This seminar will take a special look at performing violence in the works of Shakespeare.
The seminar will begin with an introduction (or review, depending on experience level) of reading and interpreting the text with a scene provided beforehand. Participants will then use that knowledge to inform their choices in bringing the scene to life and finally adding choreogrpahy and performing the scene.
This seminar is a great opportunity for performers of all skill levels!
*All In-Person Events will Follow NYCSS Precautions & Protocols for In-Person Training*
Here are a few notes and instructions about entering the space:
-There is a buzzer located next to the front door when you arrive. Buzz 201 to be let in.
-Please make sure no one else is admitted when entering and exiting. You may contact us (instead of buzzing the number) if you need assistance.
-Please arrive no earlier than 15 minutes before the start of class, as there is a class in the space before us.
-When you enter the studio, you must remove your street shoes (there are shelves for storage by the door).
-The space has changing rooms where you will be able to get ready, store your belongings and stretch. Please walk along the wooden floor to get there.
– For training we must wear clean, indoor only shoes on the mats. These should be flat soled if possible and can not be black soled shoes. It will be fine if you need to work in socks or bare feet for the first week or two while you get these shoes.