DETAILS ABOUT THE 8-WEEK PERFORMANCE CLASS.

WHERE:  2847 South Robertson Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90034.  View map HERE.

The above address, located on the west side of Robertson Blvd., between "Lighting Electric Supply" and "Tony Tee Dance Studio", 3 blocks North of the Santa Monica Freeway underpass. (#10 Freeway, Robertson exit, North).  IMPORTANT NOTICE:  For those who have allergies to DOGS.

FEE:

A $250 deposit is required to reserve space, and is applied toward full workshop fee of $750, which is due no later than first day of class.  To make an easy and secure deposit with credit card or Paypal account, please click the PayPal button below.  We also accept Cash, Check or Money Order.

FOOD & DRINK:  We will provide herb tea and coffee.  You may bring bottled water, juice, protein bars, fruit and snacks for a mid-workshop energy boost.  NO FOOD OR DRINK (besides bottled water) will be allowed in workshop space.  

WHAT TO BRING: 1. Clean work clothes each day of the workshop. Comfortable loose fitting clothing such as sweat pants & T-shirts are best. Bring extra sweaters in case it gets cold at night - think layers. 2. A notepad or tape recorder (IF you want to take notes, not required). 3. Any musical instrument you would like to play or share with the group.

CHEMICALS:  We ask that you abstain from the use of alcohol, drugs, chemicals or medication not prescribed by your physician for at least 24 hours before, and during the workshop and weekly class.

FOR ANY FURTHER INFO, CALL (310) 839-0661 OR EMAIL R2CO@RACHELROSENTHAL.ORG

FOR AN IN-DEPTH INTERVIEW ON ROSENTHAL’S TEACHING METHODS, CLICK HERE.

LIMITED FULL & PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS, supported, in part, by the LA

County Board of Supervisors through the LA County Arts Commission,

are by APPLICATION.  SUBMISSION DEADLINE: September 1st, 2010

For information or to make a reservation

CALL 310.839.0661 EMAIL r2co@rachelrosenthal.org

The work in the 8–Week Class is both improv-isational and structured. We divide time between exercises, processes and improvised theatre, and pieces brought in by the participants as solos, collaboratory duets and group works, conceived outside of class and performed for feedback and development. Students are taught techniques for composing pieces, and are expected to take turns performing, as well as making sets, designing lights, and providing vocal or musical complement to the theatrical event. Voice, text, and language are explored, as well as various styles of performance, both traditional and post-modern. Students use the class to try out ideas and concepts that will be shown in a public performance here at ESPACE DBD at the end of the 8–Week cycle.  

Max. 14 participants.  Further details below.

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