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Artistic New Directions is sponsoring the following workshop taught by Rachel Hamilton:
Master Improv Intensive - Extreme Listening - Rachel Hamilton
Saturday & Sunday, March 5 & 6 - 10am-5pm - $150
In this workshop we will enrich our improvised scene work by learning to listen more deeply to our partners and to ourselves. We will practice catching the tiny, information-rich moments that too often go unexplored in our work and unpacking the scenic gold within them. By honing our skills at taking in information with all of our senses, or "full body listening," we will enrich and expand the relationships we build in our Improv and the worlds those relationships inhabit.
Limit 16 students.
This workshop is open to those who have completed AND’s Master Improv Retreat, UCB/Magnet/PIT Level 3, or who have equivalent experience.
To apply - Contact andreserve@aol.com
Rachel Hamilton Rachel was a cast member on both the Mainstage and the ETC stage in at Second City, Chicago, where she was inspired by Martin DeMaat to begin teaching improv over fifteen years ago. In 2005, Rachel moved to New York City where she began teaching at Magnet Theater, Michael Howard Studios and Syracuse University. Last summer, Rachel was thrilled to be part of the faculty at the AND Master Improv Retreat. As a performer, Rachel has appeared at both the Aspen and Montreal Comedy Festivals, toured the country with the Reduced Shakespeare Company, and done several solo shows. Some other recent highlights for Rachel include playing a writer on the first two seasons of30 Rock, receiving an Emmy-nomination for writing lyrics for Justin Timberlake and working on the hit documentary, Joan Rivers; A Piece of Work.
Find information about these and other opportunities on our Workshops page:
http://www.artisticnewdirections.org/classes.html
Master Improv Intensive - Extreme Listening - Rachel Hamilton
Saturday & Sunday, March 5 & 6 - 10am-5pm - $150
In this workshop we will enrich our improvised scene work by learning to listen more deeply to our partners and to ourselves. We will practice catching the tiny, information-rich moments that too often go unexplored in our work and unpacking the scenic gold within them. By honing our skills at taking in information with all of our senses, or "full body listening," we will enrich and expand the relationships we build in our Improv and the worlds those relationships inhabit.
Limit 16 students.
This workshop is open to those who have completed AND’s Master Improv Retreat, UCB/Magnet/PIT Level 3, or who have equivalent experience.
To apply - Contact andreserve@aol.com
Rachel Hamilton Rachel was a cast member on both the Mainstage and the ETC stage in at Second City, Chicago, where she was inspired by Martin DeMaat to begin teaching improv over fifteen years ago. In 2005, Rachel moved to New York City where she began teaching at Magnet Theater, Michael Howard Studios and Syracuse University. Last summer, Rachel was thrilled to be part of the faculty at the AND Master Improv Retreat. As a performer, Rachel has appeared at both the Aspen and Montreal Comedy Festivals, toured the country with the Reduced Shakespeare Company, and done several solo shows. Some other recent highlights for Rachel include playing a writer on the first two seasons of30 Rock, receiving an Emmy-nomination for writing lyrics for Justin Timberlake and working on the hit documentary, Joan Rivers; A Piece of Work.
Find information about these and other opportunities on our Workshops page:
http://www.artisticnewdirections.org/classes.html