March Drama Intensive: The Art of Active Transformation

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Location

United States of America

Length

2 - 4 weeks

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Timeframe

Winter

Housing

Apartment Guesthouse

Primary Language

English

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Age Max

Pricing

Starting Price

2000

Price Details

Students are invited to select from one of our three sliding-scale tiers based on their economic situation -

Supporter Tier: $2000
Sustainer Tier: $1600
Supported Tier: $1200

These fees do not include housing, which is available for an addition $400 on campus. The fees do include weekday lunches, but not other meals.

What's Included

Accommodation Activities Airport Transfers Equipment Some Meals Wifi

What's Not Included

Airfare Domestic Airfare Some Meals Park Fees Some Park Fees SIM cards Tour Guide Transportation Travel Insurance Visa

Last Updated: Jan 16, 2024

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About Program

The Art of Active Transformation is a 3-week immersion for aspiring actors and theater artists incorporating acting history, set design and construction, movement and voice work, and performance of one-act plays by Anton Chekhov. This program brings together a handful of drama students with deeply experienced group of international theater professionals in the context of a residential learning community.

Program elements include:
A seminar-style class focusing on the History of Acting Theory from 1880-1920
Movement and physical intensives to engage the body (moving through space), and voice (speaking and being)
Hands-on experience with set design and construction
Participation in a weekend of theater, including student and professional actors performing modern classics from Ibsen and Chekov
Shared community life, including meals, mentorship, and community celebrations in beautiful Viroqua, Wisconsin

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Program Highlights

Drama rehearsal and performance of Chekhov one-act plays
Personal growth and development through theater activities
History seminar on the development of modernism in the theater
Set design and construction
Theater movement and voice work

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Rooted in the rugged Driftless Region of Wisconsin, Thoreau College offers programs for young adults that challenge and cultivate the whole human being. Through immersive gap semesters and extended hands-on internships in sustainable agriculture, Waldorf education, homesteading skills, and more, Thoreau College seeks to enliven thinking, feeling...