REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN
The CBT Acting Workshop is designed to give young actors training in several different skills: basic acting technique, voice, musical theatre, and movement and improvisation. While many will have had introductions to these skills and approaches to the craft of acting, our aim is to give workshop participants intensive exposure to tools they will need to pursue as they develop as actors.
Theatre is a collaborative art, and all students will be working together toward the final performance. Therefore, daily attendance is mandatory, and all workshop participants must be available for the final performance. NO EXCEPTIONS.
WHO IS IT FOR?
The workshop is for 9th through 12th graders and rising college freshmen. Prior performance experience is not required. Twenty-two participants will be accepted on a first come, first served basis.
WHERE IS IT TAKING PLACE?
Acting Workshop (in person) will be held in the Clarence Brown Theatre (CBT) complex on the UT campus. The final showcase performance will be held in the Lab Theatre, which is the theatre space in the CBT on the side next to the pedestrian walkway.
WHAT DO I NEED TO BRING AND WEAR?
A bag lunch with drinks and snacks for breaks during the day. A notebook and pen or pencil. There will be some homework: research on specific plays, learning lines for scenes, etc. Please plan to wear comfortable clothes and shoes in which you can move easily. Nothing fancy or expensive!
WHO ARE THE INSTRUCTORS?
Instructors for the workshop include UT Theatre Faculty David Brian Alley and Carol Mayo Jenkins who lead the acting portion of the program. UT Department of Theatre Distinguished Lecturer Terry D. Alford heads up the musical theatre area. These instructors are supported by MFA in acting candidates as well as other professional theatre artists in the Knoxville area.….
WHEN?
July 8-19, 2024
9:00 am until 4:00 pm, Monday through Friday
TUITION?
$550.00
PARKING?
The Acting Workshop students are approved to purchase a permit valid for any commuter area. The cost of the permit will be $5.00 per day or $31.50 per month. Students should visit Parking and Transportation located at 2121 Stephenson Drive to secure the permit (some paperwork will be required). The Parking and Transportation office is open 7:30 AM until 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday.
For more information, contact Terry D. Alford at tsilvera@utk.edu or 865.974.8504.
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