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Early Bird Special! Register by February 12, and receive $25 off.
Winter Session 2012
TUTA THEATRE CHICAGO presents:
MASTER CLASS: CHEKHOV
Mondays, February 27 - April 15, 2012
This 8 week master classes will focus on active scene analysis and study of the assigned playwright’s monologues and scenes. Students will work on individually assigned pieces with a focus on structure and movement. Using TUTA’s approach to devising a unique process for each project or workshop, these classes will help you learn the language of theatrical space and discover how an impulse triggers movement, and a movement expresses emotion and tension.
All master classes are limited to 12 students each and require a H/R submission for consideration.
MASTER CLASS: CHEKHOV Scenes & Monologues
Lead Teacher: Zeljko Djukic, Artistic Director of TUTA
Assistant Teacher: Stacie Beth Green, Company Member of TUTA
Dates: Mondays, February 27 - April 15, 2012
Time: 6:30-9:30pm
Location: TUTA Warehouse, 2032 W. Fulton Street
Just two blocks south of Grand, and one block west of Damen
Scene work & Monologue source materials: Uncle Vanya and The Seagull
REGISTER NOW!
Admittance by instructor approval only
For consideration please submit H/R to jackie@tutato.com
Class Size: Limited to 12 students
Price: $250 for eight weeks
Early Bird Discount: Register by Feb. 12, get $25 off!
All classes are held at the TUTA loft, 2032 W. Fulton St., Suite F-263-A.
HERE'S WHAT STUDENTS ARE
“It's one of the best classes I've taken in Chicago.”
"I learned how to break down a Chekhov scene, ways of analyzing the text and character, and key things to pay attention to in Chekhov like time and place."
"I wanted to find a sense of honesty and truth in very difficult material (chekhov) and have fun. Those goals were more then achieved."
"... Chekhov class gives you an overall appreciation for the writer/their era/their works. I really like the survey approach TUTA has - you leave with just enough new knowledge to seek more on your own."
Instructors
ZELJKO DJUKIC (Click for bio)
JACQUELINE STONE (Click for bio)