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Workshop opens the doors of live theater
Inexperienced high schoolers to seniors invited for fun day
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[FEB. 11, 2005]
Have you ever longed to be a part of the excitement
of live theater but didn't feel self-assured enough to try? Now you can put
aside your fears and join an afternoon of comfortable, relaxing fun. Lincoln
Community Theatre is hosting an informal adult audition workshop for anyone from
the active high schooler to the agile senior citizen. Theater encompasses all
ages and abilities for diversification and support.
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Beginning at 1 p.m. on
Feb. 26 in the social hall of St. John Church, you can be an active
participant in warm-ups, sight readings, dance movement, improvement
exercises, dos and don'ts of auditioning, and much more.
Jennifer MacMurdo
Holcomb will share her talents and experience to lead the afternoon
of fun, foolishness and facts. She has a bachelor's degree in
theater performance from Southern Illinois University-Carbondale,
extensive directorial credits (including "The King and I" and "1776"
for Lincoln Community Theatre), has facilitated workshops on
ensemble movement for the Illinois High School Theatre Festival, and
in 2004 started the Little Coat Theatre.
Come comfortably
dressed and ready for fun. The address is 204 Seventh St.
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Preregistration is
requested for planning purposes. You may call Jean Gossett at (217)
732-7542 for more information or to register.
[Lincoln
Community Theatre news release]
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