[NEohioPAL] Bill Cobbs, Cleveland's & Karamu's Veteran Stage, Film, & TV Star Presents "Act Not" Master Class - Register Now!

[sue holland johnson via NEohioPAL]

Reminder!  Register Now!Karamu TheatrePresents
in
collaboration
with
Wake Up And Live's Actors' Studio
                                             Bill Cobbs                                                                                                    You know him as a great character actor!                             Now, study with Bill,a great master teacher!                                             "Act Not"                                                    A Master Class in  Monologue and Character Development                                                                     Sat.  4/11 /15            10:00 A – 4:00 P                                                                                            Sun. 4/12/15             12:00 noon – 6:00 P Here comes Bill Cobbs, bringing over 35 years of Stage & ScreenActing to share with aspiring and experienced actors.     Make yourauditions and performances come alive with the skills and techniques to makeyour characters rich, real, and ‘organic.’Sat. 4/11/15:  Bring your ownmaterial ( monologue, scene, poetry), memorized, or to work from. Bill willhelp youwill discover and develop an “organic approach which works for you. Sun. 4/12/15:   Find out if Bill’s direction has helpedyou discover what you’ve wanted to discover about your “organic” actingapproach. Gain additional insightsand creative  advice from the audience’sobservations.                         
Complete Registration details.  Contact Sarah Unkefer, KaramuHouse.  216-795-7070, ext. 222. Or, email: sunkefer at karamuhouse.org. 

About Bill Cobbs. . .Mr. Cobbs is a Clevelandnative and Karamu alum. A veteran of numerous stage work in Cleveland and New YorkCity.  Hisfirst  professional acting role wasin "Ride a Black Horse" at the Negro Ensemble Company.  From there, he appeared in small theaterproductions, street theater, regional theater and at the Eugene O'NeillTheater.  He was awarded the Joe Jefferson award in 1988 for 'Driving Miss Daisy" in Chicago. Hisfirst television show was 'Vegetable Soup and feature film was "The Takenof Pellham One Two Three. He has since appeared in numerous television andfilms such as "The Bodyguard", "The Ultimate Gift","Night at the Museum," "Get Low." And The Great andPowerful Oz". 
Terrence Spivey                                        SueJohnson Artistic Director                                        Coordinator Tsplywrght at karamuhouse.org                 Wakeup4664 at aol.com  Complete Registration details.  Contact Sarah Unkefer, KaramuHouse.  216-795-7070, ext. 222. Or, email: sunkefer at karamuhouse.org.   
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