Virtual Small Group studios are back! This fall we are offering studios for theatre students wishing to advance their skills in a small group environment (3-4 students). Previous studio students said that this was where they "grew the most" by experiencing the one-on-one attention from the instructor. As studios fill - we will add additional time options and/or instructors. $100/6week session
Join us as we traverse the globe and create DIY puppets from each corner of the world! Ever made an Indonesian Shadow Puppet? What about your own Marionette? In this class, we'll do just that! We'll explore what it takes to design and construct puppets from beginning to end, and then we'll learn how to put these puppets into action! Materials needed: Materials needed:scissors, glue, markers, and paper. Dylan Bailey, Instructor
In this class student's will seek their own poetic voices and learn the most powerful ways to express them to an audience. Together we will explore multiple genres of poetry including modern forms such as rap and slam poetry, as well as great classics like Haiku and Sonnets. Students will learn self-expression through written and spoken poetry, acquire a poetic vocabulary and participate in an end-of-session poetry showcase. Materials needed: notebook and pencil Jordan Biggers, Instructor
Learn the skills needed to stand out in your next musical theatre audition! Whether you are practicing to submit a self-tape or a live audition, this class is for you. Beginning and continuing theatre students are invited to join us. Everyone will work at their own pace in a supportive and fun environment. Workshop new songs and receive feedback from a professional musical theatre performer, director, and choreographer. Lormarev Jones, Instructor
This class will workshop monologues and scenes drawing from exercises and principles of various techniques including Stanislavski, Hagen, Linklater voice, and Laban movement. Materials needed: Notebook and Pencil , Dylan Bailey, Instructor
Do you like to wear fancy period costumes or play dress up? Do you like to play around with make-up? Want to know how to use make-up to create different historical characters? In this hands-on class, we will play around with period costume pieces and figure out how to put them on, wear them, walk and sit in them. In addition, we will explore how to use make-up to create different character looks. Materials needed: *student makeup kit, Barbette Hunter, Instructor
Note that stage make up is different from "street makeup" that students may have at home. Stage makeup students will need to purchase a Ben Nye Student Make-up kit or a comparable kit (creme foundation, creme highlight, creme shadow/contour, creme rouge, creme lipcolor, translucent powder, make-up sponges, powder brush, lip liner, eyeliner). Kits are available or locally at The Tilted Stage by appointment .https://www.tiltedstagecostumes.com/ or on Amazon ($20-$25)