Acting- Tween Stage: 13 Signs You Should Stop Being a Pirate
Description:
Ahoy matey! There comes a time when a pirate may need to walk the plank or walk away. When a pirate prefers pilates to pillaging and pedicures to plundering, it's time to take action. The crew on the high seas recognize that their pirate colleague has gone soft (or worst yet, become a landlubber), they must act by helping him see the "13 Signs You Should Stop Being a Pirate." Arrgghh! Tweens will appreciate the quirky, off-beat humor of this scripted comedy. They will enjoy the creativity and camaraderie of working together to bring this humorous piece to stage.
Students, along with their acting instructor, will cast, rehearse, and coordinate a class performance of this comedy. Students will be encouraged to design and assemble simple costumes, props, and backdrops from items at home. Student actors will be expected to learn their lines and participate fully. This class is best suited for students who are active listeners, are flexible and easily adapt, have a sense of humor, and can work in a collaborative group. Students need to be able to stay in sync with the flow of the class. This is not an "anything goes" or free-for-all class. The students will perform for family and friends at the end of the semester.
Topics in this Series: All I Really Needed to Know I Learned from Being A Zombie (Semester 1) and 13 Signs You Should Stop Being a Pirate (Semester 2). Supply Fee: A class fee of $40.00 is due payable to the instructor on the first day of class for a copy of the licensed script, performance royalty, and project materials.
This is a 16-week class that will NOT meet on 02/02/23.
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