MICHAEL CHEKHOV ACTING TECHNIQUE short course in Sydney - February 2011 - DON'T MISS IT!!!

Based in Sydney ACTING WORLD http://www.acting-world.com provides actor training established upon the principles practiced by the famous Moscow Art Theatre. Students receive tuition in Stanislavsky Method Acting and Michael Chekhov Acting Technique, which empowered many Hollywood stars to create their most memorable work on stage and films. The unique actor training system, small classes and great value for money make these acting courses so popular that they fill up fast. MECHANICS OF EMOTIONS, PRESENCE and CHARISMA 8-week course. For those who want to act professionally This course is suitable for those who have previous acting training or/and some experience performing on the stage or in front of the camera. It is based on MICHAEL CHEKHOV ACTING TECHNIQUE. Using psycho-physical exercises and movements that generate emotions we improvise and rehearse scenes and monologues. It is a unique intuitive approach to inspirational acting. In the class we activate the mind-body connection through exercises, which prepare your imagination and body to perform. The aim of this workshop is to teach actors how to use Michael Chekhov Acting Technique as a way to improve and apply their own talent. The course starts on 7 February and runs for 8 Mondays until the 28 March 2011. Hours: 7pm.- 9:00pm. to 9:30pm. Price: $360. Venue: Cleveland Street Theatre, 199 Cleveland St. Redfern, Sydney Class size is limited to 14. Don’t miss the opportunity to work with Natela Dzuliashvili - internationally renowned former NIDA acting teacher. To secure your place in the class email natela@acting-world.com For more information visit http://www.acting-world.com Who is Michael Chekhov? Michael Chekhov (1891 - 1955) was the nephew of the playwright Anton Chekhov and was widely recognized as one of the greatest actors of the 20th century. He taught his acting technique to Hollywood stars: Gary Cooper, Marilyn Monroe, Gregory Peck, Patricia Neal, Clint Eastwood, Anthony Quinn, Ingrid Bergman, Jack Palance, Lloyd Bridges, Anthony Hopkins, Elia Kazan, Mala Powers, Marlon Brando… (list goes on). “As Michael's pupil, I learned more than acting... Every time he spoke, the world seemed to become bigger and more exciting. . . Acting became important . . . an art that increased your life and mind. Acting became more than a profession to me. It became sort of a religion” - Marilyn Monroe