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Scene by Scene: How To Get What You Want
JESSICA SCHECHTER
If you are an actor, director, teacher, or someone who just wants to learn more about how to teach theater, then come be a part of this exciting workshop. Learn how to break down scenes and monologues in a way that’s easy and accessible. We will explore: how to define an objective, what are tactics and physical actions, How to direct actors who are stuck, How to direct and not dictate, learn how to guide without line reading, How can I relate to un-relatable character, What it takes to run a successful acting class.
If you are an actor, director, teacher, or someone who just wants to learn more about how to teach theater, then come be a part of this exciting workshop. Learn how to break down scenes and monologues in a way that’s easy and accessible. We will explore: how to define an objective, what are tactics and physical actions, How to direct actors who are stuck, How to direct and not dictate, learn how to guide without line reading, How can I relate to un-relatable character, What it takes to run a successful acting class.
Playing with the Elements of Song: A Workshop in Music Composition
ESTHER LEAH MARCHETTE
Workshop emphasizes learning music composition through improvisation. Participants engage in playful improvisation with some of individual elements of song (melody, rhythm, harmony and words) to expand awareness of how they work together and the endless possibilities of variation.
Workshop emphasizes learning music composition through improvisation. Participants engage in playful improvisation with some of individual elements of song (melody, rhythm, harmony and words) to expand awareness of how they work together and the endless possibilities of variation.
Choreography: A Dance Manifesto Composition Workshop
REINA POTAZNIK
A Dance Manifesto Composition Workshop, Form and Content through the Written Word workshop is designed to understand and use the choreographic principles of time, space, energy, and design to create dance material. The movement created during this workshop will be inspired by one’s own written dance manifesto.
A Dance Manifesto Composition Workshop, Form and Content through the Written Word workshop is designed to understand and use the choreographic principles of time, space, energy, and design to create dance material. The movement created during this workshop will be inspired by one’s own written dance manifesto.
Puppetry: The World of Leah & Levy
MICHAL MARILYN SELBER
Morah Michal will take you into the world of puppets where children (as well as the young at heart) can empathize, advise, and learn from the adventures and misadventures of these friends. Learn elements of character development, voice, and content. Create your own characters and scene.
Morah Michal will take you into the world of puppets where children (as well as the young at heart) can empathize, advise, and learn from the adventures and misadventures of these friends. Learn elements of character development, voice, and content. Create your own characters and scene.
Dance Bet Midrash, Rav Lach Shevet: "Lecha Dodi: The Journey Outward
NISHMAT HATZAFONRav Lach Shevet, which literally means “you have been sitting for too long” is a Beit Midrash that incorporates movement and mediation into traditional Jewish text study. In a setting that looks more like a yoga study than a traditional study hall, Rav Lach Shevet delves into powerful and thought-provoking Jewish text. Through movement and textual analysis these passages transcend the esoteric and become deeply personal and immensely contemporary. “Lecha Dodi: The Journey Outward” is a workshop that will use dance as a medium through which to study an ancient liturgical text recited at the onset of Shabbat. Participants will have the opportunity to explore this text in depth and grapple with its messages by translating them into movement and allowing movement to expand upon the text. This mode of study will invite participants to form a new connection with Lecha Dodi.
Improvisational Drumming/Percussion Group
NECHAMA TARLOW, Music Therapist
No Experience Necessary. Tap into your natural rhythm, tune into your innate musicality. Be part of a unique group sound that will evolve in the moment. Exit performance mode, leave all judgements behind, and have fun! You can bring your voice too, just in case you are moved to use it.
No Experience Necessary. Tap into your natural rhythm, tune into your innate musicality. Be part of a unique group sound that will evolve in the moment. Exit performance mode, leave all judgements behind, and have fun! You can bring your voice too, just in case you are moved to use it.
What is Jewish Theater? A Discussion
DEDE JACOBS-KOMISAR
A panel discussion with theater artists on what defines Jewish theater. Does a piece have to be explicitly about Jews in order to be “Jewish”? Are we called to create theater as Jewish women, especially with the difficulties the performing arts industry poses to Orthodox practice? How do we make it work, and what, if anything, can we do to influence the theater landscape?
A panel discussion with theater artists on what defines Jewish theater. Does a piece have to be explicitly about Jews in order to be “Jewish”? Are we called to create theater as Jewish women, especially with the difficulties the performing arts industry poses to Orthodox practice? How do we make it work, and what, if anything, can we do to influence the theater landscape?
Dance Therapy- Movement for Self Actualization & Change
MIRIAM YERUSHALMI
Demonstration and workshop of how learning Torah in combination with movement can bring healing. Miriam presents a Torah theme based on the elements of air, earth, fire and water through movement, music and aesthetic, explains the kavannah behind each choice. Participants actively engage in her movements to physically process the Torah concept, leading to self-actualization and change.
Demonstration and workshop of how learning Torah in combination with movement can bring healing. Miriam presents a Torah theme based on the elements of air, earth, fire and water through movement, music and aesthetic, explains the kavannah behind each choice. Participants actively engage in her movements to physically process the Torah concept, leading to self-actualization and change.
Jewish Visual Art
SHOSHANA BROMBACHER & NATALIA KADISH
Learn the motivations, processes and themes behind significant and moving works of art by observant Jewish visual artists, and how their learning and spiritual thought inform their work.
Learn the motivations, processes and themes behind significant and moving works of art by observant Jewish visual artists, and how their learning and spiritual thought inform their work.
Jazz Dance Workshop
YOCHEVED & NATALI POLONSKY
Technique and exhilaration! Learn new, original choreography to the music of Shaindel Antelis!
Technique and exhilaration! Learn new, original choreography to the music of Shaindel Antelis!
TORAH: The Spirigual Power of Music & Dance
MIRIAM YERUSHALMI
Torah insights on the power of music and dance based on Chassidus that will be mainly based on work “Inner Rhythms” by Rav Pinson and discourses of the Rashab.
Torah insights on the power of music and dance based on Chassidus that will be mainly based on work “Inner Rhythms” by Rav Pinson and discourses of the Rashab.
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