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November 11 - 13, <strong>2021</strong><br />
Winter Haven, FL<br />
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TABLE OF CONTENTS<br />
<strong>FTC</strong> Board & Directors 5<br />
<strong>FTC</strong> Members<br />
& Presidents 6<br />
Meet the Adjudicators 14<br />
Site Maps 16<br />
Daily Schedule Grid 18<br />
Thursday Schedule 24<br />
Friday Schedule 30<br />
Saturday Schedule 36<br />
WELCOME TO THE<br />
<strong>2021</strong> FLORIDA THEATRE CONFERENCE FESTIVAL<br />
On behalf of the <strong>FTC</strong> Board of Directors we thank you for participating in the <strong>2021</strong> Florida<br />
Theatre Conference. We want your stay in Winter Haven to be creative and inspiring.<br />
Should you need information not included in this program, please visit the registration desk<br />
in the AdventHealth Fieldhouse.<br />
POLICIES & PROCEDURES<br />
The Florida Theatre Conference strives to make each Festival a rewarding, educational,<br />
and artistic experience for all who participate. In order to ensure a quality experience<br />
for each individual, group, organization and guest, the Board of Directors requires all<br />
attendees to abide by the adopted policies:<br />
All groups, organizations, individulas and guests<br />
• must check in at the registration desk before participating in Festival events.<br />
• must observe the rules and regulations of AdventHealth Fieldhouse & Conference<br />
Center and Theatre Winter Haven.<br />
• must observe the laws of the host city, Winter Haven and the State of Florida.<br />
• must observe the Festival hotel/motel regulations.<br />
• understand that failure to observe the policies stated above will disqualify any<br />
registered attendee(s) from all Festival events and result in the forfeiture of all monies<br />
paid to <strong>FTC</strong>. Under certain circumstances, as determined by the Board of Directors,<br />
groups, organizations, individuals and guests may be disqualified from future<br />
Festivals.<br />
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the Board at flatheatre.org<br />
Florida Theatre Conference is committed to the Americans with Disabilities Act by<br />
making our facilities and programs accessible to all people. Any special requirements,<br />
suggestions, or recommendations were requested in writing by October 1.<br />
STATEMENT OF CENSORSHIP<br />
The Florida Theatre Conference supports a policy permitting the widest possible range of<br />
dramatic material be performed at its Festival. Performing organizations are expected to<br />
exercise good taste, good judgment, and respect the values of other organizations and the<br />
audiences for which it is performed.<br />
Note of Interest:<br />
Some One-Acts may contain adult language<br />
and situations as denoted by the *<br />
KEEP TRACK OF YOUR NAME TAGS<br />
$5 for Replacement Name Tags<br />
Recording of shows is<br />
prohibited. Failure to obey this<br />
rule will result in re-moval,<br />
without refund.<br />
Florida Theatre Conference Thanks...<br />
The City of Winter Haven<br />
Visit Central Florida Tourism Development<br />
AdventHealth Fieldhouse & Conference Center<br />
Dan Chesnicka & Staff - Theatre Winter Haven<br />
Madeline McGrail<br />
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FLORIDA THEATRE CONFERENCE<br />
Presents<br />
SEIZE THE DAY<br />
November 11 - 13, <strong>2021</strong><br />
Follow us on Instagram @floridatheatreconference<br />
and on Facebook for <strong>FTC</strong> news and highlights! #<strong>FTC</strong>SeizeTheDay<br />
BOARD OF DIRECTORS<br />
President<br />
Marci J. Duncan, University of West Florida<br />
Vice President<br />
Samantha Stern, Daytona State College<br />
Secretary<br />
Matthew Belopavlovich, Patel Conservatory<br />
Treasurer<br />
Kristofer Geddie, Venice Theatre<br />
Immediate Past President<br />
Gary Cadwallader, Palm Beach Dramaworks<br />
Middle School<br />
University/College<br />
SETC Representative<br />
Community Theatre<br />
Youth Theatre<br />
<strong>FTC</strong> Festival Site<br />
Inclusion<br />
High School<br />
Professional Theatre<br />
State Colleges<br />
DraMature<br />
College Auditions<br />
Director<br />
Director<br />
CHAIRS<br />
Matthew Belopavlovich, Patel Conservatory<br />
Glenn Breed, University of West Florida<br />
Marci J. Duncan, University of West Florida<br />
Kristofer Geddie, Venice Theatre<br />
Maria Cary, Orange County Public Schools<br />
Sara Barnes, Theatre Winter Haven<br />
Anedra J. Small, Florida A&M University<br />
Jonathan Jackson, Windermere High School<br />
Elena Maria Garcia, Barry University<br />
Alexander Kanter, Indian River State College<br />
Leah Page, Flagler College<br />
Kim Florio, East Lake High Schoo<br />
Brad Brady, Independent Theatre Artist<br />
H. Scott Keys, Independent Theatre Artist<br />
Executive Director<br />
Steven Butler<br />
<strong>2021</strong> Registrar Fellow Shannon Schreier<br />
<strong>2021</strong> Social Media Fellow Danny Sanchez<br />
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Robert E. Ankrom<br />
Saul Becker<br />
Mary Ann Bentley<br />
Major Beatrice Bowman<br />
Mary Boyle<br />
Dale Carpenter<br />
Ralph Carruthers<br />
Sandra Q. Cockrell<br />
Alvin Cohen<br />
Coral Reef Sr. High Drama<br />
Dept.<br />
Donald Creason<br />
Clay Davis<br />
Yvonne C. Dell<br />
Florida Theatre Conference Lifetime Members<br />
Marilyn Gardner<br />
Mathew Gitkin<br />
Rita J. Hutchinson<br />
Don E. Jones, Jr.<br />
Irene Jurline<br />
Anita Kauffman<br />
Jean Marie Layton<br />
Donald Loeffle<br />
William H. Lockey, Jr.<br />
Angus McPherson<br />
William “Marty” Martin<br />
Carol Sue Moore<br />
Terrance Olson<br />
Robert Prescott<br />
Rebecca Rankin-Hopkins<br />
Rene Sands<br />
Ralph Schaeffer<br />
Walter B. Shipley<br />
Joan Taylor<br />
Jean Trammell<br />
Bobbie & Joyce Ward<br />
Sept. 1955 Zack Waters<br />
1955 - 1957 Maurice Geoffrey<br />
1957 - 1960 Richard Fallon<br />
1960 - 1962 Albert Crone<br />
1962 - 1964 Sunny Gray<br />
1964 - 1965 Arthur Wagner<br />
1965 - 1967 B. Y. Pennington<br />
1967 - 1969 Gail Baker Bauer<br />
1967 - 1972 Hazel D. Lewis<br />
1972 - 1976 Angus MacPherson<br />
1976 - 1977 Walter Jenson<br />
1977 - 1979 Dr. Craig Harley<br />
1979 - 1980 Rebecca Rankin-Hopkins<br />
1980 - 1981 Rita J. Hutchinson<br />
1981 - 1984 Walter Shipley<br />
1984 - 1987 Dr. Donald Creason<br />
1987 - 1988 Dr. Carole Brandt<br />
1988 Dr. Donald Creason<br />
1988 - 1990 Dr. Kenneth Walker<br />
1990 - 1992 Rick Adams<br />
1992 - 1997 Robert E Ankrom<br />
1997 - 1999 Robert Prescott<br />
1999 - 2001 Janet Erlick<br />
2001 - 2007 Ben Wilson<br />
2007 - 2009 Jeff Revels<br />
2009 – 2015 Rick Kerby<br />
2015 - 2020 Gary Cadwallader<br />
Florida Theatre Conference Past Presidents<br />
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COLLEGE FAIR<br />
AMDA<br />
Arcadia University<br />
Atlantic Acting School<br />
Chipola College•<br />
College of Charleston•<br />
Daytona State College<br />
Eckerd College/Circle in the Square<br />
Flagler College<br />
Florida Gulf Coast University<br />
Florida School of the Arts•<br />
Florida Southern College<br />
Florida State University<br />
Hussian College<br />
Indian River State College<br />
Jacksonville University<br />
Lees-McRae College<br />
LeGrange College<br />
Louisiana State University<br />
Lynn University•<br />
Manhattan School of Music<br />
New World School of the Arts<br />
New York Film Academy<br />
NY Conservatory of Dramatic Arts<br />
Palm Beach Atlantic University<br />
Rowan University<br />
South Carolina Art & Design<br />
Shenandoah Conservatory•<br />
Southern Methodist University•<br />
University of Miami<br />
University of Montevallo<br />
University of South Alabama<br />
University of South Florida•<br />
University of Tampa•<br />
University of West Florida<br />
University of Alabama at Birmingham<br />
University of Mobile<br />
Valdosta State University<br />
Winthrop University<br />
[•Sponsors]<br />
The 74th Annual<br />
Southeastern Theatre Conference Convention<br />
March 9-13, 2022<br />
Memphis, TN<br />
Go to www.SETC.org for more deails<br />
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Dance<br />
Acting<br />
Musical Theatre<br />
Scenic Design<br />
Sound Design<br />
Stage Management<br />
Lighting Design<br />
Sound Design<br />
Costume Design<br />
Lighting Design Scenic Design<br />
Costume Design<br />
Dance<br />
Acting Musical Theatre Scenic Design<br />
Stage Management<br />
Dance<br />
Acting<br />
www.floarts.org<br />
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PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITIES include main-stage and<br />
studio productions, cabaret performances and in-residence<br />
workshops with established artists. Auditions required for<br />
admission. Scholarships available!<br />
• BFA in Musical Theatre<br />
• B.A. in Theatre<br />
• B.A. in Dance<br />
• Minors in Dance and Theatre<br />
401 W. Kennedy Blvd. | Tampa, FL 33606 | (813) 253-6211 | admissions@ut.edu | ut.edu/theatre<br />
Training the next generation<br />
of professional artists<br />
Acting<br />
Design & Technology<br />
Musical Theatre<br />
Stage Management<br />
Dramaturgy<br />
Children’s Theatre<br />
Dance<br />
and more!<br />
• NAST Accredited<br />
• BA programs in<br />
Theatre & Dance<br />
• MAT in Theatre<br />
theatre.cofc.edu<br />
theatredance@cofc.edu<br />
SCHOLARSHIP<br />
AUDITIONS EVERY<br />
JANUARY<br />
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This event has been financed in part by a Conference Grant<br />
through Visit Central Florida.<br />
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High School One-Act Festival Adjudicators<br />
Jeremy Henry-Dixon (HD) is ecstatic to be working alongside such an<br />
incredible array of adjudicators for the <strong>2021</strong> Florida Theatre Conference.<br />
Jeremy is a local director, actor and high school theatre educator. HD enjoys<br />
splitting his time between Theatre Winter Haven as a performer and director,<br />
and Davenport High School where he is the theatre director and fine arts chai .<br />
Jeremy lives in Winter Haven with his husband, Will; daughter, Madison; and<br />
two pups, Duncan and Willow.<br />
Elena Maria Garcia is an Assistant Professor of Theatre at Barry University.<br />
She has dedicated the past 30 years to education in the Arts through acting,<br />
improvisation and performance. Elena earned her B.F.A from the University of<br />
Florida and her M.F.A from Florida Atlantic University. Soon after graduating<br />
Elena pursued her craft in children’s theatre (Florida Stage) and traveled the<br />
East coast for five years while honing her improvisational skills. She was one<br />
of the founders of the first all female improv troupe, Big Purse and Matching<br />
Shoes, created the improv troupe Separate Checks and Quien Sigue A<br />
Quien, the first short form Spanish only speaking improv troupe in the US.<br />
During this time, Elena began working in front of the camera appearing in<br />
several national commercials<br />
Kristofer Geddie a North Carolina native, trekked to Florida from New York<br />
city to play “Coalhouse Walker” in Ragtime at Venice Theatre, and never<br />
left. He is currently the Director of Diversity and General Manager. Kris<br />
holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from Mars Hill University, is currently enrolled<br />
in graduate school at Goucher College for a Masters in Arts Administration<br />
and has been seen numerous times on stage at Venice Theatre. In addition<br />
to Kris’ duties at Venice Theatre, he serves on the Ambassador Circle<br />
for Embracing our Differences, is the treasurer of the Florida Theatre<br />
Conference, the Florida State community theatre representative and is thrilled<br />
to serve as a Board Member of the Friends of the Venice Public Library and<br />
American Association of Community Theatre.<br />
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Leah Page is an Assistant Professor of Theatre at Flagler College in St<br />
Augustine, FL. She arrived in St Augustine six years ago from New York<br />
City, where she worked as a teaching artist and director. Her primary<br />
areas of interest are devised theatre, theatre for young audiences, and<br />
arts integration. Leah has worked at a number of regional theaters and<br />
community-based organizations across the country including Asolo<br />
Repertory Theatre, Two River Theater, McCarter Theater Center, viBe<br />
Theater Experience, Making Books Sing, and CAT Youth Theatre. Some of<br />
her favorite directing experiences include Sideways Stories from Wayside<br />
School (Daytona Stage College), The Giver (Flagler College), Edges (Flagler<br />
College) and The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Limelight<br />
Theatre). She has an MA in Applied Theatre from CUNY and an MFA in<br />
Muscial Theatre from UCF.<br />
Middle School and Youth Theatre Festival Respondents<br />
Katie Combs has been writing, directing and producing young adult<br />
and children’s shows for over 25 years. Her published works include<br />
screenplays, full musicals for live theatre, and commercial songs. She<br />
currently runs a non-profit that teaches young artists the application of<br />
performing arts principle, as well as guiding students to find, prepare, and<br />
participate in professional opportunities. Katie is a member of Vocology in<br />
Practice, an organization that stays on the cutting edge of vocal science<br />
and technique. Her voice clients include Broadway professionals, voice over<br />
artists, and singers of all ages and genres.<br />
Bethany Post (she/her) is a performer, teacher, and advocate for the arts<br />
with a wealth of teaching and performing experience, having traveled across<br />
the country with Missoula Children’s Theatre and National Theatre for<br />
Children. She relocated from Little Rock to attend UCF, where she served as<br />
a company actor and teaching artist with the Arkansas Arts Center Children’s<br />
Theatre and most recently as the Education Coordinator with the Arkansas<br />
Repertory Theatre. She uses music and movement as foundational<br />
inspiration, and you will likely hear her singing while passing in the hallway.<br />
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Thursday, Nove<br />
Theatre Winter Haven<br />
Time Cabaret Room Art Room 1<br />
7:00am -<br />
8:00am<br />
Main Stage<br />
(TWH)<br />
Activity<br />
Room<br />
8:00am -<br />
9:20am<br />
8:00am - 6:00pm<br />
High School One-Act<br />
8:00am - 9:20am<br />
Musical Theatre Tap<br />
Dance With a<br />
Broadway Performer<br />
9:30am -<br />
10:50am<br />
9:30am - 10:50am<br />
Create Your Own<br />
Work<br />
High School One-Act 9:30am - 10:50am<br />
Fosse Workshop<br />
11:00am -<br />
12:20pm<br />
11:00am - 12:20pm<br />
Film & Television<br />
Audition Techniques<br />
11:00am - 12:20pm<br />
Digital Rendering for<br />
Costume Designers<br />
High School One-Act 11:00am - 12: 20pm<br />
Improvisational Acting<br />
- Seeking to Discover<br />
1:30pm -<br />
2:50pm<br />
1:30pm - 2:50pm<br />
Preparing for the<br />
College Audition<br />
1:30pm - 2:50pm<br />
Do The Work:<br />
What I Need To Be<br />
a Professional<br />
High School One-Act 1:30pm - 2:15pm<br />
Audition Briefing<br />
3:00pm -<br />
4:20pm<br />
3:00pm - 4:20pm<br />
Film & Television<br />
Audition Techniques<br />
3:00pm - 4:20pm<br />
Creating Your Own<br />
Content<br />
High School One-Act 3:00pm - 4:20pm<br />
Broadway Dance With<br />
a Broadway Performer<br />
4:30pm -<br />
5:50pm<br />
4:30pm - 5:50pm<br />
Designing with LEDs<br />
High School One-Act 4:30pm - 5:50pm<br />
Slowing Down<br />
Scenic Improv<br />
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mber 11, <strong>2021</strong><br />
Registration<br />
Desk<br />
7:00am - 5:00pm<br />
Registration<br />
Meeting<br />
Room A<br />
Conference Center<br />
Meeting<br />
Room B<br />
Meeting<br />
Room G<br />
Fieldhouse<br />
Floor<br />
9:00am - 4:30pm<br />
HS/College<br />
Transfer Auditions<br />
8:00am - 8:45am<br />
Audition Briefing<br />
8:00am - 9:20am<br />
Playing Shakespeare<br />
9:00am - 6:00pm<br />
College Fair<br />
9:30am - 10:50am<br />
Side by Side:<br />
Singing Actor’s<br />
Workshop<br />
12:00pm - 1:00pm<br />
College/University<br />
Network Luncheon<br />
- By Reservation<br />
Only<br />
11:00am - 12:20pm<br />
The 16-Bar Audition<br />
1:30pm - 2:50pm<br />
Getting the Most Out of<br />
Your Voice<br />
3:00pm - 4:20pm<br />
Consent For the<br />
Performer<br />
4:30pm - 5:50pm<br />
Fight To the Death<br />
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Friday, Novem<br />
Theatre Winter Haven<br />
Time Cabaret Room Art Room 1<br />
7:00am -<br />
8:00am<br />
Main Stage<br />
(TWH)<br />
Activity<br />
Room<br />
7<br />
R<br />
8:00am -<br />
9:20am<br />
8:00am - 7:00pm<br />
High School One-Act<br />
8:00am - 9:20am<br />
Invoking Emotions<br />
9:30am -<br />
10:50am<br />
9:30am - 10:50am<br />
Digital Rendering<br />
for Costume<br />
Designers<br />
High School One-Act 9:30am - 10:50am<br />
Basic Swordplay<br />
for Theatre<br />
11:00am -<br />
12:20pm<br />
11:00am - 12:20pm<br />
Designing with LEDs<br />
11:00am - 12:20pm<br />
Creating Your Own<br />
Content<br />
High School One-Act 11:00am - 12:20pm<br />
Improvisational Acting<br />
- Seeking to Discover<br />
1:30pm -<br />
2:50pm<br />
High School One-Act 1:30pm - 2:50pm<br />
Bro-Belting<br />
3:00pm -<br />
4:20pm<br />
High School One-Act 3:00pm - 4:2pm<br />
Beginner Tap Dance<br />
4:30pm -<br />
5:50pm<br />
High School One-Act 4:30pm - 5:50pm<br />
Fosse Workshop<br />
7:00pm -<br />
8:00pm<br />
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er 12, <strong>2021</strong><br />
Registration<br />
Desk<br />
:00am - 5:00pm<br />
egistration<br />
Meeting<br />
Room A<br />
Conference Center<br />
Meeting<br />
Room B<br />
Meeting<br />
Room G<br />
Fieldhouse<br />
Floor<br />
9:00 - 4:30pm<br />
HS/College<br />
Transfer Auditions<br />
Audition Briefin<br />
8:00am - 9:20am<br />
Slowing Down<br />
Scenic Improv<br />
9:00am - 6:00pm<br />
College Fair<br />
9:30am - 10:50am<br />
Create Your Own Work<br />
11:00am - 12:20pm<br />
Functional Voice<br />
Training for Musical<br />
Theatre<br />
1:30pm - 2:50pm<br />
The Actor's Playground<br />
3:00pm - 4:20pm<br />
Saved by the Belt:<br />
Don't Screech!<br />
4:30pm - 5:50pm<br />
Amplify Your Voice and<br />
Launch Your Career<br />
Outside Stage<br />
7:00pm - 8:00pm<br />
Asolo Performance<br />
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Theatre Winter Haven<br />
Time Cabaret Room Art Room 1<br />
7:00am -<br />
8:00am<br />
Main Stage<br />
(TWH)<br />
Saturday, Nove<br />
Activity<br />
Room<br />
7<br />
R<br />
8:00am -<br />
9:20am<br />
9:00am - 8:00pm<br />
Middle School/Youth<br />
Theatre One-Act<br />
8:00am - 9:20am<br />
Basic Swordplay<br />
for Theatre<br />
9:30am -<br />
10:50am<br />
11:00am -<br />
12:20pm<br />
Middle School/Youth<br />
Theatre One-Act<br />
Middle School/Youth<br />
Theatre One-Act<br />
9:30am - 10:50pm<br />
Musical Theatre<br />
Dance Audition<br />
Performance Quality<br />
11:00am - 12:00pm<br />
Movement for the Actor<br />
1:30pm -<br />
2:50pm<br />
3:00pm -<br />
4:20pm<br />
Middle School/Youth<br />
Theatre One-Act<br />
Middle School/Youth<br />
Theatre One-Act<br />
1:30pm - 2:50pm<br />
Musical Theatre<br />
Dance Audition<br />
Performance Quality<br />
4:30pm -<br />
5:50pm<br />
6:00pm -<br />
7:00pm<br />
7:00pm -<br />
8:00pm<br />
8:00pm -<br />
9:00pm<br />
Middle School/Youth<br />
Theatre One-Act<br />
Middle School/Youth<br />
Theatre One-Act<br />
Middle School/Youth<br />
Theatre One-Act<br />
8:15pm - 9:00pm<br />
MS/YT/IN Awards<br />
Ceremony<br />
4:30pm - 5:30pm<br />
Bringing Objects to Life<br />
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mber 13, <strong>2021</strong><br />
Registration<br />
Desk<br />
:00am - 5:00pm<br />
egistration<br />
Meeting<br />
Room A<br />
Conference Center<br />
Meeting<br />
Room B<br />
Meeting<br />
Room G<br />
Fieldhouse<br />
Floor<br />
8:00am - 9:20am<br />
Practical Aesthetics:<br />
Atlantic Acting Technique<br />
9:00am - 4:00pm<br />
College Fair<br />
10:30am <strong>FTC</strong><br />
Annual Meeting<br />
9:30am - 10:50am<br />
Practical Aesthetics:<br />
Atlantic Acting Technique<br />
11:00am - 12:20pm<br />
Consent for the Performer<br />
1:00pm - High<br />
School Awards<br />
Ceremony<br />
1:30pm - 2:50pm<br />
Getting the Most Out of<br />
Your Voice<br />
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8:00 am - 8:45am<br />
Audition Breifin - Meeting Room B<br />
8:00 am - 6:00 pm<br />
High School Division - One-Acts<br />
Thursday, November 11, <strong>2021</strong><br />
8:00 am - 8:45 am<br />
Paper or Plastic<br />
by Werner Trieschmann<br />
Presented by Palm Harbor University High School<br />
Adjudicator Feedback 8:45 am - 8:55 am<br />
8:00 am - 9:20 am<br />
Musical Theatre Tap Dance w/ a Broadway Performer (Workshop)<br />
Andrew Cao, The University of Florida<br />
I’m proud to have spent 10 years performing on Broadway. Come join me as we increase our tap<br />
confidence and competence within the Broadway and Musical Theatre genre. We’ll also explore<br />
ways to stand out in the audition room, discuss the college audition process, and learn how to make a<br />
deeper impact with your submissions. I’m looking forward to dancing with you!<br />
THURSDAY<br />
8:00 am - 9:20 am<br />
Playing Shakespeare (Workshop)<br />
James Randolph, New World School of the Arts<br />
Playing Shakespeare: Not just talking about him, not just analyzing him but learning how PLAY THE<br />
ROLES. This workshop will help you develop a clear technique and approach to plays, characters<br />
and themes. Learn about the FOUR HUMORS, THE GREAT CHAIN OF BEING, Clues to Acting<br />
Shakespeare and the Second Circle. Plus great diction drills and tips to getting better and not only<br />
being seen on the stage but heard.<br />
9:00 am - 4:30 pm<br />
High School / State College Transfer Auditions<br />
9:00 am - 6:00 pm<br />
College Fair<br />
9:00 am - 9:45 am<br />
Life in the Background<br />
by Jake Tottle<br />
Presented by East Lake High School<br />
Adjudicator Feedback 9:45 am - 9:55 am<br />
9:30 am - 10:50 am<br />
Create Your Own Work (Workshop)<br />
Christina Bottley, Atlantic Acting School<br />
Actor, singer, and producer Christina Bottley takes you through the steps of creating, producing, and<br />
presenting your own work. From concept, to script, to production. This on your feet workshop will cover<br />
a wide range of performance types; including improv, sketch comedy, theatre groups/ shows, solo<br />
pieces, film/ video production and podcasts<br />
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Thursday, November 11, <strong>2021</strong><br />
9:30 am - 10:50 am<br />
Fosse Workshop (Workshop)<br />
Danielle Dale-Hancock, Lynn University<br />
Teaching a medley of Bob Fosse styles from a variety of his shows, such as Sweet Charity, Chicago<br />
and Cabaret. Breaking down the complexities of what is Fosse so you can love and appreciate his<br />
greatness.<br />
9:30 am - 10:50 am<br />
Side by Side: Singing Actors Workshop (Workshop)<br />
Erik DeCicco, Jacksonville University<br />
This workshop is focused on the singing actor who wants to polish and craft a short 16 or 32-bar audition<br />
selection from both the perspective of a director and musical director. This workshop will be in a<br />
master class format. Please bring your sheet music as an accompanist will be provided.<br />
10:00 am - 10:45 am<br />
Twelve Angry Jurors<br />
by Sherman L. Sergel<br />
Presented by Westminster Christian School<br />
Adjudicator Feedback 10:45 am - 10:55 am<br />
11:00 am - 12:20 pm<br />
Film and Television Audition Techniques (Workshop)<br />
Anthony McMurray, New York Conservatory<br />
We’ve seen the casting business move toward self-taping in the last few years. This trend will continue<br />
and expand as time goes on. Whether it’s college auditions for this fall, meeting agents before<br />
pilot season, or trying to break into the business through open calls, you’ll need to get your act together<br />
and present good work within the constraints of online meeting tools and self-submissions. From<br />
“where should I look?” to “what do they expect?” we’ll look at crafting monologues and cold reads that<br />
survive social distancing.<br />
THURSDAY<br />
11:00 am - 12:20 pm<br />
Digital Rendering for Costume Designers (Workshop)<br />
Elizabeth Bourgeois, University of South Florida<br />
I will demonstrate digital rendering techniques using Procreate and Photoshop. I will share physical<br />
renderings, and demonstrate time-lapse tutorials on how to achieve costume drawings using digital<br />
methods. Students may wish to bring their phones and tablets, but it is not required. I will answer<br />
questions during the demonstration, and offer tools and tricks.<br />
11:00 am - 12:20 pm<br />
Improvisational Acting - Seeking to Discover (Workshop)<br />
Mark Mocahbee, New York Film Academy<br />
Learn to be present and aware during scene work, playfully discovering character and emotion in the<br />
present moment, rather than desperately trying to invent them. Topics covered will be listening actively,<br />
physicalizing the character, building with your scene partner and following the fun rather than trying<br />
to be funny.<br />
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Thursday, November 11, <strong>2021</strong><br />
11:00 am - 12:20 pm<br />
The 16-Bar Audition (Workshop)<br />
Jeff Hess, New World School of the Arts<br />
This workshop will cover the general strategies for preparing a 16-bar audition piece, talking to the pianist<br />
and singing with confidence. Bring your <strong>FTC</strong> musical selection and build your co fidence before<br />
your audition.<br />
12:00 pm - 1:00pm<br />
College/University Network Luncheon - By Reservation Only<br />
12:00 pm - 12:45 pm<br />
The Proposal<br />
by Anton Chekhov<br />
Presented by Doral Performing Arts Academy<br />
Adjudicator Feedback 12:45 pm - 12:55 pm<br />
THURSDAY<br />
1:00 pm - 1:45 pm<br />
The Schemer and the Alien<br />
by Christi Golian<br />
Presented by Alonso High School<br />
Aujudicator Feedback 1:45 pm - 1:55 pm<br />
1:30 pm - 2:50 pm<br />
Preparing for the College Audition (Workshop)<br />
Tim Evanicki, The College Audition<br />
The task of applying and auditioning for college theatre and musical theatre programs is a daunting<br />
and scary undertaking. Let Tim Evanicki, a nationally-renowned author and college audition coach<br />
take you through the process, step-by-step to help you understand it better. You will leave this<br />
seminar with a better understanding of the different college and university programs and degree types<br />
available to you, how to make a smart list of colleges to improve your chances of acceptance, and<br />
picking your materials for auditions. This is a must-attend workshop for all students, parents, and<br />
teachers who will be going through this process!<br />
1:30 pm - 2:50 pm<br />
Do the Work: What I Need To Be a Professional (Workshop)<br />
Joshua McKinney, The McKinney Studios<br />
Learn the ropes, be professional, relevant, and likable by developing networking and communication<br />
skills that make an impact and enjoy longevity in the arts. In this workshop, we will explore everything<br />
you need to have in your “toolbox” to be a professional working artist. You will be equipped with vital<br />
industry insights as well as templates and tools for you to be empowered to propel yourself into the<br />
next phase of your journey. Whether it be as a university student or as a beginning actor auditioning<br />
for work, this workshop is for you. There is a new tip or tool for everyone no matter where you are in<br />
your career.<br />
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Thursday, November 11, <strong>2021</strong><br />
1:30 pm - 2:15 pm<br />
Audition Briefing - Activity Room<br />
1:30 pm - 2:50 pm<br />
Getting the Most Out of Your Voice (Workshop)<br />
Timothy Wilds, Daytona State College<br />
Every actor/singer wants to get the most out of their voice. It’s not uncommon to want a certain<br />
sound but fail to achieve it. Perhaps your plan for the sound is not working because you need a<br />
better understanding of how the voice works, particular to the sound you are after. This workshop will<br />
suggest reliable solutions, seated in voice science, to help the actor/singer achieve their goals.<br />
2:00 pm - 2:45 pm<br />
The Greek Mytholgy Olympiaganza<br />
by Don Zolidis<br />
Presented by Clearwater Central Catholic High School<br />
Adjudicator Feedback 2:45 pm - 2:55 pm<br />
3:00 pm - 4:20 pm<br />
Film and Television Audition Techniques (Workshop)<br />
Anthony McMurray, New York Conservatory<br />
We’ve seen the casting business move toward self-taping in the last few years. This trend will continue<br />
and expand as time goes on. Whether it’s college auditions for this fall, meeting agents before<br />
pilot season, or trying to break into the business through open calls, you’ll need to get your act together<br />
and present good work within the constraints of online meeting tools and self-submissions. From<br />
“where should I look?” to “what do they expect?” we’ll look at crafting monologues and cold reads that<br />
survive social distancing.<br />
3:00 pm - 4:20 pm<br />
Creating Your Own Content (Workshop)<br />
Noam Shapiro, AMDA (The American Musical and Dramatic Academy)<br />
This interactive workshop will teach you how to use the resources available to produce your own<br />
short films and more. This workshop is great for those with experience, or those who are just curious.<br />
Although it is geared towards filmmaking, it can be modified for stage productions Task: Students will<br />
have the opportunity to pitch their ideas and receive practical and honest feedback.<br />
3:00 pm - 4:20 pm<br />
Broadway Dance With a Broadway Performer (Workshop)<br />
Andrew Cao, The University of Florida<br />
I’m proud to have spent 10 years performing on Broadway. Come join me as we explore some of the<br />
industry’s most electric choreography and explore ways to stand out in the audition room! We’ll also<br />
discuss the college audition process and how to make a deeper impact with your submissions. I’m<br />
looking forward to dancing with you!<br />
THURSDAY<br />
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THURSDAY<br />
Thursday, November 11, <strong>2021</strong><br />
3:00 pm - 4:20 pm<br />
Consent for the Performer (Workshop)<br />
Daniel Granke, University of South Florida<br />
This workshop will guide performers through the basics of consent: what it is, and the elements it<br />
requires. Students will also explore their relationship to the words “yes” and “no” through practical<br />
exercises. By the end students should be better equipped to advocate for themselves and to<br />
incorporate the principles of consent in their work.<br />
4:00 - 4:45 PM<br />
Tartuffe from Molier<br />
by Noyce Burleson<br />
Presented by Boone High School<br />
Adjudicator Feedback 4:45 pm - 4:55 pm<br />
4:30 pm - 5:50 pm<br />
Designing With LEDs (Workshop)<br />
Charles Houghton, University of West Florida<br />
LED fixtures have become an everyday tool for lighting designers. This presentation will discuss<br />
where best to use them in the light plot and how to use them when you are building your cues. We<br />
will also look at the technical challenges all LED fixtures have when dimming. For demonstration<br />
purposes I will be using the new ETC Augment3d to give some cuing examples.<br />
4:30 pm - 5:50 pm<br />
Slowing Down Scenic Improv (Workshop)<br />
Gavin Hawk, Eckerd College/Circle in the Square Conservatory<br />
In this workshop we will discover what happens when we slow down and take our sweet time in an<br />
improvised scene. During this session we will work on learning to listen and respond emotionally to<br />
your scene partner, to use the environment and object work to make your scenes more powerful, and<br />
to be authentic and vulnerable on stage.<br />
4:30 pm - 5:50 pm<br />
Fight To the Death (Workshop)<br />
Stewart Hawley, University of Mobile<br />
This workshop introduces the actor to basic unarmed fighting techniques used in stage combat fights<br />
Students will be introduced to punches, kicks, holds, and knap sounds. The focus will be on selling<br />
the fights as well as safety features associated with keeping the actor safe<br />
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Thursday, November 11, <strong>2021</strong><br />
5:00 - 5:45 PM<br />
The Marvelous Wonderettes Glee Club Edition<br />
by Roger Bean<br />
Presented by Calvary Christian Academy<br />
Adjudicator Feedback 5:45 pm - 5:55 pm<br />
6:00 - 6:45 PM<br />
The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon (One Act<br />
by Don Zolidis<br />
Presented by Buchholz High School<br />
Adjudicator Feedback 6:45 pm - 6:55 pm<br />
THURSDAY<br />
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8:00 am - 8:45am<br />
Audition Breifing - Meeting Room<br />
8:00 am - 6:00 pm<br />
High School Division - One-Acts<br />
Friday, November 12, <strong>2021</strong><br />
8:00 am - 8:45 am<br />
Bob’s Date<br />
by John Shanahan<br />
Presented by Newsome High School<br />
Adjudicator Feedback 8:45 am - 8:55 am<br />
8:00 am - 9:20 am<br />
Invoking Emotions (Workshop)<br />
Paul Bawek, Florida Southern College<br />
Explore Michael Chekhov’s approaches to inciting emotions for your stage characters.<br />
FRIDAY<br />
8:00 am - 9:20 am<br />
Slowing Down Scenic Improv (Workshop)<br />
Gavin Hawk, Eckerd College/Circle in the Square<br />
In this workshop we will discover what happens when we slow down and take our sweet time in an<br />
improvised scene. During this session we will work on learning to listen and respond emotionally to<br />
your scene partner, to use the environment and object work to make your scenes more powerful, and<br />
to be authentic and vulnerable on stage.<br />
9:00 am - 4:30 pm<br />
High School / State College Transfer Auditions<br />
9:00 am - 6:00 pm<br />
College Fair<br />
9:00 am - 9:45 am<br />
The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus<br />
by Christopher Marlowe (Adapted by Silas Hoover)<br />
Presented by New World School of the Arts<br />
Adjudicator Feedback 9:45 am - 9:55 am<br />
9:30 am - 10:50 am<br />
Digital Rendering for Costume Designers (Workshop)<br />
Elizabeth Bourgeois, University of South Florida<br />
I will demonstrate digital rendering techniques using Procreate and Photoshop. I will share physical<br />
renderings, and demonstrate time-lapse tutorials on how to achieve costume drawings using digital<br />
methods. Students may wish to bring their phones and tablets, but it is not required. I will answer<br />
questions during the demonstration, and offer tools and tricks.<br />
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Friday, November 12, <strong>2021</strong><br />
9:30 am - 10:50 am<br />
Basic Swordplay for Theatre (Workshop)<br />
Ted Lewis, Buchholz High School<br />
An active workshop in which students will learn the basics of Theatrical Swordplay. By the end of the<br />
class they will understand predetermined patterns used in choreography and safe ways to create<br />
the illusion of realistic swordplay. The class is based on structured methods utilized in the Society of<br />
American Fight Directors and British style exhibition swordplay.<br />
9:30 am - 10:50 am<br />
Create Your Own Work (Workshop)<br />
Christina Bottley, Atlantic Acting School<br />
Actor, singer, and producer Christina Bottley takes you through the steps of creating, producing, and<br />
presenting your own work. From concept, to script, to production. This on your feet workshop will<br />
cover a wide range of performance types; including improv, sketch comedy, theatre groups/ shows,<br />
solo pieces, film/ video production, and podcasts.<br />
10:00 am - 10:45 am<br />
Deliver Us Not! Or Birth, Where Is Thy Sting?<br />
by Lee Howard and Greg Gamble<br />
Presented by Manatee School for the Arts<br />
Adjudicator Feedback 10:45 am - 10:55 am<br />
11:00 am - 12:20 pm<br />
Designing With LEDs (Workshop)<br />
Charles Houghton, University of West Florida<br />
LED fixtures have become an everyday tool for lighting designers. This presentation will discuss<br />
where best to use them in the light plot and how to use them when you are building your cues. We<br />
will also look at the technical challenges all LED fixtures have when dimming. For demonstration<br />
purposes I will be using the new ETC Augment3d to give some cuing examples.<br />
FRIDAY<br />
11:00 am - 12:20 pm<br />
Creating Your Own Content (Workshop)<br />
Noam Shapiro, AMDA (The American Musical and Dramatic Academy)<br />
This interactive workshop will teach you how to use the resources available to produce your own<br />
short films and more. This workshop is great for those with experience, or those who are just curious.<br />
Although it is geared towards filmmaking, it can be modified for stage productions Task: Students will<br />
have the opportunity to pitch their ideas and receive practical and honest feedback.<br />
11:00 am - 12:20 pm<br />
Improvisational Acting - Seeking to Discover (Workshop)<br />
Mark Mocahbee, New York Film Academy<br />
Learn to be present and aware during scene work, playfully discovering character and emotion in the<br />
present moment, rather than desperately trying to invent them. Topics covered will be listening actively,<br />
physicalizing the character, building with your scene partner and following the fun rather than trying<br />
to be funny.<br />
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Friday, November 12, <strong>2021</strong><br />
11:00 am - 12:20 pm<br />
Functional Voice Training for Musical Theatre (Workshop)<br />
Wesley Morgan, Florida Southern College<br />
Functional training seeks to coordinate your authentic voice with no particular timbre/stylistic goal in<br />
mind--ideal for singers who have to perform multiple styles. In this workshop you will learn the basics<br />
of vocal function, simple exercises you can perform daily that will strengthen and coordinate your<br />
voice, clarify common “vocal-technique-speak,” and apply vocal function to repertoire.<br />
12:00 pm - 12:45 pm<br />
1:00 pm - 1:45 pm<br />
With Two Wings<br />
by Anne Negri<br />
Presented by Windermere High School<br />
Adjudicator Feedback 12:45 pm - 12:55 pm<br />
ALICE<br />
by Jerome McDonough<br />
Presented by Coral Reef High School<br />
Adjudicator Feedback 1:45 pm - 1:55 pm<br />
FRIDAY<br />
1:30 pm - 2:50 pm<br />
Bro-Belting (Workshop)<br />
Tim Evanicki, The College Audition<br />
A belting masterclass for singers who identify as male. Boys can belt, too! It’s just a little different than<br />
what you may hear about female belting. This class, strictly for students who identify as male, will<br />
help you open-up, and brighten-up that upper-register, male belt that is essential to singing modern<br />
musical theatre! Bring 16-32 bars of a contemporary musical theatre song and an accompaniment<br />
track.<br />
1:30 pm - 2:50 pm<br />
The Actor’s Playground (Workshop)<br />
Nancy Sears, Sears Studio Performing Arts Academy for All Ages<br />
Come and play or observe and absorb! This workshop is for all skill levels and age groups.<br />
Participants will have the opportunity to learn, expand and demonstrate improvisation techniques<br />
through various exercises and games. Yes, and.... why not join the fun?<br />
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Friday, November 12, <strong>2021</strong><br />
2:00 pm - 2:45 pm<br />
3:00 pm - 3:45 pm<br />
Canceled - (or how to UnCancel yourself)<br />
by Kris Kahn<br />
Presented by East Lake High School<br />
Adjudicator Feedback 2:45 pm - 2:55 pm<br />
Visitors<br />
by Del Martin<br />
Presented by Freedom High School<br />
Adjudicator Feedback 3:45 pm - 3:55 pm<br />
3:00 pm - 4:20 pm<br />
Beginner Tap Dance (Workshop)<br />
Jamel Booth & Joshua Reaves, Dr. Michael M. Krop Sr. High School<br />
An exploration of musical theatre and expanding your performance quality palate. The workshop will<br />
include the dance number “He’s The Wizard” from The Wiz. We will practice audition techniques with<br />
learning the choreography swiftly in addition to making sure you can stand out from the crowd. For all<br />
levels beginner-advanced.<br />
3:00 pm - 4:20 pm<br />
Saved by the Belt: Don’t Screech! A Master Class for Belters! (Workshop)<br />
Tim Evanicki, The College Audition<br />
Do you know what the first two things were that you did on this planet after being born? You took a<br />
breath, then you BELTED! Yes, EVERYONE CAN BELT. You already know how; you just don’t know<br />
how to use it. This class is for belters who identify as female. Please bring 16-32 bars of your best<br />
belt song and an accompaniment track.<br />
FRIDAY<br />
4:30 pm - 5:50 pm<br />
Fosse Workshop (Workshop)<br />
Danielle Dale-Hancock, Lynn University<br />
Teaching a medley of Bob Fosse styles from a variety of his shows, such as Sweet Charity, Chicago<br />
and Cabaret. Breaking down the complexities of what is Fosse so you can love and appreciate his<br />
greatness.<br />
4:30 pm - 5:50 pm<br />
Amplify Your Voice and Launch Your Career (Workshop)<br />
Sarah Sawyer, Sawyer Studios<br />
Why is your voice important and so impactful to your career as a performer? Your voice is one of<br />
the main ways that you are identified, which makes your voice one of the most important assets you<br />
possess. Like most things, the effort and work you put in will show in your performance. Developing<br />
healthy daily habits is key to keeping you in tip top shape.<br />
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Friday, November 12, <strong>2021</strong><br />
5:00 pm - 5:45 pm<br />
6:00 pm - 6:45 pm<br />
7:00 pm - 7:45 pm<br />
Ruby’s Story<br />
by Ron Osborne<br />
Presented by West Orange High School<br />
Adjudicator Feedback 5:45 pm - 5:55 pm<br />
The Revolutionists<br />
by Lauren Gunderson<br />
Presented by Winter Park High School<br />
Adjudicator Feedback 6:45 pm - 6:55 pm<br />
Chaika<br />
by Ozzie Quintana<br />
Presented by Miami Arts Studio 6-12 @ Zelda Glazer<br />
Adjudicator Feedback 7:45 pm - 7:55 pm<br />
7:00 pm - 8:00 pm<br />
OUTSIDE STAGE<br />
FRIDAY<br />
Asolo Repertory Theatre<br />
presents an FSU/Asolo Conservatory for Actor Training Production<br />
Much Ado About Nothing<br />
By William Shakespeare<br />
Adapted & Directed by Gaby Rodriguez<br />
Asolo Rep and the FSU/Asolo Conservatory for Actor Training<br />
Asolo Rep and the FSU/Asolo Conservatory are bringing you the next generation of Shakespeare<br />
with BardWired: Much Ado About Nothing. In this 45-min. innovative adaptation experience the Bard<br />
like never before--as part of a neighborhood block party!<br />
While their soldiers have been away at war, the community of Messina has learned to lean on each<br />
other for support. The intrepid (and self-appointed) Neighborhood Watch are young scouts, led by<br />
troupe leader Dogberry--and scout surveillance is at high alert. As the neighborhood’s war heroes<br />
Benedick, Claudio, and Don Pedro return home, they have to renegotiate their place on the block.<br />
While young Hero and Claudio immediately fall in love, quick witted Benedick and Beatrice need a<br />
matchmaker’s push, but their love and re-integration into Messina are jeopardized by dastardly Don<br />
John’s villainous machinations. Fall in love with this uproarious, witty, and charming story, designed to<br />
connect communities through Shakespeare.<br />
Learn About Asolo Rep’s BardWired <strong>Program</strong>:<br />
https://www.asolorep.org/engage-learn/school-programs/asolo-rep-on-tour<br />
Playbill:<br />
https://issuu.com/asolorepmarktingdocs/9063_much_ado_playbill_final<br />
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FRIDAY
Saturday, November 14, <strong>2021</strong><br />
8:00 am - 9:20 am<br />
Basic Swordplay for Theatre (Workshop)<br />
Ted Lewis, Buchholz High School<br />
An active workshop in which students will learn the basics of Theatrical Swordplay. By the end of the<br />
class they will understand predetermined patterns used in choreography and safe ways to create<br />
the illusion of realistic swordplay. The class is based on structured methods utilized in the Society of<br />
American Fight Directors and British style exhibition swordplay.<br />
8:00 am - 9:20 am<br />
Practical Aesthetics: The Atlantic Acting Technique (Workshop)<br />
Christina Bottley, Atlantic Acting School<br />
Think before you act, so that you can act before you think. This simple yet complex phrase is the<br />
core of the Atlantic Acting Technique, Practical Aesthetics. In this “on your feet workshop,” students<br />
will be introduced to the contemporary acting technique developed by playwright David Mamet and<br />
actor William H. Macy, which is exclusively taught through the school they co-founded along with the<br />
twenty-two time Tony Award winning Atlantic Theater Company in NYC.<br />
9:00 am - 4:00 pm<br />
College Fair<br />
SATURDAY<br />
9:00 am - 8:00 pm<br />
Middle School/Youth Theatre/Inclusion One-Act Festival<br />
9:00 am - 9:45 am<br />
The Sweet Successes and Epic Fails of Middle School<br />
by Tracy Schuknecht<br />
Presented by Sebring Middle School<br />
9:30 am - 10:50 am<br />
Musical Theatre Dance Audition Performance Quality (Workshop)<br />
Jamel Booth, Dr. Michael M. Krop High School<br />
An exploration of musical theatre and expanding your performance quality palate. The workshop will<br />
include the dance number “He’s The Wizard” from The Wiz. We will practice audition techniques with<br />
learning the choreography swiftly in addition to making sure you can stand out from the crowd. For all<br />
levels: beginners to advanced.<br />
9:30 am - 10:50 am<br />
Practical Aesthetics: The Atlantic Acting Technique (Workshop)<br />
Christina Bottley, Atlantic Acting School<br />
Think before you act, so that you can act before you think. This simple yet complex phrase is the<br />
core of the Atlantic Acting Technique, Practical Aesthetics. In this “on your feet workshop,” students<br />
will be introduced to the contemporary acting technique developed by playwright David Mamet and<br />
actor William H. Macy, which is exclusively taught through the school they co-founded along with the<br />
twenty-two time Tony Award winning Atlantic Theater Company in NYC.<br />
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Saturday, November 14, <strong>2021</strong><br />
10:20 am - 11:10 am<br />
The Day the Music Came Back<br />
by Alvaro Saar Rios<br />
Presented by Patel Conservatory<br />
10:30 am - 11:30 am<br />
Annual Membership Meeting<br />
11:00 am - 12:00 pm<br />
Movement for the Actor (Middle School/Youth Theatre Workshop)<br />
Matthew Belopavlovich, Patel Conservatory<br />
The skill of physical storytelling is an essential on every actor’s toolbelt. Participants will experience<br />
activities that strengthen their character development and pantomime. Come prepared to move<br />
outside of the box during this workshop that explores the movement techniques of Grotowski and<br />
Bogart blended with the art of clowning. Movement/gym clothes are recommended.<br />
11:00 am - 12:20 pm<br />
Consent for the Performer (Workshop)<br />
Daniel Granke, University of South Florida<br />
This workshop will guide performers through the basics of consent: what it is, and the elements it<br />
requires. Students will also explore their relationship to the words “yes” and “no” through practical<br />
exercises. By the end students should be better equipped to advocate for themselves and to<br />
incorporate the principles of consent in their work.<br />
11:40 am - 12:25 pm<br />
Junie B. Jones Jr.<br />
by Marcy Heisler and Zina Goldrich<br />
Presented by Theatre Arts and Dance Alliance<br />
SATURDAY<br />
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm<br />
High School Division Awards Ceremony<br />
1:00 pm - 1:45 pm<br />
Kim Possible OCA<br />
by Edwin Vazquez<br />
Presented by Running Man Theatre<br />
1:30 pm - 2:50 pm<br />
Musical Theatre Dance Audition Performance Quality (Workshop)<br />
Jamel Booth, Dr. Michael M. Krop High School<br />
An exploration of musical theatre and expanding your performance quality palate. The workshop will<br />
include the dance number “He’s The Wizard” from The Wiz. We will practice audition techniques with<br />
learning the choreography swiftly in addition to making sure you can stand out from the crowd. For all<br />
levels: beginners to advanced.<br />
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Saturday, November 14, <strong>2021</strong><br />
1:30 pm - 2:50 pm<br />
Getting the Most Out of Your Voice<br />
Timothy Wilds, Daytona State College<br />
Every actor/singer wants to get the most out of their voice. It’s not uncommon to want a certain<br />
sound but fail to achieve it. Perhaps your plan for the sound is not working because you need a<br />
better understanding of how the voice works, particular to the sound you are after. This workshop will<br />
suggest reliable solutions, seated in voice science, to help the actor/singer achieve their goals.<br />
3:00 pm - 3:45 pm<br />
Thank You, Ma’am<br />
by Langston Hughes<br />
Presented by U.B. Kinsey Palmview Elementary School of the Arts<br />
4:20 pm - 5:10 pm<br />
*The Portal Traitor: The Musical<br />
Presented by Griffin Academy<br />
*This play is asterisked for adult language, a fight scene, and talk of death<br />
SATURDAY<br />
4:30 pm - 5:00 pm<br />
Bringing Objects to Life<br />
Maria Cary, Orange County Public Schools<br />
How do we take an everyday item from ordinary to extraordinary? By transforming it into a puppet of<br />
course! An original puppet of your own can easily be created from everyday objects and materials<br />
around you. This participatory workshop will explore the ways in which we identify with and find<br />
meaning in objects, and the symbolism, character and relationships that can be unearthed within<br />
everyday items! Walk away with a series of manipulation techniques to create an original puppet of<br />
your very own!<br />
5:40 pm - 6:25 pm<br />
7:00 pm - 7:45 pm<br />
Flowers for Algernon<br />
by David Rogers<br />
Presented by Emerald Coast Theatre Company<br />
Disney’s Frozen KIDS<br />
by Jennifer Lee, Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez<br />
Presented by Sears Studio at Country Day School<br />
8:15 pm - 9:00 pm<br />
Middle School / Youth Theatre / Inclusion Awards Ceremony<br />
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This event has been financed in part by a Conference Grant<br />
through Visit Central Florida.<br />
SPECIAL THANKS TO<br />
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