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Announcements
MAL Elections
Current Nominees for MAL of DramaTech:
- Ashley Alred
- Owen Brahms
- Mikael Bucknavage
- Kaitlin Burke
- Audrey Gillen
- Madeline Helmstadter
- Alexis Scott
Elections are happening this Wednesday (09/02) at 6pm at DramaTech!
“Othello” Cast
Congratulations to those who were cast in “Othello”!! The cast is as follows:
- Charlie Allen
- Mikael Bucknavage
- Alexa Carleo
- Cheyenne Crawford
- Bryce Irvin
- Tejas Kotak
- Marcelles Lowery
- Madeline McCanless
- James Nugent
- Meg Schurmann
- Luke Schussler
- Lina Zikas
“Parallel Lives” Cast
Congratulations to those who were cast in “Parallel Lives”!! The cast is as follows:
- Andrew Dluhy
- Jessica Kline
- William Penniman
- Lexie Scott
- Delaney Strunk
- Megan Tappan
Dramatech Offers Classes!
DramaTech offers classes through the School of Literature, Media and Culture.
LCC 2813 – This class teaches students how to integrate technology into a live theatrical event through a combination of directed reading and applied work on a Ferst Center event.
For the course, student will work with Office of the Arts artist Mark Gindick on his show Wingman. Wingman is a show about clowning in the modern age and integrates social media and other forms of technology into the performance. Mr. Gindick would like to streamline the technology in the show. The structure of the class would be to discuss the iterative process of theatre and the inclusion of technology in performance. Students will work individually to devise solutions for the technical challenges of the piece. The instructor and Mr. Gindick will select four projects to continue on to the team phase which has the goal of having a working model in place by the end of the semester. The working model will be included in a workshop production of Wingman as part of the Ferst Center Presents season in the Spring semester. For more about Wingman, visit http://vimeo.com/85880123.
Also check out our one credit hour courses in set construction, lighting, sound, costumes, marketing and acting! For more information, visit www.dramatech.org/classes.
For more information or to get a permit, please email Artistic Director Melissa Foulger at [email protected].
DramaTech Open House
Open House is DramaTech’s annual recruitment event for anyone interested in getting involved with DramaTech Theatre. The week is a great way to meet DramaTech members and get a feel for how the club puts on shows (in just one week!). Newbies can audition for experiments (small acts directed by DramaTech members) and then perform them on the DT stage on either Friday or Saturday. If acting isn’t your thing, then you can give our techies a hand in hanging the lights, running sound cables, and building the set for the show, along with all the other things that need to get done! All of the following amazing events take place at DramaTech Theatre. (On the right side of the Ferst Center if facing the ice cream cone)
Sunday, August 16: Ice Cream Social @ 7PM
Monday, August 17: Board Game Night @ 7PM
Tuesday, August 18: Intro to Tech at 7PM, Experiment Auditions at 7:45PM, Work Party
Wednesday, August 19: Club Meeting at 7PM, Experiment Auditions at 7:45PM, Work Party
Thursday, August 20: LTT! Improv Workshop at 7PM, Work Party
Friday, August 21: Free Food at 7PM, Show at 8PM
Saturday, August 22: Free Food at 7PM, Show at 8PM
Hope to see you there!
“Othello” Auditions
About the show: Othello has just happily married Desdemona, but their joy cannot last long, thanks to Iago. Jealous for having been passed over for promotion in favor of the untested soldier, Michael Cassio, he will stop at nothing until he uses Desdemona to destroy the two men he hates. The show runs October 30-31, November 5-7 & 12-15 at 8pm.
Auditions are August 23 & 24 at 7pm. Actors only need to attend one day of auditions; Callbacks, if necessary, will be late on the 24th & 25th. Actors should come with a SHORT memorized Shakespearean monologue. Be ready to perform it in different ways as directed. If you do not have a prepared Shakespeare monologue, you can use a different monologue that you have memorized. As a last resort, a written Shakespeare monologue can be provided.*
*not recommended, as it will be the hardest for the actor
“Parallel Lives” Auditions
About the show: One plus one equals comedy gold in the hands of Mo Gaffney and Kathy Najimy. Based on their very popular Off-Broadway show, the Kathy and Mo Show, Parallel Lives is a series of duets that take a progressive look at the games men and women play to get through everyday life.
Auditions are August 25 & 26 at 7pm; Actors only need to attend one day. Auditions will consist of a cold read and a prepared short monologue.
Open House 2015 Schedule
Open House is DramaTech’s annual recruitment event for anyone interested in getting involved with DramaTech Theatre. The week is a great way to meet DramaTech members and get a feel for how the club puts on shows (in just one week!). Newbies can audition for experiments (small acts directed by DramaTech members) and then perform them on the DT stage on either Friday or Saturday. If acting isn’t your thing, then you can give our techies a hand in hanging the lights, running sound cables, and building the set for the show, along with all the other things that need to get done! All of the following amazing events take place at DramaTech Theatre. (On the right side of the Ferst Center if facing the ice cream cone)
Sunday, August 16: Ice Cream Social @ 7PM
Monday, August 17: Board Game Night @ 7PM
Tuesday, August 18: Intro to Tech at 7PM, Experiment Auditions at 7:45PM, Work Party
Wednesday, August 19: Club Meeting at 7PM, Experiment Auditions at 7:45PM, Work Party
Thursday, August 20: LTT! Improv Workshop at 7PM, Work Party
Friday, August 21: Free Food at 7PM, Show at 8PM
Saturday, August 22: Free Food at 7PM, Show at 8PM
Hope to see you there!
Creating Experiential Theater: A Workshop with Third Rail Project THIS SUNDAY!
This two hour workshop will look at devising theater through site exploration, playback, improvisation, and image juxtaposition and how to reach our audience via sensory perception–from the traditional senses of sight, sound, smell, touch, and taste to subtler shifts in balance, acceleration, time and topographical texture–to create a fully experiential work. We will also look at methods for researching and referencing literary archetypes, tropes, and structures in order to hook our creative content into legible frameworks. Finally, we will experiment with what it means to make space for our audience within our work.
Light Continental Breakfast served at 10:30am.
Workshop begins at 11:00am.
This workshop is first come, first served with a maximum of 15 participants. Please RSVP here if you’d like to attend.