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 Beginning Acting Workshop with Margo Hall Mondays, July 14, 21, 28; August 4 & 11 6-9pm $195 ($185 for Intersection Members) Make a reservation here>> This five-week workshop led by award-winning writer, actor, director, and member of Intersection's Resident Theatre Company Campo Santo Margo Hall, will focus on basic acting techniques with a goal of actors reaching full emotional potential as well as confidence in the audition and rehearsal process. The readings, discussions, exercises and scenework are designed to enable students to feel uninhibited in their acting. FRI and SAT JUNE 20TH AND 21ST 8PM Tickets $8 For tickets call 310-467-4856 Hip-Hop theatre, urban dance, spoken word, and live music! The 6th Vowel is a one-woman Hip-Hop Theatre show created and performed by Nicole Klaymoon and directed by Rennie Harris and Kamilah Forbes. The show interweaves dance, theatre, spoken-word, and video to tell the story of a hilarious 5th grader with an intuitive connection to the spirit world but her teachers tell her she has a learning disability and a mental disorder. As she grows older she comes to realize that what western society defines as being crazy is in fact her gift. "she played the part of a school kid, commented on the way schools don't work, made you laugh your ass off, and think even harder." -Chuck Strouse, Miami New Times ALSO FEATURING PERFORMANCES BY RASHAD aka SOUL NUBIAN AND SPOKEN WORD BY THE PORSCHIA BAKER Rashad aka Soul Nubian : Is an urban dance artist, choreographer and creative facilitator who has been apart of urban dance culture on the west coast for twelve years, his inquiry is to bring underground dance to the classical performance stage. |
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| About The Hybrid Project Established in 1999, The Hybrid Project is an interactive performance project that fuses beats, dance, poetry, live music, theatre and more in a series of forums, workshops, laboratories and premiere performances exploring the newest ways to use performance to communicate. The Hybrid Project selects today’s youngest, newest and boldest performers to come together in an open setting to explore where interdisciplinary performance art is headed. The Hybrid Project was led by Tommy Shepherd, Erika Shuch, and Dan Wolf from 2003 - 2005. We are pleased to announce the new Hybrid Project Resident Artists for 2008-2009: The Living Word Project (The Theatre Program of Youth Speaks) and Artistic Director Marc Bamuthi Joseph, Chinaka Hodge, and Dan Wolf. This residency will include year round performance events, artistic incubation, classes and workshops and will feature over a dozen new, experimental and interdisciplinary performance works as they come into being.With the Living Word Project (Artistic Director Marc Bamuthi Joseph, Managing Director Joan Osato, Associate Artistic Director Chinaka Hodge) we will continue to present and curate Hybrid Forum performances and will present our annual Hybrid Performance Festival together, featuring artists from the large pool of Living Word artists. Marc Bamuthi Joseph will continue to curate and direct new pieces and teach select workshops. With Chinaka Hodge we will develop and produce her first play "Mirrors In Every Corner", first shared in an excerpt at the 2007 Grounded! Festival. With Dan Wolf we will continue to develop his multi-disciplinary adaptation of Adam Mansbach's book "Angry Black White Boy." "Angry Black White Boy" will feature Dan Wolf along with Felonious' band mates Tommy Shepherd and Keith Pinto. Prior to the World Premiere in October, 2008, Wolf and Shepherd will teach a special workshop as part of the Intersection Institute. Anyone interested in applying to the Hybrid Project, please contact Intersection's Program Director for Theatre and Hybrid Project Sean San Jose. "The energy level soars as topics such as love, competition, and self-perception are explored by a group of phenomenal young performers who give it all they've got and aren't afraid to ask for a little audience help." - Anna Mantzaris, SF Gate |
