JULY 10-27
2 0 2 5
NOISES OFF
by Michael Frayn
directed by Shauna Kanter
“A raucous belly laugh farce”
Charles Isherwood, The New York Times
BETHANY HALL
Kingston, NY
Thursday-Saturday @7pm
Saturday & Sunday matinees @2pm
General admission $35
Student/Senior $25
TICKETS now available
SPRING READING SERIES
PRODUCTIONS SUMMER and FALL
THE IMPORTANCE of BEING EARNEST ~ by Oscar Wilde
THE THANKSGIVING PLAY ~ a comedy by Larissa FastHorse
WORKSHOPS and CLASSES
Summer Youth
Workshops
Adult Acting Classes
Monday Nights
In-school High School
Workshops
After-school Youth
Workshops
(From left to right) Hallie Brevetti, Jomack Miranda, Eme Esquivel, Chadwick Hubbard
Experience true Refugee Stories. Put yourself in the shoes of these true refugee stories – laugh and cry.
Nov 9-18, Bethany Hall, Kingston, NY
Tickets: www.voicetheatre.org/tickets/
You will learn rehearsal and performance tools that will increase your skills as an actor, as you learn to trust yourself as an artist. You will learn how to be present, reactive and more alive with scene partners. We focus on improvisation, theatre games, script analysis, voice, actor physicality from a myriad of techniques as well as monologues and scene study.
Time: 6:30-8:30pm, Every Monday
Place: 272 Wall, St. – Old Dutch Church, Kingston, NY
Limited to 12 actors
Tuition: Monthly $165
Registration/Info: [email protected] or 845.679.0154
Website: www.voicetheatre.org
Teacher: Shauna Kanter, artistic director of Voice Theatre has taught acting at: The Stella Adler Studio, NYU School of the Arts, the T. Schreiber Studio and the new actor’s Workshop. In the UK at: Mountview Theatre Conservatory, Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and Middlesex University. She has directed over forty-five main stage productions in eleven countries from Ramallah, Palestine to Aberdeen, Scotland to San Antonio, Texas. Most recently she directed
SUMMER AND SMOKE for Voice Theatre.
ACTING CLASS STARTING MON., SEPT 25th
The class
You will learn rehearsal and performance tools that will increase your skills as an actor, as you learn to trust yourself as an artist. You won’t just be doing scenes, hoping for the best, you will learn solid techniques to improve your skills as an actor. You will learn how to be present, reactive and more alive with scene partners. We focus on improvisation, theatre games, script analysis, technique, voice, actor physicality and a myriad of acting techniques as well as monologues and scene study.
Time: 6:30-8:30pm, Every Monday
Place: 272 Wall, St. – Old Dutch Church, Kingston, NY
Limited to 12 actors
Tuition: Monthly $165
Registration/Info: [email protected] or 845.679.0154
Website: www.voicetheatre.org
NEXT UP AT VOICE THEATRE
Teacher: Shauna Kanter, artistic director of Voice Theatre has taught acting at: The Stella Adler Studio, NYU School of the Arts, the T. Schreiber Studio and the new actor’s Workshop. In the UK at: Mountview Theatre Conservatory, Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and Middlesex University. She has directed over forty-five main stage productions in eleven countries from Ramallah, Palestine to Aberdeen, Scotland to San Antonio, Texas. Most recently she directed
SUMMER AND SMOKE for Voice Theatre.
REFUGEE STORIES
by Bertolt Brecht and Others
November 9th – 18th
Bethany Hall, Old Dutch
272 Wall Street, Kingston, NY
Learn powerful rehearsal and performance tools that will increase your skills as an actor.
Deepen your actor’s preparation as you learn to trust yourself as an artist. Be more present with scene partners. You will work with theatre games, script analysis, monologues and scene study. Voice and physicality included.Time: 6:30-8:30pm, Every Monday
Time: 6:30-8:30pm, Mondays
Place: 272 Wall, St. – Old Dutch Church, Kingston, NY
Limited to 12 actors
Tuition: Monthly $165
Registration/Info: [email protected] or 845.679.0154
Website: www.voicetheatre.org
Teacher: Shauna Kanter, artistic director of Voice Theatre has taught acting at: The Stella Adler Studio, NYU School of the Arts and T. Schreiber Studio. In the UK at: Mountview Theatre Conservatory, Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and Middlesex University. She has directed over forty-five plays in eleven countries from Ramallah, Palestine to Aberdeen, Scotland to San Antonio, Texas. Most recently she directed SUMMER AND SMOKE for Voice Theatre.
