FREE After School Theatre Workshops for teens begin Wednesday, September 18! For more information, email Shauna@voicetheatre.org.
In the workshop teens will be asked, “What is one challenge that you face in your life?”
Teens will write original stories, poems or monologues about their own challenges. Four workshop leaders will guide and direct teens as they create a performance of their original works. The performance will celebrate and showcase the original scenes and monologues and for those who want to sing or move we’ll create songs and dances. The final performance will take place on November 6th.
Workshop Leaders:
AnnChris Warren, Starina Catchatoorian, Margot Leverett & Shauna Kanter
Wednesdays after school, 3:30-5:30pm, from Sept 18- Nov 6th at Bethany Hall, 272 Wall Street, Kingston, NY
It’s Free!
Start Date: Wed. Sept. 18 @ 3:30-5:30pm
End Date: Wed. Nov. 6th – performance
More info: 845 679 0154 or email Shauna@voicetheatre.org
Adult Acting Classes with Shauna Kanter Sept 16!
Adult Acting Class starts Sept. 16! Space limited!!
Cross that barrier! Free your talent! We focus on rehearsal & performance skills. You’ll learn how to effectively create with scene partners, experience a deeper trust in yourself as an actor, and develop authentic character transformation. Your fears will decrease as technique and creativity increases.
Improvisation, script analysis, voice and movement. To learn more about us and who we are, head on over to www.voicetheatre.org
Class Info: Date: Mondays, starting Sept. 16, 2024
Time: 6-8pm
Place: 272 Wall, St.– Old Dutch, Kingston, NY
Limited to 12 actors
Tuition: Monthly $165.
Registration/Info: Info@voicetheatre.org
or call 845.679.0154
Website: https://voicetheatre.org/acting-classes/
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 among many others. 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, REFUGEE STORIES and THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST for Voice Theatre.
Acting Class resumes September 16!!
You will learn rehearsal and performance skills that will increase your skills as an actor. You will become more alive and reactive with scene partners and experience deeper trust in yourself and increase the joy of character transformation. Fear will decrease as creativity increases. We focus on improvisation, script analysis, voice, actor physicality from several techniques and the tools of an actor’s craft
Time: 6-8pm, Every Monday
Place: 272 Wall, St. – Old Dutch Church, Kingston, NY
Limited to 12 actors
Tuition: Monthly $165, tuition is rolling
Registration/Info: Info@voicetheatre.org (mailto:Info@voicetheatre.org) or 845.679.0154
Website: www.voicetheatre.org (https://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, REFUGEE STORIES and THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST for Voice Theatre.
We focus on rehearsal & performance skills. You’ll learn how to effectively create with scene partners, experience a deeper trust in yourself and increase the joy of character transformation. Fear will decrease as creativity increases. We focus on impro
visation, script analysis, voice and the actor’s physicality.
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