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 Posted: Mon Jul 11, 2005 5:45 pm
Has anyone else heard of it? It's a three week summer theatre training program run by Ann Reinking and Debra McWalters in Tampa. Some of the master classes are taught by well known and experienced theatre figures (some of the teachers are/were Julie Andrews, John Kander, Joel Grey, Patrick Wilson, Charlotte D'Amboise, Frank Wildhorn). I have a brochure from it and I'm thinking of auditioning for it for next summer (you have to audition). It sounds really fun. What do you think about it?
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Posted: Mon Jul 11, 2005 9:21 pm
I havn't heard of it, but oh em gee I would LOVE to go! It sounds like so much fun! Not to mention informative!
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Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2005 1:18 am
Kitsune Ookami Has anyone else heard of it? It's a three week summer theatre training program run by Ann Reinking and Debra McWalters in Tampa. Some of the master classes are taught by well known and experienced theatre figures (some of the teachers are/were Julie Andrews, John Kander, Joel Grey, Patrick Wilson, Charlotte D'Amboise, Frank Wildhorn). I have a brochure from it and I'm thinking of auditioning for it for next summer (you have to audition). It sounds really fun. What do you think about it? I did the Broadway Theatre Project. I'm in the brochure, in the Ben Vereen picture. Go for it, it led me to that off-broadway show I did last year. It is more for dancers, the dancers get a lot more attention than the actors and singers, but it's a great experience.
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Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2005 5:59 pm
PossessedByDevil Kitsune Ookami Has anyone else heard of it? It's a three week summer theatre training program run by Ann Reinking and Debra McWalters in Tampa. Some of the master classes are taught by well known and experienced theatre figures (some of the teachers are/were Julie Andrews, John Kander, Joel Grey, Patrick Wilson, Charlotte D'Amboise, Frank Wildhorn). I have a brochure from it and I'm thinking of auditioning for it for next summer (you have to audition). It sounds really fun. What do you think about it? I did the Broadway Theatre Project. I'm in the brochure, in the Ben Vereen picture. Go for it, it led me to that off-broadway show I did last year. It is more for dancers, the dancers get a lot more attention than the actors and singers, but it's a great experience. That's cool! ^^
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Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2005 8:40 pm
That sounds like an amazing experience. I would do that in a heartbeat! I'd probably be in school by then though, and I won't be a theatre major so it wouldn't do me much good. You should do it though, it sounds great.
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Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2005 9:10 pm
I'd love to do it, I just dont do tap dancing...and I don't know where I can learn it in my area.
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Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2005 9:20 pm
Mister That sounds like an amazing experience. I would do that in a heartbeat! I'd probably be in school by then though, and I won't be a theatre major so it wouldn't do me much good. You should do it though, it sounds great. Well, it's three weeks during the summer and auditions are in Feb.
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Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2005 9:22 pm
Poisonful Pearls I'd love to do it, I just dont do tap dancing...and I don't know where I can learn it in my area. Not being able to tap dance is not a big deal for auditioning. As long as you try it looks good. Do take a couple of classes in it though. The dance audition is much more heavily based on Modern and Jazz.
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Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2005 9:32 pm
Could I do a Fosse combo, like Steam Heat or the Manson Trio? I have trained with a Fosse cast member, its the only type of dancing I know, other than Hip Hop.
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Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2005 11:10 pm
Poisonful Pearls Could I do a Fosse combo, like Steam Heat or the Manson Trio? I have trained with a Fosse cast member, its the only type of dancing I know, other than Hip Hop. Well, yeah, the jazz is Fosse. Except you can't pick the dance. They pick it. They teach it and then you do it. A typical dance audition.
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Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2005 8:37 am
Well I don't live near there, they said that I would need to send in a video showing my highest dance ability.
I don't know if im right but do i choose the combo?
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Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2005 9:30 pm
Poisonful Pearls Well I don't live near there, they said that I would need to send in a video showing my highest dance ability. I don't know if im right but do i choose the combo? Oh, I'm sorry. I though you meant do you make it up for the live audition. If you are sending in a tape, then yes, you do the combo. It looks better if the combo is a real fosse combo and not just in the style of fosse. Although, I'm sure you probably already know at least one since you know the style very well.
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Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2005 12:02 pm
PossessedByDevil Kitsune Ookami Has anyone else heard of it? It's a three week summer theatre training program run by Ann Reinking and Debra McWalters in Tampa. Some of the master classes are taught by well known and experienced theatre figures (some of the teachers are/were Julie Andrews, John Kander, Joel Grey, Patrick Wilson, Charlotte D'Amboise, Frank Wildhorn). I have a brochure from it and I'm thinking of auditioning for it for next summer (you have to audition). It sounds really fun. What do you think about it? I did the Broadway Theatre Project. I'm in the brochure, in the Ben Vereen picture. Go for it, it led me to that off-broadway show I did last year. It is more for dancers, the dancers get a lot more attention than the actors and singers, but it's a great experience. Don't the dancers ALWAYS get the most attention.... stare But holy crap! If I had the means and the funds to go there, I'd be there in a heartbeat. Except for the fact that I can't dance to save my life, hence my contempt for them. I did ballet for a time, but after I broke one ankle then twisted the other, I've forced everything I know about dance out of my brain.
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Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2005 8:19 pm
sad_loved_girl PossessedByDevil Kitsune Ookami Has anyone else heard of it? It's a three week summer theatre training program run by Ann Reinking and Debra McWalters in Tampa. Some of the master classes are taught by well known and experienced theatre figures (some of the teachers are/were Julie Andrews, John Kander, Joel Grey, Patrick Wilson, Charlotte D'Amboise, Frank Wildhorn). I have a brochure from it and I'm thinking of auditioning for it for next summer (you have to audition). It sounds really fun. What do you think about it? I did the Broadway Theatre Project. I'm in the brochure, in the Ben Vereen picture. Go for it, it led me to that off-broadway show I did last year. It is more for dancers, the dancers get a lot more attention than the actors and singers, but it's a great experience. But holy crap! If I had the means and the funds to go there, I'd be there in a heartbeat. They actually have some scholarships that they give out if you get in and can't afford it.
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Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2005 7:58 am
I've heard of it and I considered going, but my summer's are usually pretty booked and not very flexible u_u
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