Develop a foundational introduction to acting technique.
Develop a strong point-of-view in the context of acting.
Exhibit public privacy on the stage.
Craft characters based on own lived experiences.
Craft relationships with other characters through contact exercises.
Employ actions to meet objectives.
Identify obstacles in a given circumstance.
Effectively read a scene with a partner employing basic modern acting technique

CJ KNORR:
CJ Knorr is a New Jersey born actor currently residing in Morehead, Kentucky. He graduated from Arcadia University with a B.F.A in Acting. His precious roles include Ensemble in The Prom and John Brooke in The Little Women Musical. CJ fell in love with theater at a young age and enjoys nothing more than watching people succeed on the stage. He doesn't believe anyone when they say that "They can't sing" or "They can't act." He knows that everyone can sing and act they just need the right training and the confidence to do so. CJ can't wait to bring his theater experience into this community and hopes he can help others grow into the performer they were meant to be.

FELICITY WINTER:
Felicity Winter is a New Jersey-based actor and director. She is studying political science and theater at Rutgers University, where she serves as Director of Finance for Cabaret Theatre. She is an alumni of the Rutgers Summer Acting Conservatory.

CHRISTIE DAVIS:
As an actor, Christie has performed professionally as a wide array of characters in various genres, from musical comedies to dramatic straight plays and new works. Some favorite credits include The Fairy Godmother (Cinderella), The Narrator (Joseph), Beth March (Little Women), Winnifred the Woebegone (Once Upon a Mattress), and Jennie Mae Layman (The Diviners), a role for which Christie received a nomination for ‘Best Supporting Actor in a Play’ in the 2023 Regional Broadway Awards. Backstage, Christie has managed everything from sound, microphones, sets, and costumes to help produce the best show possible. In her hometown of Jacksonville, Florida, Christie developed and directed an after-school theatre program for middle schoolers that instructed and guided students in theatrical performance and professionalism. She feels that fine arts education programs are essential for all to practice creativity and explore our shared humanity. She is grateful for the opportunity to do such socially valuable work and help curate an environment that encourages students to embrace their individuality as integral to their craft. 

0 - 1 horas semanales fuera de clase
Tarea
Frecuencia: incluido
Comentario: incluido
Detalles: Students are encouraged to practice the skills and games learned in each class with an adult at home (or friends).
Evaluación
Frecuencia: incluido
Detalles: Students may receive written feedback from the instructor upon request.