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Event
- Title:
- Teen Acting Workshop: Take Two! (ages 12+)
- When:
- Fri 12 February 2010 19h00 - 21h00
- Where:
- The American Library in Paris - Paris
- Category:
- For Young Adults
Description
Back by popular demand, a second night of acting and fun! Acting coach Clarence Tokley leads us through acting exercises, improvisations and methods that are sure to teach us greater expressiveness in our dramatic work and in everyday situations.
And in conjunction with Black History Month in February, we'll have some acting exercises and improvisations that lead teens to ask questions and make choices about stereotypes and identity. What is your personal identity? How do you decide? Have others ever decided for you? How do you respond to stereotypes, and to being stereotyped? Beginners and budding actors are welcome and encouraged.
About Clarence Tokley
Clarence Tokley is a Paris-based, teacher, filmmaker and writer. A native of New Jersey, Clarence has a degree in History and Film Studies. After graduating, he worked as a social worker for 8 years with kids and teens. During that time Clarence split his time between being a social worker, writing, and working as a filmmaker and creator. Now an instructor at the Bilingual Acting Workshop in Paris, whose mission is to bring together multilingual and multicultural individuals to enhance their expression in media, theatre, and film.
To make story hour a happy, enjoyable experience for all participants, we recommend reading the following guidelines to prepare yourself and your child -
Children attending must have their own library card, or be covered by a family membership. Unless otherwise stated, all programs are free for library members and 10€ for non-members. For more information on Library memberships, visit our Become a Member page.
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