We are going to work on being honest about the feelings of your character. If you are a strong person in life, how does that translate to characters that are more timid, soft and loving? If you are a person that likes being lower status, how do we translate that to characters without going too dark? Separating your personal vulnerability from the vulnerability of a character you are playing can sometimes be difficult. Especially when playing someone villainous or a character that believes in things that go against who you are as a person. We will try to discover a balance between both worlds. Characters belong on stage, not in our everyday life.
Fri, June 5, 2 pm – 4:45 pm
Registration: $40
He has a very eclectic tool belt to reach into that allows him to teach all styles and formats. If there is a scenario to be performed in, he has probably performed it. With specialties in improv singing, grounded/character-driven scenework and team building, Chuy has coached hundreds of kids, teens, students and adults for years to multiple successes.