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LESSAC CERTIFIED TRAINER DIRECTORY |
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This designation
indicates that the individual has been certified by the Lessac Training
and Research Institute®, having demonstrated proficiency as a teacher of
the Lessac voice and body work. |
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LESSAC PRACTITIONERS
DIRECTORY |
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This designation indicates that the individual has
demonstrated self-reliant application of the Lessac voice
and body work in his/her personal/professional life. |
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Connecticut |
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Delaware |
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Maine |
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Maryland |
| NANCY KREBS |
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| 48 Gambrills
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Baltimore
School for the Arts |
| Severn, Maryland 21144 |
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712 Cathedral St. |
| Tel: 410-987-4861 |
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Baltimore, MD 21201 |
| Fax: 410-729-0408 |
OR |
Tel: (410) 396-8378 |
| Email:
nkrebsbj@aol.com |
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Fax: (410) 539-1430 |
| Website:
www.nancykrebs.com |
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| Degrees: |
| B.A. in Theatre |
| Certificate from
Lessac Institute |
| Masters
Certificate LTRI |
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| Current
Affiliation: |
| Baltimore School
for the Arts, Voiceworks Studio |
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| Training: |
| Graduate work in
Lessac Training (Dallas Theater Center) |
| Certificate
workshop 1992 |
| Masters training
with Arthur Lessac and Sue Ann Park |
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| Work
Experience: |
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Co-Director Summer Intensive Workshops with Master Teacher
Deb Kinghorn 2006-to present |
| Voice Methods
Workshop 2008 (Manhattan Marymount, NYC) |
| Voice Methods
Workshop 2005 (William & Mary College) |
| Baltimore
Theatre Alliance workshops 2000-2005 |
| Baltimore School
for the Arts Theatre Faculty 1981-to present |
| Associate
Director Summer Intensive Workshop with Sue Ann Park
2000-2004 |
| Faculty: Lessac
Summer Intensive workshops 1995-2009 |
| Director, One
Week Introductory Workshop, University of Mary Washington
2007 |
| Co-Director,
Lessac One-Week Introductory Workshop with Master Teacher
Barry Kur 2005 |
| Washington
Performing Arts Society Voice Workshop 2005 |
| Denver Center
for the Arts Conservatory Intro Workshop, 2005 |
| Dialect and
Vocal coach for numerous professional theatre productions at
Everyman Theatre, The Olney Theatre Center, The Bay Theatre
Company, The Washington Theatre Alliance, and the Baltimore
School for the Arts |
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| Areas of
Specialization: |
| Voice
Development (singing and speaking), accent reduction,
dialect/vocal coaching, monologue coaching |
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| Professional Organizations |
| AEA, SAG, AFTRA,
BMI, VASTA, NARAS (National Assocation of Recording Arts &
Sciences) |
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| Personal Statement |
| I love this
work. I wouldn't use any other approach to voice and body
training. It has served me well as an actor and a singer
since the first time I was introduced to it in Graduate
school at the Dallas Theater Center. I have used it in my
professional life as a performer, and I have taught it
exclusively since 1981, and have never found any problem
that couldn't be solved with this work! |
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Massachusetts |
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New Hampshire |
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DEBORAH A. KINGHORN |
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- MASTER TEACHER, CERTIFIED TRAINER
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| Department of Theatre and Dance |
| University of New Hampshire |
| 30 College Rd. |
| Durham, NH 03824 |
| Tel: (603) 862-1963 |
| Fax: (603) 862-0298 |
| Email:
deb.kinghorn@unh.edu |
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| Degrees: |
| BA, SUNY at Fredonia |
| MFA, Trinity University in
San Antonio |
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| Current
Affiliation: |
| University of New Hampshire |
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| Training: |
| BA, SUNY at Fredonia |
| MFA Trinity University, San
Antonio |
| Member, Dallas Theatre
Center Resident Company of Artists, 1980-83 |
| Lessac Summer Intensive
Workshop, 1984, with Arthur Lessac, Sue Ann Park, Dick
Cuyler and Libby Roman |
| Two-week Text Workshop,
Illinois Shakespeare Festival, 1994, with David Carey,
Central School for Speech and Drama |
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| Work
Experience: |
| Instructor, Lessac Intensive
Summer Workshops, 2001-present |
| Company Voice and Text
Coach, Alley Theatre, 1994-2000 |
| Numerous coaching positions
with Stages Theatre and Theatre LaB Houston, and with the
Houston Shakespeare Festival |
| Private coaching for actors,
singers, and corporate clients, also extensive dialect
training and coaching experience |
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| Areas of Specialization: |
| Voice, Speech, Text,
Dialects |
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| Professional Organizations |
| Lessac Training and Research
Institute (LTRI); Voice and Speech Trainers Association, (VASTA);
Actors Equity Association (AEA); Shakespeare Theatre of
America Association, (STAA) |
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| Personal Statement |
| I believe the best voice work comes from a holistic
approach to teaching, incorporating vocal, physical,
intellectual, imaginative and emotional explorations. No two
students are alike; therefore, it is important to know many
ways to approach voice work, and to honor all methods
regardless of differences of approach. I want to instill in
my students a love of language and of sound, and a
fearlessness in approaching any role. I want them to believe
in their unique potential and encourage them to pursue
excellence with enthusiasm. |
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New Jersey |
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New York |
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ELTON BECKETT |
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| Speech, Theatre and Media
Studies |
| John Jay College of
Criminal Justice |
| The City University of
New York |
| 899 Tenth Avenue, 336T |
| New York, NY 10019 |
| Tel:
212-237-8358 |
| Email:
ebeckett@jjay.cuny.edu |
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| Degrees: |
| M.F.A. in Acting, Actor's
Studio Drama School |
| B.A., University of Virginia |
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| Current
Affiliation: |
| John Jay College of Criminal
Justice/CUNY |
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| Training: |
| British American Drama
Academy, Oxford, England |
| Wynn Handman (Am.Place
Theatre-NYC) |
| Terry Schreiber (T.
Schreiber Studio NYC) |
| Linda Carroll/William Riley
(voice,speech,singing, IPA)NYC |
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| Workshops Attended: |
| Lessac Intensives (2000&
2001)w/Arthur Lessac/Sue Ann Park/Nancy Krebs/Deb Kinghorn |
| Dudley Knight "Detail
Model"(2003) |
| Joy of Phonetics/Bringing
Speech to Life Workshop/Louis Colaianni |
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Experience: |
| John Jay College of Criminal
Justice Long Island University -Brooklyn New York |
| University-Tisch - CAP21
Studio School for Film and Television (NYC) |
| Extensive national on-camera
and voiceover commercial employment |
| Extensive experience in
contemporary/classical stage acting |
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| Workshops Presented: |
| Auditioning for the
Professional Actor |
| The Business of Acting -
Getting the Job Voice for the Actor Public Speaking Power |
| Private Voice Studio in NYC
for training of the professional voice user |
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| Areas of Specialization: |
| Acting, Actor Training,
Voice, Speech, ESL & Accent reduction, Movement for the
Actor |
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| Professional Organizations |
| Actor's Equity (AEA)
American Theatre in Higher Education (ATHE) Amer.Fed. of
Television and Radio (AFTRA) Screen Actor's Guild (SAG)
Voice and Speech Trainers Assn. (VASTA) |
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| Personal Statement |
| I use the Lessac Approach as
the foundation in training both with actors and with clients
in private studio. Guiding students toward self through the
physcial, full body awareness and experience of sound
production and articulation eventually leads to an actor on
stage who is most effective in communication skill and
prepared to trust in the moment. Ease of communication is
stressed through optimal use of the entire instrument as the
ultimate goal in all contexts. |
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SEAN TURNER |
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| 69 Bennett Ave #601 |
| New York, NY 10033 |
| Tel: (917) 576-2779 |
| Email:
Sturn4023@aol.com |
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| Degrees: |
| B.A.; M.A.; M.S |
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| Current
Affiliation: |
| University at Buffalo,
School of Education (Literacy, Ph.D candidate) |
| Passages Academy,
Alternative High School Serving Incarcerted/Pre-Adjudicated
Youth, New York City Department of Education (Director of
Literacy Programs) |
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| Training: |
| Theatre Arts (Directing,
University of Oklahoma). Theatre Arts (Dramatic Lit,
California State University, San Bernardino). Lessac Summer
Intensives (1995; 1996; 1999); Certified, 2004. Areas of
Directing (Clifford Reed, 1997-1999); Performance (Leonard
Meenach; Eric Morris, 1994-1997); Educational & Social
Justice (Augusto Boal, 1999) |
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Experience: |
| Artistic Director,
Performing and Visual Arts-Virtual School, Passages Academy-
Information Technology High School, NYC, 2005-2007. Teacher,
English Language Arts and Drama, Passages Academy,
2001-2005; Educational Director, Princeton Shakespeare
Repertory Company Educational Programs, 2001. |
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| Areas of Specialization: |
| Voice, Literacy
(Multi-Modality), Performance & Critical Studies, Directing,
Identity work, Animation-Virtual Performance. |
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| Professional Organizations |
| Lessac Institute (Board
Member, 2004-Present), California Education Theatre
Association, Southwest Education Theatre Association,
American Education Research Association, Council for
Exceptional Children, New York State Incarcerated
Educational Council, New Jersey Incarcerated Educational
Council, New York State Arts in Correctional Education
Network (New York State Council of the Arts) |
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Pennsylvania |
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NAOMI HATSFELT BAKER |
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| Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702 |
| Tel: 570-793-1755 |
| Email:
naomihats@hotmail.com |
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| Degrees(s): |
| MFA in Acting - The Ohio
State Univ. |
| BA in Theatre Arts - McNeese
State Univ. |
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| Current Affiliation: |
| Wilkes University |
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| Training: |
| Lessac Summer Intensive 2001
& 2004 with Sue Ann Park, Nancy Krebs, Deb Kinghorn, and
Barry Kurr. |
| Lessac Inaugural Teacher
Training Workshop 2005 One-week intensive with Nancy Krebs
and Barry Kurr held at DePauw University. |
| Fitzmaurice Training with
Phil Thompson Belt and Legit Singing with Nancy Evers (New
York) |
| Legit Singing with Dewin
Tibbs, Dr. Patrick Woliver, Dr. Russell Mathis, Marlene
Runnells |
| Alexander Technique with
Bill Conable |
| Master Teacher Program 2005
Two-day teaching intensive presented by Dr. Harvey Brightman
at UAB. |
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| Work Experience: |
| Miss Alabama USA
Vocal/Dialect coach on numerous productions. |
| Work with private and
corporate clients on voice and speech issues. |
| Workshop Presenter in Lessac
System of Voice and Speech. |
| Workshop Presenter in
Audition Technique. |
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| Areas of Specialization: |
| Voice, Speech, Text, Acting,
Movement |
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| Professional
Organizations: |
| VASTA, ATHE, AEA, Lessac
Institute |
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| Personal Statement |
| I use the Lessac System of
voice and speech training. I believe that voice and speech,
movement and acting are so closely interrelated that one
cannot teach them in isolation. Therefore, I use a holistic
approach in all of my teaching efforts. I endeavor to create
a safe environment for my students and clients to experiment
and grow. |
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| DIANE GAARY |
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| 120 E. Montgomery Ave., Apt. 407 |
| Ardmore, PA 19003 |
| Tel: 610-642-8267 |
| email: DGaary@aol.com |
| Certified Lessac Trainer |
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| BARRY KUR |
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| Penn State University
School of Theatre |
| 116 Arts Building |
| University Park, PA 16802 |
| Tel: 814-863-1453 |
| Fax: 814-865-5754 |
| Email: bxk1@psu.edu |
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| Current
Affiliation: |
| Penn State University School
of Theatre, Associate Director/Professor of Theatre |
| Theatre Voice/Speech
Specialist for MFA-Acting and BFA-Muscial Theatre and BA
Acting programs |
| Lessac Training and Research
Institute, Workshop Instructor |
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| Professional Training |
| Lessac Certified Trainer
(1977) |
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Experience: |
| Voice, speech, text and
dialect actor training and theatrical production coaching.
Also, training of professionals in business, education,
media; large group and/or individual instruction. Author of
STAGE DIALECT STUDIES: A CONTINUATION OF THE LESSAC APPROACH
TO ACTOR VOICE AND SPEECH TRAINING. |
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| Professional Organizations |
| Lessac Training and Research
Institute: President, Director of Certification Voice and
Speech Trainers Associations (VASTA): Past-President,
Associate Editor of VASTA Voice and Speech Review (Ethics,
Standards and Practices) |
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| Personal Statement |
| I teach to promote
self-reliant awareness of one's voice and body. In addition
to providing the necessary preparation for actors entering
the profession, I strive to share the personal excitement I
find in the work and to empower my students to find their
own excitement. |
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LAURIE MUFSON |
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| 300 East Seminary |
| Mercersburg, PA 17236 |
| Tel: 717-328-6177 |
| Fax: 717-328-6224 |
| Email:
mufsonl@mercersburg.edu |
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| Degrees: |
| BA Beloit College |
| MFA George Washington
University |
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| Current Affiliation: |
| Chair Fine Arts Department,
Director of Theatre Mercersburg Academy Mercersburg PA |
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| Training: |
| BA Beloit College |
| MFA George Washington
University |
| Neighborhood Playhouse
School of Theatre |
| Bill Esper |
| Lessac Institute Summer
Intensives studied with Arthur Lessac, Sue Ann Park, Nancy
Krebs |
| Theatre of the Oppressed
workshops and conferences with Agusto Boal |
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| Work Experience: |
| Director of Theatre :
Garrison Forest School, Bullis School |
| Adjunct professor: American
University |
| Workshops Imagine Action
Mercesburg Academy Summer Programs |
| Lessasc For You Lessasc
Institute at Merceresburg Academy |
| Many workshops anad
cnference sessions for ATHE, EdTA, AATE |
| Artistic Director Potomac
Theatre Company |
| Directed for Source Theatre
and American Century Theatre |
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| Areas of Specialization: |
| Acting, Voice, Directing,
Working with the Adolescent Actor, Theatre for Social Change |
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| Professional
Organizations: |
| AFTRA, SAG, ATHE, AATE,
VASTA, Lessac Institute |
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| SUE ANN PARK |
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| Associate Professor Emerita |
| Binghamton University |
| Program Director, Lessac Workshops |
| White Horse Village,
G-111 |
| 535 Gradyville Rd. |
| Newtown Square, PA 19073 |
| Tel: (610) 558-1304 |
| Fax: (610) 558-5001 |
| Email:
saypark111@aol.com |
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| Degrees: |
| MFA, Yale School of Drama |
| BS Syracuse Univesity
(Speech & Drama) |
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| Professional Training |
| Senior Lessac Master Teacher |
| MFA Yale University School of Drama |
| BS Syracuse University, Speech & Drama |
| American theater Wing, NYC |
| Shakespeare Institute, Stratford on Avon, England |
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| Professional Organizations |
| VASTA, AEA (Honorable withdrawal) |
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| KITTIE VERDOLINI, Ph. D., CCC-SLP |
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| Associate Professor, Communication Science &
Disorders |
| University of Pittsburgh |
| 4033 Forbes Tower |
| Pittsburgh, PA 15260 |
| Tel: 412-383-6544 |
| Fax: 412-383-6555 |
| Email:
kittie@csd.pitt.edu |
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| Professional Training |
| Vocal performance training with Dr. Arthur Lessac, Dr.
Mark Madsen |
| B.S. German/Italian, Indiana University |
| M.A. (Equiv) Italian Letters, Universita' Di Ferrara,
Italy |
| M.A. Speech and Hearing Sciences, Indiana University |
| Ph.D. Cognitive Science, Washington University.
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| Website through
www.shrs.pitt.edul; Communication Science and Disorders;
Faculty. |
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| Current Teaching Capacity |
| Voice disorders, advanced voice science, cognitive
science, evaluation and treatment of communication and
swallowing disorders. |
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| Professional Organizations |
| American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, National
Association of Teachers of Singing, International Society
for Women in Cognitive Neuroscience, APA, VASTA, American
Association of University Professors, International
Association of Laryngectomies (Instructor), American
Speech-Language-Hearing Association Special Interest
DivisionVoice |
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| Personal Statement |
| Voice: Mirror of soul. Our work
is critical to human expression. Now in the year 2000,
centuries-old performing arts traditions converge with
modern molecular, medical, surgical and behavioral sciences
to help us maximize the potential of the human voice. It's
an exciting time to work with the voice and to hear and feel
its unique glory in every person's path we cross. |
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Rhode Island |
| ANN MARIE JODOIN, Ph. D. |
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| 194 Waterman Street |
| Providence R.I. 02906 |
| Tel: 860-303-2842 |
| Fax: 860-376-6313 |
| Email:
annmarie@sound-american.com |
| Website:
www.sound-american.com |
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| Degrees: |
| MA PhD |
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| Current Affiliation: |
| Brown University |
| Professional Communique
Consultants |
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| Training: |
| Arthur Lessac |
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| Work Experience:
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| Brown University |
| Pfizer Corporation |
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| Areas of Specialization: |
| English Fluency Accent
Reduction for non-native speakers Public Speaking for
non-native speakers |
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| Professional
Organizations: |
| VASTA,British Voice
Association, Women in Communications, Lessac Institute,
Women in Higher Education Association |
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| Personal Statement: |
| "Committed to improving
international communication and training development." |
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Vermont |
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Virginia |
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HELEN M. HOUSLEY |
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| 2615 Bayard Drive |
| Reston, VA 20191 |
| Tel: (540) 654-1983 |
| Fax: (540) 654-1983 |
| Email:
hhousley@umw.edu |
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| Degrees: |
| M.A., Ph.D. |
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| Current
Affiliation: |
| University of Mary
Washington |
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| Training: |
| Lessac Summer Intensive
(2003) -- Sue Ann Park, Deb Kinghorn, Nancy Krebs |
| Lessac Summer Intensive
(2006) -- Deb Kinghorn, Kathleen Dunn |
| Lessac Teach Training
Workshop (2007) -- Nancy Krebs, Barry Kur |
| Lessac One-Week Introductory
Workshop (2007) -- Nancy Krebs, Kate Ingram |
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| Areas of Specialization: |
| Voice and Body, Directing,
Theatre History |
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| Professional Organizations |
| VASTA, ATHE |
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MELISSA HURT |
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| 7510 C Snowpea Ct |
| Alexandria, VA 22306 |
| Phone: 703-254-8581 |
| Email:
melissahurt@hotmail.com |
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| Degrees(s): |
| PhD in Theatre Arts,
University of Oregon (Dissertation: "Lessac's Kinsensics: An
Embodied Acting Practice Via Merleau-Ponty's Phenomenal
Body"), 2009 |
| MFA in Theatre
Pedagogy-Directing, Virginia Commonwealth University, 2003 |
| BA in Theater, George Mason
University, 1998 |
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| Current Affiliation: |
| Freelance |
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| Training: |
| 2009 Teacher Training, Nancy
Krebs and Barry Kur |
| 2007 Summer Intensive, Deb
Kinghorn, Nancy Krebs, Arthur Lessac |
| 2006 Summer Intensive, Deb
Kinghorn and Kathy Dunn |
| 2004 Movement and Music
workshop with the Grand Noh Company of Japan, Chicago,
Illinois |
| 2002 Voice and Body
Workshop with Arthur Lessac at Virginia Commonwealth
University |
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| Work Experience: |
| Guest Lecturer, University
of Oregon, Acting I 2009 |
| Graduate Teaching Fellow at
the University of Oregon teaching Acting I, Theatre History
II and assistant teaching voice, 2005-2008 |
| Instructor of Speech and
Drama at Dodge City Community College, 2004-2005 |
| Adjunct Faculty at Virginia
Commonwealth University teaching Public Speaking and
Effective Speech for Business and Professions, 2001-2003 |
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| Select Workshops and
Papers Presented:: |
| 2009 "Go With the Flow:
Yogic Acting for Presence Onstage and Off," Workshop Leader,
KC/ACTF Region I conference, Fitchburg, Massachusetts |
| 2009 “ ‘It’s So-o-o Easy!’
Lessac’s Kinesensic Voice and Body for Everyday Living,"
Workshop Leader, KC/ACTF Region I conference, Fitchburg,
Massachusetts |
| 2008 “Laying the Foundation
for Lessac’s Kinesensics via Merleau-Ponty’s Phenomenal
Body,” Conference Paper, Annual Conference of the
Australasian Society for Continental Philosophy (ASCP),
Auckland, New Zealand **Peer-reviewed |
| 2008 "'It's So-o-o
Easy!',Lessac's Kinesensic Voice and Body for Everyday
Living," KC/ACTF Region I, Fitchburg, Mass |
| 2008 "Situating Lessac Body
Work with Popular Actor Movement Training," Conference
Paper, Lessac Conference |
| 2008 "Situating the Lessac
Work Within Interdisciplinary Approaches to Research,"
Co-Chair of Panel Discussion, Lessac Conference |
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| Areas of Specialization: |
| I love to work with text
exploration using kinesensics to explore subtext.
I teach movement and voice as
they pertain to acting and everyday living for clear,
expressive and dynamic communication.
I am interested in how
Lessac's kinesensics can aid in exploring acting styles
throughout the times.
I believe Lessac's
kinesensics is an embodied acting practice that develops the
bodymind through heightened self-awareness. This work builds
on the actor's relationship with space, others and textual
exploration such that she creates meaning through the
sensory biofeedback circuitry of the bodymind. |
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| Professional
Organizations: |
| Lessac Institute; Voice and
Speech Trainers Association, Inc (VASTA); Association of
Theatre in Higher Education (ATHE); American Theatre and
Drama Society (ATDS); Associate of Society of Stage
Directors and Choreographers (SSDC); Equity Member Candidate
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| Personal Statement |
| I believe the body is a
dynamic, ever-changing organic system containing all the
information one needs to explore text and character. Whether
for performance onstage or communication in everyday life,
kinesensics encourage a better understanding of one's "inner
environment" to explore health, wellness, and expression in
the moment. Lessac's voice and body "feeling process"
empowers one to navigate a myriad of opportunities to ensure
clear and dynamic expression. |
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| FRED NELSON |
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| Freelance theater artist (actor, director, voice
coach, workshop teacher) |
| PO Box 952 |
| Staunton, VA 24402 |
| Tel: 540-885-5184 |
| Email:
sfnelson@lisco.net |
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| Professional Training |
| MFA Acting, University of Arizona-Tucson, Arizona |
| Certified Instructor of Lessac Voice, Speech and Body
Training |
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| Professional Organizations |
| AEA, SAG, AFTRA, VASTA |
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| Personal Statement |
| Freelance theater artist with more than twenty years of
professional experience (actor, director, voice coach,
workshop teacher, playwright |
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| Biography |
| Fred Nelson is an Associate Artistic Director and
Resident Voice Coach for Shenandoah Shakespeare in Staunton,
Virginia. Shenandoah Shakespeare's Blackfriars Playhouse is
the world's only re-creation of this Elizabethan theatre
which was owned and used by The King's Men (of which
Shakespeare was a company member). This season Fred directed
The Two Gentlemen of Verona and was assistant director for
The Knight of the Burning Pestle, Much Ado About Nothing,
and Tartuffe. He is also playing Goucester in this season's
production of King Lear. Previously for Shenandoah
Shakespeare Fred has directed or Co-directed The Merry Wives
of Windsor, A Christmas Carol, The Taming of the Shrew, As
You Like It, and Much Ado About Nothing. He earned his
M.F.A. degree in Theatre from the University of Arizona and
is a certified teacher of Lessac Voice, Speech, and Body
Training. A member of the Actors' Equity Association, the
Screen Actors Guild, and the Voice and Speech Trainers
Association, Fred has worked as an actor in theatre, film,
and television. He has taught at Central College, Iowa
(where he coordinated two Lessac 6 week summer workshops),
New Mexico State University, and the University of Arizona.
Currently he teaches acting/voice in the Mary Baldwin
College/Shenandoah Shakespeare M.Litt/M.F.A. program. |
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West Virginia |
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WILLIAM EARL NOONE
III |
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| PO Box 14 |
| Glen Ferris, WV 25090 |
| Tel: 304-632-0003 |
| Email:
williamnoone@hotmail.com |
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| Degrees: |
| Ed.D., CFA, BA,, MA |
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| Current Affiliation: |
| Currently returned to US to
rebuild my home and care for my 80 year old Mother...Maintain
online aid to my private students. |
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| Training: |
| Arthur Lessac since 1964
when I was at SMU ... Colonnades Theatre Lab founding member
with Michael Lessac and 8 years in China as a professor
where all disciplines where centered from the Lessac work. |
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| Work Experience:
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| Request Resume |
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| Areas of Specialization: |
| Motivation of NRG in the
human growth environment. |
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| Awarded 4 teaching honors in
China as well as Shanghai Police Department Teacher Trainer
and a State Gift. |
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| Personal Statement: |
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Live in the
Spirit of the System and learn to adapt, adjust, and don't
complain! |
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