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This class is limited to 12 actors, and is recommended for any actor, male or female, who wishes to become experienced with playing Shakespeare. Includes work on monologues, voice, text, process work, and master class training suited for the beginner through the advanced player. 6 Saturdays, 3-6p, November 7, 14, 21, 28, Dec. 5 & 12 - 3-6pm. Tuition: $300.
QUESTIONS? CONTACT Lisa Wolpe at lawsc@earthlink.net If you don't want to purchase by credit card, please SEND TUITION check and photo/resume to LAWSC, 1158 26th St. #399, Santa Monica, CA 90403.
Lisa Wolpe is an actress, director, teacher and producer. She is the Artistic Director of the Los Angeles Women's Shakespeare Company, an award-winning all-female, multi-cultural theater company that she founded in 1993. L.A. Magazine has called seeing the LAWSC "one of the ten coolest things to do in Los Angeles". Lisa and her company have been featured on PBS, CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS, and London's International News. Lisa has performed 20 leading male roles in the Shakespeare canon, and is internationally considered a Master Teacher of the Bard's work. Her recent performance as Shylock earned her a nomination as the finest leading actress in Los Angeles, and she has won numerous awards for her acting, directing and producing work. Other credits include Berkeley Repertory Theater, Shakespeare & Company, Boston Center for the Arts, Arizona Theater Company, San Diego Repertory Company, Boston Theater Works, California Shakespeare Festival, Southwest Shakespeare, Sedona Shakespeare, and various films and television shows. She has taught and directed Shakespeare at Boston University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Emerson College, American Conservatory Theater, University of Southern California, Cal Poly Pomona, and other schools, and been an invited guest speaker at over thirty universities. An accomplished playwright, she created an award-winning clown version of Parzival, as well as an adaptation of Macbeth for three-actor adaptation which just toured London and the Edinburgh Festival, and will be seen in Philadelphia this summer. She is currently working on a documentary of her company, and is writing a one-woman show for herself to perform in London next summer.
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