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Winter/Spring 2012 noncredit class catalog


Theatre

Contact: Sarah Marty, smarty@dcs.wisc.edu,
Phone: 608-263-2790 • Fax 608-265-4555

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Creating a promotion plan for your arts group

This course helps your organization promote events, concerts, shows, and seasons. Establish a process that works now and can work in the future.

Instructor: Sarah Marty
S, Mar 10, 9 am-noon, Goodman Community Center, 149 Waubesa St, Limit 15, Register by Mar 2, 0.3 CEU, $65, Program #3142
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NEW I wanna be a producer

This course outlines the key tools needed to produce a theatrical show. From creating production timelines and show schedules to running auditions and surviving tech week, you learn systems and gain resources that will positively impact your organization.

Instructor: Sarah Marty
S, Mar 24, 9 am-noon, Goodman Community Center, 149 Waubesa St, Register by Mar 16, Limit 15, 0.3 CEU, $65, Program #3141
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NEW The play’s the thing: A Thousand Words

Go behind-the-scenes of Forward Theater Company’s world premiere of A Thousand Words, which focuses on renowned black-and-white photographer Walker Evans and his work with the WPA during the 1930s. Discuss the play, learn about issues raised in the text, and then talk with the actors, director, and designers.

Instructor: Frank Honts
M, Jan 9-16, 6:30-8:30 pm, Madison Campus, Limit 20, 0.4 CEU, $40, Program #3139
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NEW The play’s the thing: Love Stories

Go behind-the-scenes of Forward Theater Company’s production of Love Stories, an evening of one-act plays by George Bernard Shaw, Dorothy Parker, and Bertolt Brecht dedicated to courtship, marriage, and the evolution of relationships. Discuss the plays, learn about issues raised in the texts, and then talk with the actors, director, and designers.

Instructor: Frank Honts
M, Mar 26-Apr 2, 6:30-8:30 pm, Madison Campus, Limit 20, 0.4 CEU, $40, Program #3140
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Theatre auditions workshops

Develop and enhance your audition skills and portfolio as you participate in an afternoon of intensive workshops taught by producers and theatre professionals who hire people through Wisconsin Theatre Auditions, held the next day. Limited space available.

Instructors: Various
F, Feb 10, 12:30-6 pm, Memorial Union, 800 Langdon St, $20, Program #3118
Register: www.WITheatreAuditions.org

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Wisconsin theatre auditions and technical interviews

This one-day program enables actors, technicians, dancers, and management personnel to audition and interview with Midwest theatre producers. Most offer summer opportunities or longer contracts. Limited space available in these auditions and interviews.

Instructors: Various
S, Feb 11, 9 am-10 pm, Memorial Union, 800 Langdon St, $30-$45, Program #3117
Register: www.WITheatreAuditions.org

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