Broadway is Coming to Phoenix!

“THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO LEARN and
EXPERIENCE BROADWAY!"

This workshop is for anyone interested in a exploring a career in musical theatre or to enhance their skills in the performing arts!
MDT (Music / Dance / Theater) Workshop:

DIRECT FROM BROADWAY!
NIKKI SNELSON and PAUL CANAAN

MARCH 7th, 2009! An Intensive 3 & 1/2 hours where you experience Broadway with veteran Broadway actors.. Learn, work and sharpen your skills in a creative and fun environment. If you ever wanted to be on a Broadway stage, now is your chance to perform and pick the brains of the people who are doing it! Taught by Broadway star Nikki Snelson, (Legally Blonde, A Chorus Line, Annie Get Your Gun, Showboat, Hello Dolly) and Paul Canaan (Legally Blonde, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, La Cage Aux Follies, Miss Saigon, Thoroughly Modern Millie and MTV’s The Search for Elle Woods).

TO ATTEND THIS UNIQUE EVENT! CALL 623-444-2827 FOR DETAILS - or register here: (You do not need to have PayPal to use this service. Visa, Mastercard, Discover, AMEX anb Telecheck Accepted

WITH SCHOLARSHIP ONLY $60.00
This is the LAST WEEK for this opportunity, NO WALK -UPS will be taken- YOU MUST register prior to workshop.

This workshop is normally $149.00 and includes:

• Introduction to Nikki and Paul
• A brief history of Musical Theater from its beginnings until now
• We then divide into 2 groups in separate studios which rotate after 1 hour
• Warm up and learn a dance combination from Legally Blonde with Paul
• Participate in acting exercises and scene work with Nikki
• Groups come back together & perform for each other
• Question and answer with Nikki and Paul
• OPPORTUNITY TO SUBMIT HEADSHOT AND RESUME TO PAUL who works with Director Jerry Mitchell, casting for several projects.

This workshop is for anyone interested in a exploring a career in musical theatre or to enhance their skills in the entertainment field

or contact Artistic Director Michael Herst at 623-444.2827 for more information or to reserve a space.

WE USE PAYPAL AS OUR CREDIT CARD PROCESSOR. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BELONG TO PAYPAL TO USE THIS SERVICE. IF YOU HAVE PAYPAL YOU MAY USE IT AS WELL

Brought to you exclusively by CatNic Community Theatre is association with Arizona Dance Artistry.
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The Business of Acting

Everything you always wanted to know about acting, but were afraid to ask..

As an actor, it is your responsibility to set yourself up for success. The goal of any actor, is to become a working actor. Whether Stage, Film, or TV, the objective is the same, work at what you love doing: ACTING. The business of acting presented by Acting A-Z.com and CatNic Community Theatre is a one day workshop that touches on the needs of the actor to develop a strategy and toolbox to achieve your goals. In order to become a working actor, you need the proper resume, headshots, practice, and talent to get the job and keep getting the jobs to stay working. Join us February at the Phoenix Film Foundation Offices for a one day workshop to get you started on a career path strategy. This one day workshop is headed up by Artistic Director Michael Herst, a director, producer and actor with over 18 years experience in the entertainment field.Included in this workshop: FREE internet guide to the actors career, FREE web resources for the actor, FREE resume and headshot evaluation.

1. Resume, proper format, online, print....
2. headshots. The importance of the right look, the right pose, the right photographer
3. Agents, Managers- what's the difference, which one do I really need?
4. Unions: SAG, AFTRA, EQUITY: what are they do I need them to work? How do I qualify to join?
5. Creating a personal strategic business plan for success as an actor


This unique opportunity is also gets you a FREE internet guide to the actors career, FREE web resources for the actor, FREE resume and headshot evaluation for only $129.00! (limited time offer and may be withdrawn at any time.)

$ 129.00 for the 4 week session.

CatNic Community Theatre and Acting A-Z.com announce a Scene Study Intensive Workshop as a way of introducing CatNic Community Theatre and the Educational series of workshops and classes being developed for you. This is a six session intensive workshop where students focus on the fundamentals of good acting such as physical and vocal control, emotional availability, character development and script analysis.  The Meisner Technique is practiced in these workshops as well as the ability to develop characters from within oneself.

This technique class develops skills that can be applied easily, effectively and specifically. Through exercises, improvisations, monologue and scene work, students develop a clear, solid and effective approach to acting. COMING IN JANUARY

Another Scene Study Intensive with a Los Angeles Showcase in front of Agents, Managers and Casting Directors will be presented in Januray as well. This series will teach you specifically the techniques and practices for finetuning a scene and character development. You will then be presenting to a panel of the agents, manageres and casting directors that have the ability to move your career forward. COMING IN JANUARY

The Business of Acting Series: As an actor, it is your responsibility to set yourself up for success. The goal of any actor, is to become a working actor. Whether Stage, Film, or TV, the objective is the same, work at what you love you doing. This series is a four week (one day each week) series that assists you in defining your goals as an actor, developing the tools you need to succeed as an actor, and developing a business plan for marketing yourself as an actor. COMING IN FEBRUARY

price, dates and location subject to change. YOU DO NOT NEED TO HAVE PAYPAL in order to use this option. However we always accept PayPal payments. Oor contact CatNic Community Theatre at 623-444-2827

** The goal of the Meisner technique has often been described as getting actors to “live truthfully under imaginary circumstances." The technique emphasizes carrying out an action truthfully on stage and letting emotion and subtext build based on the truth of the action and on the other characters around them, rather than simply playing an action or emotion.