PROJECT #6: FLEXIBLE
OPTION # 4: IMPROV EVERYWHERE
OK, so I didn’t exactly know what this “improv everywhere” was...hmm.(pause..sigh) alright you got me, you got me!(goodness//(geeze also applicable)...k back to life outside of the parenthesis) O yea much better. K, so I had flat out, absolutely, no clue what this random last option was attempting to present...SOO after clicking around with my lil friend mouse......hi O. Yes, as you very well may have already picked up on, I will be incorporating rather random, useless corny comments just to keep U on the swivel:0 K grrrreat, all systems a-go my friend. Any who back to the scategorie, I end up checking out improveverywhere.com ...and one might just say that is were this journey began. From sixteen out of the blue people, coming to life through song and somewhat moderate dance in a mall food court to the eighty people that all decided, “hey, how bout we all go to best buy together”, eww yea crazy right..well before you tell the tales of your better story all you true rebels out there, they for one put their creative thinking caps on which had to have gave them the brilliant idea to wear the exact uniforms(blue polo’s & khaki’s) as the employees. Very nice indeed, entertaining to say the least. Seeing each one of these experiences and others very similar to it unfold into real life, for myself , was eye opening. Elderly couples reactions, a mothers facial expression, young kids confused but also at the same time awaiting with jolly anticipation, middle aged men’s tense body language all directed towards --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------->.this .sporadic.. performance that is in my mind the real definition, meaning, or whatever Wikipedia would like to call it...THEATER. The things associated with this seven letter word reach out so incredibly far that most everyday, regular ole, average Joe would not be able to expand on what is bestowed within it’s limits if even there are any.

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Creating an experience must rely on the execution to significantly test your surroundings. The attention that yes, you will definitely receive, lies solely on inching mentally piece by piece into the inner minds of people’s initial reaction of what is plain AND simple... fascination!! Doing what has been done for ages, well before our great grandparents were even working in fields is...come on, say it with me, ACTING!!!yay.1.2.3.GIVE ME AN A!A YOU GOT YO A, YOU GOT YO A!GIVE ME Ah...C!C YOU GOT YO C, YOU GOT YO C!...um someone’s not saying it with me but it is totally cool we will all just wait for you until you decide to chime in........................nope.not enough time. The moment awaits and here is how you do what we do.
Grab however many friends, strangers, old lovers.. who still have yet to called you back from that one weekend in Sarasota...k whoever you want is more than fine just make your way into a dining establishment...
When the opportunity strikes, preferably the oldest person present(hellllo seniority factor.87% of all American born servers are in fact youngans. K, maybe not but they do tend to respect grey hair), as the more you get to know the waiter/waitress...go ahead and bring about casualty/smoothly that you do not really want to make a big deal about it but ...it just so happens to be, in fact, your day of birth.................hopefully triggering some sort of reverse psychology .When someone freshly hears it is someone else’s birthday it is now when, what is now rarely used in today’s world, the golden rule is applied. Everyone who is normal gets that warm tingly sensation when happy salutations are passed towards your way on the day you came all up in here(earth) so why not wish it upon another.right??? That....also a complimentary brownie Sunday which is A.) The motive B.) Your reward..I mean come on it is still your FAKE Bday
************HERE is were the improv will start to gain intensity.****************

production=+=+=+=+=+=+If there is a pop up..lets say this particular place for grubbin down doesn’t get into the whole free dessert on your bday...welp, change is among us. improv.....desperate times call for desperate measures—man who invented clocks...or rulers.
OR..let’s say the specific policy is that a photo I.D. is required...sir u mind if we can check your date of birth, it is the managers new policy
Response........how old are you son
Server.......um 24
Response...........yea, that’s why
#####Leaving this awkward, unresolved confused state among themselves the server discusses the matter with the boss not close of course but in good sight...........never, but always is the customer right.................now entering from the back weighing a whopping 1.3 lbs lords and ladies give it up for “a one” delightful treat...costing out at FREE 99 plus improv tax.
POST-PRODUCTION.<><><><><><><><>AS THE MEMORIES CONTINUE TO CARRY ON THIS CELEBRATORY DAY. make sure everyone goes all out on the happy birthday song using an interesting/ even controversial name to spark even more interest for whatever reason. Dance as if heaven were on earth or in a way to get spectators devout attention of contemplating 0 my Mississippi mud pie what dare happen next. When this parade eventually comes to a halt......why not go for round to and see what happens.

Many places are out there, everywhere, why not throw together some kind of fun all can experience.THEATER....it’s what makes different not so much of a bad thing.

-kassidy keith thedford-

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Assistant Director of Opera and Music Theatre/Assistant Professor of Music(020277)
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Institution:
Oklahoma City University
Location:
Oklahoma City, OK
Category:
Faculty - Fine and Applied Arts - Music
Faculty - Fine and Applied Arts - Theatre and Dance
Posted:
04/10/2009
Application Due:
Open Until Filled
Type:
Full Time
Oklahoma City UniversityASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF OPERA AND MUSIC THEATRE/ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MUSICTENURE TRACK POSITIONOklahoma City University invites applications for the position ofASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MUSIC Teaching, Scholarship, and Service Requirements:The successful candidate will be expected to stage direct operas and musicals, teach acting and related Opera/Music Theatre courses, and assist with administrative aspects of an Opera/Music Theatre program with a national reputation for excellence. Other duties include creative activity and service on university committees. The candidate must demonstrate evidence of successful university level teaching. (((A master's degree is required))). Faculty members are expected to participate in the school's assessment program and in student recruiting and retention efforts for the school and the university. Effective teaching, scholarship, and service are required for promotion and tenure. Promotion and Tenure:Effective teaching, scholarship, and service are required for promotion and tenure. Additional requirements are established by each school or collegeQualifications:Masters degree in music required; preference will be given to candidates with completed doctorates, doctoral work, or extensive experience in the related field.

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Commitment to excellence in teaching. Functional knowledge of foundational acting methodology such as Stanislavski, Meisner, and Laban. Knowledge of music and its relationship to stage production. Demonstrated experience in university and/or professional level opera and musical theatre stage direction. Evidence of successful university teaching preferred. The Bass School of Music:The Wanda L. Bass School of Music, an all-Steinway school, is a fully accredited institutional member of NASM with 28 full-time and 27 adjunct faculty members, 300 undergraduate and 55 graduate students. The School of Music provides a wide range of opportunities for music and intellectual growth with degrees offered at the bachelors and masters levels. The Bass School of Music is part of the Margaret E. Petree College of Performing Arts, one of seven colleges/schools within the university. The Bass School of Music is housed in the historic Kirkpatrick Fine Arts Center and the new 113,000 sq. ft. Bass Music Center which opened in April 2006. Visit the University's and Department's web site at: www.okcu.eduThe University: Founded in 1904, Oklahoma City University is an independent university affiliated with the United Methodist Church. The university is characterized by an intellectually challenging and vibrant student-centered learning community committed to preparing students to become effective leaders in service to others. With an enrollment of approximately 3600 students and low faculty-student ratio of 1:14, classes are small and students have many opportunities for close associations with faculty and staff in the classroom and beyond. Faculty and students are partners in a learning process that focuses on creating effective communicators who respect diversity, possess critical thinking skills and cultural and aesthetic awareness, and are prepared to be responsible and ethical leaders in their communities.U.S. News and World Report has ranked Oklahoma City University in the top tier of western region master level universities since 1999 and has included Oklahoma City University in the Great Schools, Great Values rankings since 2006.Employee Benefits: The position includes an excellent benefit package including: tuition remission for spouses and children pursuing a degree at Oklahoma City University and over 500 other participating private institutions, health insurance, long term disability, life insurance, family membership to wellness center, TIAA-CREF retirement plan. To apply:Please visit our website at www.okcu.edu and click on Careers@OCU to apply for this position.You will be required to upload the following materials on the website:*Cover Letter*CV*List of 3-5 professional references*Statement of Teaching Philosophy*Unofficial Transcripts (please ensure all transcripts are in one electronic document less than 2mb)In addition to applying for this faculty position online, applicants are required to submit performance materials. The performance materials should include a high quality DVD demonstrating your stage direction through selected scenes in different styles of opera and/or musical theater. Please clearly label all selections. Mail performance materials to Oklahoma City University Attn: Dr. David Herendeen, Professor of Music 2501 N Blackwelder Ave Oklahoma City OK 73106 Please direct any questions about the position or search to:David Herendeen, 405-208-5720, dherendeen@okcu.eduDeadline: Review of applications begins immediately and will continue until the position is filled.Start Date: August 2009Salary: Salary is commensurate with experience and qualifications.
Application Information
Contact:
Joey CroslinHuman ResourcesOklahoma City University
Phone:
405-208-5075
Fax:
405-208-6041
Online App. Form:
https://jobs.okcu.edu

*COMMUNITY*COLLEGES*

Theater Instructor
Institution:
Hibbing Community College
Location:
Hibbing, MN
Category:
Faculty - Fine and Applied Arts - Theatre and Dance
Posted:
05/01/2009
Application Due:
05/26/2009
Type:
Full Time
HIBBING COMMUNITY COLLEGESeeks Applications for Theater InstructorFull-time UnlimitedStart Date: August 19, 2009Responsibilities: Direct the theater production and teach theater courses at Hibbing Community College. Faculty members will also engage in such activities as course evaluation, classroom preparation, the evaluation of student performance, committee assignments, classroom research and community service as part of overall work assignments. Successful candidate may also be assigned to teach courses in interpersonal communications.Minimum Qualifications: Master's degree with a major in theater or with 24 graduate quarter/16 semester credits in theater which would apply to the major.Preferred Qualifications: Prior theater production experience and prior teaching experience, especially in a community college setting, preferred. Application Procedure: A complete application must include the following: A letter of introduction addressing qualifications and interest in the position, a current resume, including a list of three professional references, a portfolio highlighting past theater experience, and copies of transcripts of all college level work. (Official will be required at time of hire.) Application Deadline: May 26, 2009 Send materials to: Patricia DelichDirector of Human ResourcesHibbing Community College1001 Chestnut Street WestVirginia, MN 55792 Email: b.peterson@mr.mnscu.eduPhone: (218) 748-2413
Application Information
Apply for this Position through My HigherEdJobs
Postal Address:
Patricia DelichHuman Resources DirectorHibbing Community College1001 Chestnut Street WestVirginia, MN 55792
Phone:
218-748-2413
Email Address:
b.peterson@mr.mnscu.edu

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initial certification;
· career and technology certification based on skill and work experience;
· a class of certificate other than classroom teacher (e.g. School Counselor, Principal, Superintendent, Learning Resources/School Librarian, Educational Diagnostician);
· a certificate for which no certification examination has been developed
An applicant who holds a bachelor's degree or higher from an accredited institution of higher education with an academic major that is related to at least one area of the Texas public school curriculum and related to the 8-12 certificate structure that currently has an exam under the Texas Examination for Educator Standards (TExES) program may be approved to enter the teaching profession on a Temporary Teacher Certificate (TTC.) Applicants for the TTC must undergo a review of transcripts by SBEC. For additional information on the Temporary Teacher Certificate
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In addition to passing the appropriate certification examinations, applicants for a Texas educator certificate must satisfy other requirements by following one of the several routes to educator certification listed below and must apply for certification using the Online Services for Educators link that is accessible from our secure web site. To obtain additional information related to application procedures
ROUTES TO EDUCATOR CERTIFICATION
1. University-based Programs
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University-based Programs
These programs are usually delivered as part of a baccalaureate degree program. However, most colleges and universities have programs designed to prepare people who already hold a bachelor's degree and want to obtain educator certification. These programs may vary by institution.
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The National Theater Conservatory is a three year acting program in which students emerge with not only the skills but the vision and ethical standard needed for a professional acting career. Because the NTC believes in each student's ability and potential, a full three year tuition scholarship, a weekly living stipend and completed eligibility for an Equity card are provided to each student.
At a Glance
Program Requirements
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The National Theater Conservatory is a three year acting program in which students emerge with not only the skills but the vision and ethical standard needed for a professional acting career. Because the NTC believes in each student's ability and potential, a full three year tuition scholarship, a weekly living stipend and completed eligibility for an Equity card are provided to each student.
Accreditation Information:
# Of Credits Required:
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Previous Degrees
Pre-Requisite Courses
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The Denver Center for the Performing Arts is the home of the National Theatre Conservatory (NTC) - an accredited graduate acting school created by Act of Congress and Presidential designation in association with the American National Theatre and Academy. The NTC's mission is to provide gifted students from across the nation the opportunity to develop their talents and skills within the challenging environment of a performing arts center and to prepare them for active careers in the American theatre and in the film and television industries. The National Theatre Conservatory's MFA training program is designed to bring all students closer to the realization of their potential while steadily developing insights, attitudes, standards and disciplines that will nourish them for the rest of their creative lives.
National Theatre Conservatory's Interests
General
Comedy, drama, theatre, acting instruction. movement.
Heroes
The National Theatre Conservatory Class of 2009 will present NTC Rep April 8-25 in The Conservatory Theatre. Tickets: 303.893.4100 or denvercenter.org
An integral part of the Denver Center Theatre Company, the National Theatre Conservatory is the nation's only Congressionally-chartered graduate acting school. Upon completion of the three-year program, students receive either a Master of Fine Arts degree or a Certificate of Completion in Acting and their Actors Equity Card.****************

~UNIVERSITY of MICHIGAN~

.........RacKhAm gRAdUate SCHool...........
**Music, Theatre and Dance, School**
*Details
Faculty
Degree Programs
Contact
Courses
Details
CompositionAdmits Fall term, Deadline for applications is December 1. Master's degree required for doctoral program. Contact department for additional information and requirements. Please use the following information when completing the application.Code: 00313; Academic Program: Composition; AMusD. Code: 00315; Academic Program: Composition; A.M.
Rackham Graduate School Academic Policies
PDF version of Rackham Graduate School Academic Policies (164 KB)
Preface
Fundamental Tenets of Membership in the University Community
General Academic Requirements and Regulations1 General Academic Requirements and Regulations
1.1 Admission and Matriculation
1.1.1 Admission Status
1.2.1 On-Campus and Off-Campus Enrollment
1.2.2 Transfer of Credit
1.2.3 Visiting (Auditing) a Course
1.2.4 Adding, Modifying, Dropping or Repeating a Course Registration Status
1.3.1 Full-Time Study
1.3.2 Non-Enrolled Students
1.3.3 Detached Study
1.3.4 Dissertation Research/Writing
1.3.5 Non-Candidate for Degree Status
1.3.6 Extensions for Family Care
1.3.7 Graduate Student Parental Accommodation
1.3.8 Disenrollment and Withdrawal
1.3.9 Readmission
1.3.10 Change of Program
1.3.11 Good Academic Standing

***Awards available through the School of Music, Theatre & Dance are made primarily on the basis of merit and are jointly administered through the Offices of the Associate Dean for Graduate Studies and the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs. They consist of graduate student fellowships and graduate student assistantships and instructorships and are only offered to full-time students. Merit-based awards are not available for summer study.
To be considered for a merit-based award, all application materials must be submitted by the deadline; in most cases this deadline is December 1. The audition/interview must be completed no later than February 20, 2009. Students who meet all application and audition deadlines, and who are subsequently offered admission, will automatically be considered for School of Music, Theatre & Dance merit-based awards.
All notifications of financial awards made through the School will be mailed in early April.
Official offers of assistantships or instructorships and/or fellowships are made in writing by the Associate Deans; other discussions of possible assistance are not considered binding on the University. Prospective students are not required to respond to an offer for the upcoming fall term prior to April 15.
Please be assured that your application will be given every consideration. We regret very much, however, that because the requests for financial awards far exceed available funds, the School is unable to assist many well-qualified and deserving students. We encourage students to investigate any available outside sources of funding to help finance your graduate school education.

University of Michigan 2277 Earl V. Moore 1100 Baits Ann Arbor, MI, MI 48109-2085 Phone: (734) 764-0590Fax: (734) 763-5097 E-mail:
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The following courses constitute the range of approved offerings at the time of the assembly of the publication. For more detailed and current information write directly to the department.

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About the Department of UO

The Department of Theater Arts offers major curricula leading to the bachelor of arts (B.A.), bachelor of science (B.S.), master of arts (M.A.), master of science (M.S.), master of fine arts (M.F.A.), and doctor of philosophy (Ph.D.) degrees. Courses in theater arts are available for students majoring in other disciplines who want to develop their communication skills and their ability to appreciate and evaluate what they see and hear.
The theater arts department offers a cross-disciplinary and liberal-arts education. Preprofessional courses provide vocational competence in teaching and in some aspects of commercial theater. Some students seek careers in commercial, educational, and community theaters as designers, actors, technicians, stage managers, or theater managers. Many continue specialized training in M.F.A. degree programs or nondegree professional training schools. Some students use their liberal-arts background to pursue vocational opportunities that require advanced skills in communication and organization.
Students may gain practical experience in theater studies through University Theatre productions and other opportunities.
Theaters. The Robinson Theatre has a proscenium stage and seats nearly 400 people. The new Miller Theatre project will include a "black box" arena theater seating 150200 people, a new lobby serving both the Robinson and tbe new Arena Theatre, a new costume shop, and an expanded scene shop. Construction is expected to be complete by October 2008. The Pocket Playhouse, in Villard Hall, is a small proscenium stage and seats seventy-five people.
Technical Facilities. The scene shop is well equipped with power tools for wood and metal fabrication. Lighting equipment includes computerized controls and up-to-date instruments. The costume shop has power sewing and serging machines and a laundry and crafts area. Students are encouraged to sign up for production workshop classes or to practice their crafts as volunteers. Those who qualify for work-study financial aid are hired to assist in the shops. The shops are open every day.
Pocket Playhouse. Pocket Playhouse is the site for a series of productions presented by an elected student board. Student directors may propose plays and the board makes selections by lottery.
University Theatre. The department's season is composed of productions in two venues: the Robinson Theatre and the new Arena Theatre. Faculty members and graduate students direct and design as many as six shows a year.

/\/\/\UNION SEASON AUDITIONS/\/\/\/\/\/\\/\/TheatreAugusta, MI..............

Call Type Equity Principal
Date of Audition5/15/2009
LocationAEA Chicago125 S. Clark St., Suite 1500Chicago, IL 60603

***MapQuest Directions***

Time(s)Friday, May 15th10 AM-4 PM
Appointmentswill be taken by the Equity office beginning Friday, May 8th at 9:30 AM. Call 312-641-0406 9:30 AM-12:30 PM and 3:00-4:30 PM only.
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EPA Rules are in effect.> A monitor will be provided.
PersonnelProducer/Director Brendan Ragotzy will attend with casting authority.
Other DatesTentative! First rehearsal May 25, 2009. Each show plays two weeks. Season opens June 2 with projected Season closing date September 6, 2009.
ContractCORSTTier Z; Actor min. $672/wk
SeekingMale and Female Actors for GUYS ON ICE; JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING...; BIG RIVER:

PreparationPlease prepare two contrasting songs consistent with the styles of the shows under consideration. Bring sheet music in your key; an accompanist will be provided. Bring headshot and resume.
Other
Performers of all ethnic and racial backgrounds are encouraged to attend.
Always bring your Equity Membership Card to auditions.

find it @!!! www.actorsequity.org ***

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'SOUTH PACIFIC,'

SINGERS Telsey + Company is casting South Pacific, adapted from the novel Tales of the South Pacific by James A. Michener. Bob Boyett, prod.; Bartlett Sher, dir.; Ted Sperling, music supervisor; Christopher Gattelli, choreo. Rehearsals begin approx. Aug. 17; open approx. Sept. 22. Seeking—Ensemble Singers: male and female, any ethnicity, strong singers with good musicality, must move well, ensemble members play a variety of physical types, including but not necessarily.
NY-USA

05/12/2009
***Singers, Union Chorus Calls, Union Musicals***

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***Disney's Beauty And The Beast-Baytown,TX-Austin, TX - Casting ID # 348118 ***
Project Type
Live Event
Submission Type
Open Call
Market
Austin, TX
Union
Non-union
Location
Baytown, TX 77521
Release Date
12-13-08
Rate/Pay
n/a
Submission deadline
06-02-09
Audition Date
n/a
Casting Category
Theatre - Non-Equity
Disney's Beauty and the BeastPRODUCTION DATESJuly 31, August 1, 2, 7, 8, 9, 2009

Role # 20 Gaston
Seeking 1 talent(s) for this role Gaston M 21 and up Searchable talent specs :Gender: MaleAge: from 21 to 30

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Friday Night Lights Call for Extras
After we announced that NBC's new fall series Friday Night Lights would be shooting in Austin, a few of you wrote in asking us about whether they were still casting for the show. We got in on this rather late, as they're indeed looking for extras today.
Two separate casting calls will be held at the 24-Hour Fitness in Round Rock (info), one at 1pm this afternoon and the second at 8:30pm this evening.
Update: Over at Austin360's Austin Movie Blog, Sarah points out several additional casting calls running through the 25th:
Thursday, July 20: Crockett High School Performing Arts Center, 11am-4pm
Friday, July 21: Pflugerville High School cafeteria, 2-8pm
Saturday, July 22: Barton Creek Square, center court, 10am-5pm
Sunday, July 23: Lakeline Mall, center court, Noon-6pm
Tuesday, July 25: Del Valle Junior High School cafeteria, 3-8pmYou can also find out more by calling 512-707-7934 or emailing fnl_extras at yahoo.com (Thanks, Sarah!)
The series, based on Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist H.G. 'Buzz' Bissinger's book of the same name and cousin Peter Berg's film adaptation, has a shooting budget of roughly $1.5 million per episode. Word from one Austinist staffer is that, owing to the number of high school teams already using all available sites this summer, they're building their own football field complete with artificial turf.