🏁 In our fourth and final week, highlights include:
The warrior character of Macbeth and comedic moments with Lady Macbeth
Diving into the imagery of “spongy officers”
Analyzing the power dynamics in relationships
A Q&A with the artists!
Published | Last Updated Leave your thoughts »
🏁 In our fourth and final week, highlights include:
The warrior character of Macbeth and comedic moments with Lady Macbeth
Diving into the imagery of “spongy officers”
Analyzing the power dynamics in relationships
A Q&A with the artists!
Published | Last Updated Leave your thoughts »
🏁 In our third week, highlights include:
The use of hypotheticals and future tenses
What “the poor cat in the adage” really means
The staccato delivery in Lady Macbeth’s lines
Plus – could Macbeth become a Christmas play?? 🎄🤶
Published | Last Updated Leave your thoughts »
🏁 In our second week, highlights include:
Macbeth’s soliloquy and chaotic dialogue
Lady Macbeth’s role in the scenes
Macbeth’s influence on Halloween and Harry Potter
Published | Last Updated Leave your thoughts »
🏁 In our first week, highlights include:
speech transitions and symbolism
exploring power, ambition, and moral sacrifice
Shakespearean nuances
Published | Last Updated Leave your thoughts »
We’ll explore the relationship of MACBETH and LADY MACBETH:
Macbeth questioning Duncan’s murder and Lady Macbeth creating a plan
Macbeth returning from Duncan’s murder, horrified by what he’s done
Published | Last Updated Leave your thoughts »
We had a fantastic time with The Winter’s Tale last month and now onto Shakespeare’s MACBETH! Our group will be working on Act 4, Scene 3 – where Malcom tests Macduff and Ross shares tragic news. Scene from the Folger Shakespeare Library here. Macbeth Team – bios below: Get access to watch the REPLAYS of […]
Published | Last Updated Leave your thoughts »
The following is the text work session taken from the full episode with Marcelo. In today’s episode, Marcelo shares how he approaches a voiceover audition for a video game. We look at: what direction and description is initially provided using your instincts to create your own performance avoiding an impersonation. Plus, you’ll hear the actual audition […]
Published | Last Updated Leave your thoughts »
In their first online workshop together, learn the context, clues, and process for playing The Macbeth duo from two accomplished, professional actors! Details: WHERE: All online, via Zoom WHEN: Mondays, June 6-27, 5-7 pm PT / 8-10 pm ET HOW: Register to be an ACTOR and work on scenes and speeches or be part of […]
Published | Last Updated Leave your thoughts »
The following is the text work session taken from the full episode with Elizabeth. In today’s episode, Elizabeth shares her approach to working on Shakespeare, which includes: what the number of syllables can tell you the thought igniter exercise the first question to ask, and more Plus we chat about the difference in performing a monologue […]
Published | Last Updated Leave your thoughts »
“I think the biggest mistake people make is playing their given circumstances instead of the characters’ given circumstances. Nick Bottom [in ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’] is not trying to do a funny death scene. He thinks he’s going to blow your mind with his tragedy and it’s going to be the most heartbreaking death scene […]
Success! Now check your email to confirm your subscription.
(just type and hit “enter”)
Join us for new workshop scenes w/ professional actors and directors each month in the Rehearsal Room! |