This workshop is postponed. Rescheduled date to be announced soon!
If you could tell a story about life today, what would you share? The global health crisis has changed us all. Who are you now? Use this time of worldwide disruption to express yourself and connect with others by sharing your personal experience through the art of performance. This two-day workshop will provide a safe space to discover our inner narrative through the exercise of monologue writing and performance.
On day one, participants will learn the building blocks of monologue creation and begin crafting an original monologue. On day two, participants will discuss and workshop their pieces, culminating in the opportunity for each participant to perform their newly created monologue with the class.
Originally scheduled two-day workshop: Mon, Nov 2, from 6–8pm & Nov 9 from 6–9pm at the Liberty Theatre, Hailey.
Cancellation Reimbursement Deadline: Oct 19, 2020
Please bring the following:
- Note-taking supplies: pencil/paper or a laptop/iPad/etc. You are encouraged to use whatever method will best help you take notes and to begin drafting your monologue.
- Comfortable clothes you can move in.
- Mask are required for all workshop participants.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
CHRIS CARWITHEN is a resident company artist with the Company of Fools and a member of Actor’s Equity. Since his Liberty Theatre debut in You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, Chris has had the pleasure of performing in a number COF productions including Good People, A Year with Frog and Toad, Almost, Maine, Gray Gardens, ART, Life Sucks, Striking 12 and Clybourne Park among others. A theatre arts graduate from Southern Oregon University, Chris has been involved with a number of professional companies including the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, the 5th Avenue in Seattle, the Oregon Cabaret Theatre, ArtsWest, and the Shedd Institute. Additionally, Chris works as a commercial actor and also lends his voice to audiobooks for Audible.com.
