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World Theatre Day

On this World Theatre Day, let's recognize the transformative power of theatre to bring people together, bridge divides, and create empathy. . . .

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Gillian Reynolds Casting gives some tips to actors on choosing a monologue

Gillian Reynolds Casting:Tips for Choosing a Film Monologue:

The other day an actor wanted to add some material to their showreel and asked for some tips! So here you go!

Firstly- make sure you have a decent camera and that the sound is good. Most phones nowadays are absolutely fine.

Directors often appreciate monologues from films because they demonstrate your ability to connect with on-screen material. Explore film scripts online. Look for scenes with compelling dialogue and emotional depth. Choose your age range! adapt the script to suit your accent and location!

Avoid Overdone Monologues: Just like in theatre, certain film monologues become overdone and lose their impact. Steer clear of cliché choices that directors may have heard countless times. Opt for something fresh and unexpected that still resonates with you.

Choose What You Love: Don't settle for a monologue you don't enjoy. Your passion for the material will shine through in your performance. Take the time to find a film monologue that excites you and allows you to showcase your skills effectively.

Opt for Active Scenes: select film monologues where the character is engaged in the action. Avoid narrative-heavy speeches and instead focus on scenes where something is happening in the present moment. This helps highlight your acting abilities and emotional range.

Consider the Context: Tailor your monologue to the genre, tone, and time period of the film you're auditioning for. If the film has a specific setting or cultural context, choose a monologue that aligns with it. This demonstrates your understanding of the project and helps the director envision you in a role.

Show Versatility: Avoid using just one monologue for your showreel when you are up and running.. Directors appreciate actors who can adapt to different styles and tones. Have at least two monologues for your showreel link when you are beginning to work within the Industry.

Highlight Your Skills: If the film you're auditioning for has specific requirements, such as an accent or a particular emotional range, incorporate these elements into your monologue. Showcase your ability to meet the demands of the role right from the audition.

Be Prepared to Discuss Your Choice: Directors may ask you about your monologue selection. Be ready to explain why you chose that particular scene and how it aligns with the character and the film's overall theme.

Good luck everyone!

[amcsociety]

Bard Theatre's rendition of Shakespeare's 'Much Ado About Nothing' takes us on a captivating journey to 1950's Hollywood, where the glamour of Messina, a summer villa, becomes the stage for a romantic comedy that mirrors the dazzling world of starlets, crooners, and political elites. Set against the backdrop of a venerable entertainer's prestigious award celebration, director Thia Thompson brings forth a delightful adaptation that captures the essence of Shakespeare's classic, with a Hollywood twist.

The stellar cast, led by the charismatic Erica Flor as Beatrice and the charming Ryan Golding as Benedick, delivers performances that seamlessly blend the wit and humor of the original play with the glitz and charm of Golden Age Hollywood. The chemistry between Flor and Golding is electric, bringing to life the banter and romance between their characters in this glamorous setting.

Chloe’s Moissis shines as the enchanting Hero, while Jonah Robbins portrays the dashing Claudio with a mix of vulnerability and passion. John-Thomas Hanson as Leonato anchors the ensemble with gravitas, and Sherman Christensen's portrayal of Don Pedro adds an extra layer of sophistication to the production.

Frances Domingos, as both Don John and Verges, brings a captivating dual performance, adding depth to the intrigue that unfolds. Polina Litvak, in the role of Dogberry, provides comedic relief with impeccable timing, and the supporting cast enhances the overall theatrical experience.

Under the direction of Thia Thompson, the play unfolds with seamless choreography by Sherman Christensen, creating a visually stunning and emotionally resonant experience. The 1950s Hollywood setting is not just a backdrop but an integral part of the narrative, enhancing the timeless themes of love, deception, and redemption.

Bard Theatre, a new troupe in San Francisco, makes a bold statement with this production, showcasing a commitment to innovative interpretations of classic works. The Victoria Theatre provides an intimate and immersive setting, allowing the audience to be transported into the glitzy world of Messina.

'Much Ado About Nothing' at Bard Theatre is not just a play; it's a celebration of Shakespeare's enduring brilliance, skillfully brought to life in a setting that adds a touch of cinematic magic. The performances, direction, and choreography culminate in a must-see production that captivates from the first act to the grand Hollywood ending. Catch this theatrical gem at the Victoria Theatre until Nov 12."

"Much Ado About Nothing" by William Shakespeare is a delightful comedic play that explores the complexities of love, deception, and mistaken identity. Set in the sunny town of Messina, the narrative unfolds with the return of soldiers Don Pedro, Claudio, and Benedick from a victorious war. The central characters, Beatrice and Benedick, engage in a battle of wits and a dance of denial, while their friends Claudio and Hero navigate the rocky road to love. The play is characterized by its sharp wit, intricate plot twists, and a masterful blend of humor and pathos.

The plot kicks into motion as the soldiers arrive at the estate of Leonato, the Governor of Messina. Leonato welcomes them with open arms, setting the stage for a series of events that will intertwine the fates of the main characters. The atmosphere is charged with the excitement of love and celebration, a perfect canvas for Shakespeare's exploration of human relationships.

One of the central motifs of the play is the contrast between two couples: the witty and independent Beatrice and Benedick and the sweet, naive Hero and Claudio. The verbal sparring between Beatrice and Benedick is a highlight, showcasing Shakespeare's gift for wordplay. Both characters are determinedly single, dismissing the idea of love and marriage. However, their friends conspire to bring them together, creating an intricate web of deception.

Claudio, smitten by Hero's beauty, quickly falls in love and seeks the help of his friends, Don Pedro and Benedick, to woo her. The stage is set for a joyful union, but the conniving Don John, Don Pedro's illegitimate brother, has other plans. Don John plots to undermine the budding romance, sowing seeds of doubt and deception that will have far-reaching consequences.

The pinnacle of the deception occurs during the masquerade ball. Disguised as others, characters engage in a dance of mistaken identities, leading to a series of miscommunications and misunderstandings. Claudio, manipulated by Don John's schemes, erroneously believes he witnesses Hero's infidelity, resulting in a public humiliation of the innocent bride-to-be. This dramatic turn of events forms the emotional core of the play, introducing a darker undertone to the otherwise lighthearted comedy.

The play's second half shifts from mirthful banter to somber reflection as Hero is wrongly accused of infidelity. The fallout from the accusation creates a stark contrast to the earlier scenes of revelry. Hero's innocence is eventually proven, but not before the characters and the audience are taken on an emotional rollercoaster.

Central to the resolution is the bumbling constable Dogberry and his watchmen, whose comic ineptitude unwittingly unravels the truth behind the malicious plot against Hero. Dogberry's malapropisms and comedic antics provide a refreshing counterpoint to the play's more serious themes. Through Dogberry's unintentional detective work, the truth is revealed, paving the way for redemption and reconciliation.

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The play concludes with a series of marriages that restore order and happiness. Hero's innocence is proven, and Claudio is given the chance to redeem himself by marrying her. Meanwhile, Beatrice and Benedick, whose witty repartee has entertained and enamored the audience throughout the play, finally admit their love for each other. These unions mark the resolution of the play's romantic entanglements, and the characters, having weathered the storms of deception and heartbreak, can finally revel in the joy of true love.

"Much Ado About Nothing" is a testament to Shakespeare's ability to navigate the complexities of human relationships with wit and insight. The play's exploration of love's triumph over deception, the consequences of mistaken identity, and the comedic interplay of its characters make it a timeless classic. The rich tapestry of humor, romance, and drama ensures that "Much Ado About Nothing" continues to captivate audiences across centuries, reminding us that love, laughter, and the occasional bit of mischief are universal experiences that transcend time and place. Complete cast are Erica Flor as Beatrice, Ryan Golding as Benedick, Chloe’s Moissis as Hero, Jonah Robbins as Claudio, John-Thomas Hanson as Leonato, Sherman Christensen as Don Pedro, Frances Domingos as Don John/Verges, Polina Litvak as Dogberry, Julie Lamb as Margaret/Sexton, George Alexander K. as Conrade/Friar, Cameron Langill as Borachio, David Klein as Antonio, and Fiof Gallagher as Messenger/Seacole.

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Back from service, chilling and scrolling through my December dumps to find This pics...😍 As a Thespian, this meant so much to me as I got to see my first Christmas Pantomime at the Paladium Theatre recently… titled "Jack and the Beanstalk”😂. It was so beautiful, the asthethics, scenery, costume grandeur, light and sound effects, and the bonus of having @alexanderburke with other amazing stars on stage was the icing of the cake. I really enjoyed myself, and It’s actually my first official/relaxed outing in 2023 and I will do more of this lodun yi cos work no dey finish!🥰💃 Happy Sunday fam, have a blessed week. #theatregeeks #thespian #londonliving #patobilor #pantomine #jackandthebeanstalk #theatre #theatrelife #theatrekid #theatredesign #theatrememes #musicaltheatre #theatrearts #theatrephotography #theatrelove #theatrenews #theatrenerd #artgeek (at The London Palladium) https://www.instagram.com/p/CncNzUsjSzP/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Had an amazing night at Guys and Dolls at the Bridge Theatre. It was wonderful catching up with old friends from Wall Street to Walton and meeting so many new friends. Having so many finance, PR, and entrepreneurial buddies from around the world in one place was truly a blessing. I loved every minute.

I can’t recommend the show enough! It has always been a favorite (my father-in-law played Sky Masterson alongside Bob Hoskins and Bernard Cribbins at the National). This version was spectacular—see it before it ends and make sure you stand in the pit! And stay for the dance-off!

🎼 Sit down, you’re rocking the boat!

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A theatre is a place where actors perform live to replicate or breathe life into the characters that are century old. The plays are improvised scripted and acted to their excellence. There are many famous theatres of the world that for centuries have been dedicatedly working to keep art alive.

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Some tips for Film Acting from Gillian Reynolds Casting:

Understand the Script

Script Analysis: Dive deep into the script to understand your character's motivations, background, and emotional journey. The more you understand the character, the better you can embody them authentically.

Develop Your Character

Character Work: Create a backstory for your character. What drives them? What are their fears, desires, and secrets? This depth will infuse authenticity into your portrayal.

Master the Art of Subtlety

Subtle Expressions: In film, often, less is more. Subtle facial expressions and nuanced gestures can convey a wealth of emotions. Practice conveying emotions through your eyes and body language.

Embrace Vulnerability

Emotional Availability: Be emotionally available for the character. Allow yourself to feel what they feel. Vulnerability brings depth to your performance.

Connect with other actors:

Reacting, not Just Acting: React authentically to the other characters lines and actions. Great performances often come from genuine interactions and reactions.

Master Your Craft

Continuous Learning: Never stop learning. Take classes, workshops, and observe other actors. Learn from both successes and failures.

Adapt to the Camera

Understanding Camera Angles: Familiarize yourself with different camera angles and how they affect your performance. Adjust your movements and expressions accordingly.

Practice Self-Reflection

Watch and Learn from Yourself: Record your performances and watch them critically. Identify areas of improvement and celebrate your strengths.

Be Adaptable

Flexibility: Be prepared for changes on set. Directors might request sudden changes, and being adaptable is a valuable skill.

Stay Resilient

Handling Rejection: Rejection is a part of the journey. Learn from it, grow, and keep pushing forward.

Networking is Key

Building Relationships: Network with industry professionals. Attend events, workshops, and engage in networking opportunities to build connections.

Take Care of Yourself

Self-Care: Acting can be emotionally and physically demanding. Take care of yourself mentally, emotionally, and physically.

Develop a Strong Work Ethic

Professionalism: Show up on time, be prepared, and give your best in every scene, regardless of the circumstances.

Trust the Director

Collaboration: Trust the director's vision and be open to their guidance. Collaboration often leads to outstanding performances.

Keep Your Passion Alive

Passion and Persistence: Let your love for acting drive you. Persist through challenges and setbacks, and never lose your passion for the craft.

Remember, every actor's journey is unique. Embrace the process, stay dedicated, and enjoy the ride as you evolve and grow in your craft of film acting.

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COMING UP!!!

BCC Theatre Portfolio Production

VOICES IN TRIBUTE

...celebrating the contribution of Dr Yvonne Weekes

*WHERE?*

The Daphne Joseph-Hackett Theatre

*WHEN?*

Friday, May 19 to Sunday, May 21

7PM nightly

Tickets $30

Student Show!!!

Thursday, May 18th at 6PM

Tickets $15

*CONTACT* theatrearts@bcc.edu.bb to reserve your tickets TODAY!!!

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He may be a little nervous...this is his first time playing the role.

[ghostnextdoordesigns]

Oh hey 🖤 I have another magical pocket dimension for you!

Well, I suppose they’re all magical, aren’t they? 

This one is inspired by Midsummer Night’s Dream - when Bottom (an actor) has his head transformed into a donkey head by a mischievous fairy, a love potion causes the Queen of the Fairies (Titania) to fall in love with him.

It’s a silly story, and I’ll be the first to admit that I don’t LOVE love Shakespeare. However, the scene in Titania’s bower made me wonder what a Midsummer pocket dimension would look like. 

I chose Bottom’s Dream - he’s sleeping soundly in the midst of a magic forest, right underneath the Fairy Queen’s bower, and he has no idea. The fairies crowd around, eager to look at their queen’s new... lover. 

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