Magenta Giraffe Theatre Company Announces January Continuing Ed Workshops

Magenta Giraffe Theatre Company is thrilled to announce our January "Drop In and Pay What You Can" workshops! No reservations needed, no commitment; just stop by, have an actor workout, and network with other local professionals. Each three-hour workshop is designed for the theatre professional who never knows when he or she might have rehearsal... or a callback... or a paying job! Drop in, pay what you can at the door, and spend some time refining your craft!

We will ALWAYS welcome ALL students, regardless of his or her donation! However, in order to keep these classes going, we encourage our students to aim for the suggested donation of $15 per class. This will ensure we can continue to offer you professional training taught by working professionals!

Schedule of Workshops:

Monday, January 3: NO WORKSHOP
Monday, January 10: NO WORKSHOP
Monday, January 17: Monologue Coaching PART 1
Monday, January 24: Monologue Coaching PART 2
Monday, January 31: Monologue Coaching PART 3

All classes run from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m. at 1515 Broadway, Detroit, 48226.

Description of Workshops:

Monologue Coaching: Refine your audition piece in a safe, supportive environment! Students will have the opportunity to present a monologue of their choice to be directed, coached, and polished. Monologue books will also be available for those students still in search of the perfect audition material.

This month, Magenta Mondays will take a more detailed, intensive approach to monologue development. Over the course of three workshops, students can explore a new audition piece from the rough, unmemorized beginning stage (PART 1), through the process of character development (PART 2), until they have refined a polished and prepared audition piece ready to be presented (PART 3). Start the New Year off with a NEW AUDITION PIECE that will help you book the job!

ABOUT Magenta Giraffe Theatre Company - Magenta Giraffe Theatre Company is a nonprofit organization that acts to eliminate apathy, violence, prejudice and barriers to education through theatre productions, projects and programs; and further acts to reestablish and expand Detroit's theatre district.

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