|
Upcoming
Roving Sessions
Commedia
dell'Arte Daily
Schedule One
Student said, "it is more of a seminar then a workshop". Place:
pierStudios at Pier 40, Hudson River & Houston St. RCCU, in its eighth year, teaching Classical Commedia dell'Arte as close to its original form as we believe it was performed in the 1500's and 1600's. Students develop their personal historical Commedia dell'Arte characters and style with their individual qualities. Master mask-maker and Commedia dell'Arte expert, Stanley Allan Sherman will teach this winter workshop and will be joined by guest teacher Caroline Copeland and others. These
are several areas this workshop will concentrate on Much of the scenario and improvisation work will be taken from RCCU's new translation of three of Flaminio Scala scenarios believed to be developed by the legendary Gelosi Company 1572 to 1604. For registration and to reserve your place or if you have any questions please feel free to call or e-mail Stanley Allan Sherman at 212-243-4039 or e-mailil-dottore@commediau.com. Registration fee to reserve your place: $95 These
intensive are CO-produced by Because the Commedia dell'Arte actor is so diversely talented, RCCU brings in talented guest artists and teachers that specialize in specific areas. These are two guest teachers that work with us in some of our intensives. Caroline Copeland teaches dances the Commedia dell'Arte actors performed in Northern Italy in the late 1500's. Paul Shipper concentration is on voice production for both speaking and singing, diction and playing simple instrumental music from the Commedia dell'Arte period using both wind and string instruments. Of course students also discover how to use these instruments as props. RCCU
Guest Artists and Teachers Bio's For information on our guest teachers Click On Their Names.
Contact
RCCU for information, to get on our mailing or e-mail list
To contact us individually : Would you like RCCU updates? E-mail us your name, E-mail and address. |
||||||||||
|
|
||||||||||
![]()
|
![]()
|
|