THE 293 - Project Seminar

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Topic: Voice and Movement for the Actor (W2026)

The course introduces vocal techniques designed to focus on breathing, resonance, projection, and articulation, and physical techniques designed to release tension while increasing strength, stamina, and flexibility. Ultimately, this work will connect to the performance of classical and contemporary characters in plays.

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