven J. Madden.
 
**Much
interest shown - A few spots left - Reserve your place today**

For actors age 16 and older
 
Workshop:
 
When:           Tuesdays, 7 – 9 pm
                        June 17 – July 22 (6 weeks)
 
Where:          Coventry
Commons (formerly known as Coventry Grammar School)
                        Ensemble Theater Center
                        2843 Washington Blvd.
                        Cleveland Hts. OH 44118
 
Priced
for the working actor: 
            
Cost:              $75
(6 weeks)
                        Class size limited to 16.**
 
                        Payment in full is required to
reserve placement in workshop. 
                        Payment is due by Friday, May 30.
 
Please visit the Facebook event page for payment and other
information: https://www.facebook.com/events/743002609054393/
Or contact Dusten Welch: dustenw at yahoo.com
 
 
Conflict is an
integral part of storytelling. This class is
designed to give the actor the necessary skills when dramatic conflict calls
for physical violence in the contemporary theatre. The first 3 weeks will cover
basic technique for domestic violence and unarmed fighting. The last 3 weeks
will develop learned technique into performance quality skills, and integrate
knife, gun and other contemporary weapons.
 
Safety is
critical on stage—not only for an actor’s well-being, but also for their
confidence and performance consistency.
 

Instructors:
 
Dusten Welchis an award-winning fight choreographer and Advanced Actor Combatant with the
Society of American Fight Directors (SAFD) with over 10 years of stage combat
experience. He has choreographed violence for more than 40 theatrical
productions including at Great Lakes Theatre, Cleveland Shakespeare Festival,
Cleveland Public Theatre, Ensemble Theatre, Baldwin Wallace University, Ashland
University, the Academy for the Performing Arts, Cleveland School of the Arts,
Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory, Solon Center for the Arts and the Ohio
Thespian Conference. Dusten is an adjunct professor of stage combat at Baldwin
Wallace University; director and instructor of stage combat at the Academy for the
Performing Arts; and private acting coach at Solon Center for the Arts. He has
trained in Chicago, Las Vegas and Cincinnati under Richard Ryan (Fight Arranger
for films: The Dark Knight, Sherlock Holmes, Sherlock Holmes: A Game of
Shadows, Troy), Chuck Coyle (Fight Director: Broadway and National Tour of
August: Osage County) and David Boushey (Fight Coordinator: Highlander: The
Series, Co-Founder: SAFD). Dusten holds a BA in Theatre from Ashland
University.
 
Steven J.
Madden, a formally trained stunt man and personal trainer, began
his career in stage combat in 2004. He has studied with the Society of American
Fight Directors, is a member of The International order of the Sword and Pen,
an Apprentice in The United Stuntmen’s Association and has been a student of
Krav Maga for the past three years. Steven has served as stunt coordinator for
the films Conversions and Made in Cleveland, as well as fight
choreographer for stage productions of Romeo
& Juliet, Macbeth, Hamlet, Peter Pan, City of Angels, Aida, West Side Story, To Kill a
Mockingbird and Noises Off.
Steven has been taught by such industry professionals as Gavin Wild (Superman
Re-turns, Star Wars Episode 3), Rick Skene (The Assassination of Jesse James by
the Coward Robert Ford), David Boushey (Blue Velvet; Highlander: the Series),
F. Braun McAsh (Highlander: the Series), Kyle Rowling (Spartacus: Blood and
Sand; Star Wars Episodes 2 & 3), Daniel Ford Beavis (InSecurity) and Jason
Kehler (Zombieland). 
 
 
Questions
& Contact:
Dusten Welch
dustenw at yahoo.com
 
Thanks,
Dusten
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