Finding Meaning Today: Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream

with Sarah Lucht

“I must go seek some dewdrops here, and hang a pearl in every cowslip’s ear.”
….So sayeth a fairy in Shakespeare’s magical and poetical comedy of love and merry madness, A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

 We will examine the play, itself, as well as our relationship to it. For some this will be a lovely revisiting of the palaces and woods in Midsummer’s Athens, while the delightful story, for others, may be brand new. “Finding Meaning Today” provides opportunities for students of all ages and levels of experience to read, interpret, and embody the play. We will look carefully at character, theme, and action by devoting each week of class to an act of the play, while letting Shakespeare lead us into his world. Scenes and speeches will be assigned for more detailed exploration. This class will be invigorating and illuminating for actors, theatre-lovers, or anyone who either loves or fears Shakespeare. This class is for everybody!

April 10 – May 22, Saturdays (7 classes)

Suggested Accompanying Class: A Director’s Perspective for Actors & Directors, Acting I or II, Monologue Intensive, Physical Character Lab, Acting in the Zoomiverse or The Art of Acting

instructor
Sarah Lucht

Sarah Lucht

Sarah Lucht is an actor, educator, and workshop facilitator. A Resident Artist since 2013, Sarah first appeared at Artists Rep in The Artificial Jungle some 30 years ago. Since then, she has appeared in numerous productions including most recently as...

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Instructions
Before each class, students will be sent an email with a link to login and any class-specific instructions.
Generally, students are encouraged to have a notepad & a pencil for note-taking.
Students are checked-in by name via the class roster, so no additional ticket or receipt is required!

Refunds and Exchange Policy
Artists Rep does not offer refunds for purchased classes.
Exchanges can be made on a case-by-case basis.
If Artists Rep cancels a class, the class will either be rescheduled or refunded.

Scholarships
The Actors Conservatory @ ART will award partial-tuition grants for Studio Program classes to qualified applicants. Please complete this application for consideration.

Finding Meaning Today: Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream

with Sarah Lucht

When

April 10 – May 22
10:30am - 12:30pm
with Sarah Lucht
Best for: Everybody
ACTING/PERFORMANCE

Location
Online Class

Who is this class for
Everybody

Prerequisite
None

Enrollment Cost
$150

Flex Pass Cost: 3 Passes
(contact the box office to register with Flex Passes)

Credits Available
Professional Development Clock-Hour Credit Available

Enrollment Capacity
12