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A TASTE OF IMPULSE - The Meisner Technique by Scott WilliamsWest Yorkshire Theatre NetworkSunday, 12 February 2012 from 10:00 to 16:00 (GMT)7800901, |
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A TASTE OF IMPULSEScott Williams will take you through an intense one-day course combining the Meisner Techniques for acting with the performance theories of the visionary director William Ball. You'll explore simple exercises which take the actor toward our definition of acting: "living truthfully under a given set of circumstances." These techniques have been popularised by such luminaries as Dianne Keaton, Robert Duvall, Sydney Pollack, and David Mamet.Williams studied with Meisner and Ball in the United States, and has developed their work with The Impulse Company, which he founded in 1996 and which now trains actors throughout the world. His work as a director has been seen from London's West End to Hong Kong to New York, and though he is based in London, he is overseeing The Impulse Company's expansion into regular training in Paris, Sydney, and Hong Kong.***This is recommended for Actors and Directors but anyone can attend and will learn something incredible***When? Sunday 12th February 2012Where? Oak House, Park Lane, Leeds, LS3 1EL (Subject to change, you will be contacted vie email).Times? 10am - 4pmCost? £40 (WYTN Members) and £5o (Non WYTN Members) - contact stephanie@wytn.co.uk if you would like to pay via another method.Other? Parking is available behind the building and there are places to grab food just round the corner. We will provide teas, coffees and squash.NB there are only a small amount of places on this workshop so book early to avoid disappointment.Stephanie Upsall - managing Director of WYTN - has participated in Scott's workshops before. She has invited him up here because his workshop gave her an insight and understanding into acting/directing she didn't realise existed. She strongly advices you to sign up for this workshop as it is a tool every actor and director should have. Without a doubt. She says Scott will be coming back to run a week of Meisner so this is a perfect chance to get an understanding of it to see if you want more.Sign Up for our Newsletter for further workshops: http://eepurl.com/fF93cBecome a WYTN Member for £50 a year and you get ALL this:* Discounts off our professional workshops
* Discounted or FREE entry into our other networking events
* FREE entry into our special monthly socials with guest speakers, speed networking and debates
* Ability to add and edit events and opportunities on our website which will go out to our large mailing list (due to technical reasons the current new one is having to be re-made and will be available very soon)
* FREE entry into the new WYTN awards in 2012
* AND discounts across West Yorkshire to theatres, freelancers, showreels, clothing, bars, cafes and SO MUCH MORE. See here for all our Membership Partners: http://www.wytn.co.uk/pdf/partners.pdfOur website is currently being re-made after several problems but you can still sign up and pay for the membership on there. If you have any questions, please do get in touch: stephanie@wytn.co.uk*Refunds are only available if there is someone available to take your place.
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Oak House
Park Lane
7800901,
LS3 1EL
Sunday, 12 February 2012 from 10:00 to 16:00 (GMT)
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West Yorkshire Theatre Network
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