BROADWAY STUDIO

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Welcome to the Broadway Studio- a weekly training session for performers! 

 

Tuesday evenings 20h-22h30

Start date: January 12

End date: June1

 

The class is geared for professionals or emerging professionals who are looking to enrich their vocabulary, acquire new skills and refine their craft. Various classes will be “Open Sessions” during which the public will be welcome to observe the work. Though not a performance, this is a vital part of learning the work.

 

Foundational work will be included each session, with rotating lessons in scenework, song interpretation, ensemble work, and other subjects tailored to participants' needs. By the end of the class, all participants will have a solid warm up for their whole instrument, an increased awareness of how to evaluate and improve their own work autonomously, a more developed sense of play, an understanding of collaboration, rehearsal technique, and presence. Applying body and voice, emotional, and intellectual work in performing as well as understanding the connection of impulse and  imagination is a lot to balance. These sessions are geared to help those who have already worked on aspects of performing put it all together, and advance their storytelling as a complete performer.

 

English will serve as the main working language with some flexibility (of course!). Repertoire will also be mainly in English, however participants are also welcome to work on French-language materials. The ability to learn music and text quickly will be vital to the progress of all participants. Though reading music is not required, it is highly encouraged.

 

Main Instructor: Adam Alexander — Founder & Artistic Director of Atlantic Theatre Arts, with performing, directing, and teaching credits on and off Broadway including Carousel, Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark, and Percy Jackson, 250 performances with The New York Philharmonic and New York City Opera. Faculty positions at The Actors Studio Drama School, and AMDA College of the Performing Arts and Pedagogical Director at Cours Florent. Training: Boston University, Manhattan School of Music, and the École Internationale de Théâtre Jacques Lecoq, and The Movement Theatre Studio Swordplay Stage Combat. AEA, AGMA, SAFD, ATME. 

 

The studio will be joined by various professional guest teaching artists with a focus in interdisciplinary musical theatre skills.

 

How to sign up for the class:

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Submissions are open now! Please submit a photo and CV along with a short introduction video, and a song and monologue of your choice. If you don’t have a large CV, we know that you are looking for training!

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​Participation Requirements:
Participation in the Broadway Studio requires a "Studio" membership  (1000 EUR for the 6 months of participation), to help offset the cost of rehearsal space rental, music and scores, guest teaching artists and engaging a live pianist.​​​​ Participants are invited to pay in full or a payment plan is available upon request

 

 

 

 

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