Triple Threat Theatre
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Triple Threat Theatre
Participation Fee
Whole year 390€
Course 1 and 2 135€ each
Course 3 160€
This is a NEW energetic, informative and fun theatre course for adults 16+ years of age. Divided into 3 shorter units allowing participants to enrol in shorter or longer versions of the course. The aim is for participants to build skills in acting, dance and singing allowing them to become « Triple Threat » performers. Aimed at both beginners and more experienced performers.
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When
32 Sessions whole year enrolment
Course 1 and 2 - 10 weeks
Course 3 - 12 weeks
Mondays 19:30 - 21:00
4th September 2023 - 17th June 2024
Performance Sunday 3rd March and
Sunday16th June
Where
1 Imp. de la Gare, 31820 Pibrac, France
Course Description
This course is designed to build skills over a year of 32 sessions. The year is divided into 3 separate courses so you can choose shorter or longer options to suit you. By enrolling for the full year enrolment you receive a discount on the individual course rates.
Full year enrolment
32 weeks 390€
Course 1/ Theatre Skills - Stage Movement
10 weeks 135€
This course will help participants to learn or improve their existing stage skills. Topics will include amongst other important basic theatre skills: stage combat, weight transfer, using breath and thought in movement, period costume movement skills, jump rhythm technique and vocal production.
The 10 Sessions are as follows:
September 4th - Discover Your Power
September 11th - Creating You!
September 18th - Understanding Breath and Projection of the Voice
September 25th - Body Placement on Stage - Body Lines and Tableaux
October 2nd - Falling with Style and Stage Antics
October 9th - Improvisation presented by La Bulle Carrée
October 16th - Movement Techniques for Difficult Costumes
November 6th - Imagination - Bringing Realism to Your Characters
November 13th - How to Work on Dialogue
November 20th - Amplification and Microphone Technique
Course 2/ Musical Theatre Choruses
10 weeks 135€
Participants will rehearse with vocal coaching from Eve and choreography from Peter 3 great musical theatre choruses from Guys and Dolls, A Chorus Line and Catch Me if You Can. This exciting and fun course will culminate in an informal performance directly after the course. Subsequently the works we have rehearsed will also be combined in a larger theatre work in partnership with the Scaramouche Association and there will be additional dates of rehearsal with both groups. The combined bilingual production is planned to perform in mid-May (Date TBC)
Dates:
November 27th
December 4th, 11th, 18th
January 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th
February 5th, 26th
Performance Sunday 3rd March - Salle Polyvalente, Pibrac
With Scaramouche:
Saturday 16th March - 10:00 -12:00
Wednesday 24th April - 19:30-21:30
Large theatre performance planned mid-May TBC
Course 3/ Stage Play - Rogue's Gallery
12 weeks 160€
The participants will hone their acquired theatre skills and rehearse mini scenes of a larger murder mystery play which will be performed with our theatre for teens group in an end of year public performance.
Dates:
March 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th
April 22nd, 29th
May 6th, 13th, 27th
June 3rd, 10th, 17th
Performance June 16th Salle Polyvalente, Pibrac
Rogues' Gallery
A 'Who Didn't Do It?' Mystery by by Rachel Bublitz, Tyler Dwiggins, Kathryn Funkhouser, Patrick Greene, Elissa C. Huang, Carrie McCrossen, Ian McWethy, Jason Pizzarello, & Maria Pretzl
Two hapless security guards must investigate who destroyed the art gallery's prize sculpture -
but every suspect caused mayhem that day, from would-be art thieves and confused tourists, to fumbling custodians and fiendish pranksters. Whodunnit? The better question is, who didn't? And can the guards come up with a really good excuse before the artist comes back? This is an hilarious build-your-own mystery play where the show will be constructed with any combination of components and optional interludes. Includes: Midnight Bandits by Rachel Bublitz, Fancy People Like Fondue by Maria Pretzl
Pranksy by Elissa C. Huang, The Sketch Pod by Tyler Dwiggins
Mayonnaise Mayonnaise by Patrick Greene ,The Participant by Jason Pizzarello
The Art Dealer is Impressed by Carrie McCrossen, The Collector by Kathryn Funkhouser
Two Ships Passing by Ian McWethy
More About the Activity Group
Eve Hirsch is an experienced international concert and stage vocal artist. After graduating with a Bachelor of Music (University of Auckland) she went on to complete a Graduate Diploma of Vocal Performance (Queensland Conservatorium) and was awarded a Churchill Fellowship in 1999. She has performed solo with many orchestras, including to an audience of 6000, with the New Zealand Symphony. On the theatrical stage, she has appeared in professional productions of both musical and operatic works, ranging from South Pacific to Madam Butterfly.
Eve has enjoyed an international teaching career and is an experienced teacher. Since moving to Toulouse she has been running her own private music studio Butterfly Vocal as well has being employed by the Conservatoire à rayonnement régional de Toulouse, the International School of Toulouse and the Mairie de Pibrac. She is active as a musical director, stage director and choral conductor of a pop/rock choir Vocal 31.
Peter Hammer is a professional performer, choreographer, and teacher based in Toulouse, France. For over 10 years, he has devoted his professional dance career to learning, dancing, and teaching the Jump Rhythm® Technique an unique American art form that combines jazz and tap dance with “scat” singing and body percussion to create an energetic expression of whole-body emotion and rhythm. He began dancing when he was 14 and went on to receive a degree in Dance Performance and Choreography from Hope College, in Holland, Michigan. In 2007, Peter began working with Jump Rhythm Jazz Project, an Emmy award-winning Chicago dance company. As a company member, he performed, choreographed, and taught workshops and masterclasses in Finland, Spain, France, and throughout the US. At the end of 2017, Peter received a “Passeport Talent” visa to teach dance and perform in France. Now, his focus is directed to introducing the Jump Rhythm Technique in France, with classes, workshops, and performances in Toulouse and other cities through his association, Association Rythme Américain, and dance company, Sounds of the SOL..
Who's Involved?
Eve Hirsch
Activity Leader and Course Presenter
Peter Hammer
Course Presenter
