Acting for Non-Actors for Adults with Harrie Mulé

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Community Room, Gardiner Library. Meets for 2 weeks: 10/4 and 10/11 Cost: $30 Registration required. If you've ever wanted to try acting, this class is for you! This course is designed to introduce the non-actor to the foundation for the craft of acting. The instructor will assign students partnerships in order to explore scenes. The scene-work will focus on relationships, and the beginnings of character work. Supportive feedback is given about each individual’s work to enhance their understanding of the application of acting techniques. At the end of this class students should have a well-rounded skill set for aspiring actors. Get in touch with your creativity, gain confidence and who knows, community theater might be in the stars for you! The last class culminates in a presentation of scenes and monologues for those who would like to participate, and students can invite guests. No experience necessary. Benefits of Workshop: Build confidence, relieve stress through creative expression, develop empathy, stage presence, master speaking anxiety, utilize your voice effectively, improve your imaginative and presentation skills. Harrie Mulé is a writer, producer, teaching artist, creativity coach and founder of The Creative Life with more than two decades of combined experience in the creative arts. She has founded several initiatives in which she plays a key role in supporting emerging talents and bringing innovative performances to the Hudson Valley and surrounding communities. Harrie co-produced the off-off Broadway shows "My Three Angels" and "It Had to be You" and is the producer/artistic director for Make A Scene Productions. Harrie is a graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, HB Studios, a former student of luminaries Austin Pendleton and Marcia Haufrecht and a member of AFTRA and SAG.

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