[NEohioPAL] Michael Chekhov Acting Technique offered by Ohio City Theatre Project

[S. Greywitt via NEohioPAL]

*There are still a few spots available!*

*Ohio City Theatre Project*
*offers*
*Fundamentals of the Michael Chekhov Acting Technique*

Attention actors and directors in theatre!  Are you looking for an
imaginative approach to your acting and directing?  Do you want fresh tools
for your work?  Are you looking for ways to get out of your head and more
engaged in your body when you act?  This workshop may be for you!  We will
be exploring some of the tools of the Michael Chekhov Acting technique and
using the text*To the Actor *by Michael Chekhov as a basis for class.  As
we explore the tools, we will add to text, so participants are asked to
bring a new monologue to work on.

Fundamentals of the Michael Chekhov Acting Technique Workshop
When: Saturday mornings, Saturday, August 9-Saturday, September 13
(no class August 16)
10:00am-12:00pm
Where: West Side United Church of Christ in Ohio City, Cleveland
Who: Anyone who wants to learn more about the Michael Chekhov Acting
Technique
Cost: $75
Cleveland Time Bank credits accepted
Questions and Registration: Email Sarah Greywitt
at sarah at ohiocitytheatreproject.com or call 773-531-1210

This class is taught by Sarah Greywitt, co-founder of Ohio City Theatre
Project and an actor and director in the Cleveland area.  She has been
studying the Michael Chekhov Acting technique since 2005 with the Chekhov
Studio Chicago/The Moving Dock Theatre Company and the Michael Chekhov
Association, where she studied with a variety of master teachers and
students of Michael Chekhov.  In June 2014, she received her teaching
certification in the Michael Chekhov Acting Technique from the Great Lakes
Michael Chekhov Consortium/Kent State University. She has taught at the
City Colleges of Chicago, Foluke Cultural Arts, and the Hathaway Brown
Theatre Institute.  She currently teaches theatre and public speaking
classes at Cuyahoga Community College and holds an MA in Drama from
Washington University in St. Louis.

For information about Michael Chekhov, take a look at
the Great Lakes Michael Chekhov Consortium website:
http://greatlakesmichaelchekhovconsortium.com

Or check out information about Michael Chekhov from the Michael Chekhov
Association:
http://www.michaelchekhov.org/michael-chekhov/about-michael-chekhov/
-- 
Sarah Greywitt
www.ohiocitytheatreproject.com
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