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From: steve@steveandersonacting.com [mailto:steve@steveandersonacting.com]
Sent: Wednesday, November 04, 2009 11:34 AM
Subject: OPEN STUDIO FOR ACTORS
Steve Anderson's Open Studio Sessions will continue through November.
From David Greenwood's Blog: "This past Monday night I attended Steve Anderson's Open Acting Workshop. If there is a better teacher within a 500 or thousand mile radius I don't believe it. If you haven't been, go."
The Open Studio for Actors, a new actor training series under the direction of Steve Anderson, announces Open Studio Sessions for Actors. The goal of the open studio is to provide a safe, creative, and empowering atmosphere for actors who wish to explore their potential without a major time or financial commitment. There is no advanced registration for the open studios; actors simply show up and pay for each individual session. Each open studio session will include relaxation, kinesthetic awareness, and various exercises designed to give the actor the tools to layer senses of stillness, focus, place, relationship, character, impulse, and intention-driven action. Actors are encouraged to bring scenes or monologues to work on. Steve Anderson earned his MFA in Acting in 1991 and has been teaching and directing ever since. He has worked with actors from the beginner to the Broadway pro and is consistently regarded as a gifted acting teacher. For testimonials and more detailed information, please visit www.steveandersonacting.com.
WHAT: Open Studio Sessions for Actors
WHEN: Every Monday evening in November from 6:30-9 p.m. Please
arrive early, if possible.
WHERE: ArtFare. 55 N. 6th Avenue, Tucson – 3rd floor
FEE/REGISTRATION: $10.00. No advanced payment or registration
required. Simply pay at the door. Credit cards are not accepted.
WHAT TO BRING: Bottled water, towel, scenes and/or monologues to work on.
QUESTIONS: Contact Steve through www.steveandersonacting.com or call
him at 520.981.0145.
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