Outdoor Shakespearean Theatre
 
Verbal Power on the Shakespearean Stage with Milan Dragicevich

Verbal Power on the Shakespearean Stage with Milan Dragicevich

Date: August 17 
Level 1 from 10am-12pm
Level 2 from 1pm-2pm
(For students who have previously taken Level 1)
LOCATION:TBA
TUITION: 
Level 1:  $100
Level 2:  $100
Take Both and save $25!!: $175

A minimum, non-refundable 50% deposit is required. Full payment is due 5 days prior to first day of class. Space is not guaranteed until full payment is received. All payments are non-refundable.

Do NOT miss this opportunity to reengage with 
Shakespeare’s language.

Milan will excite and inspire you, impacting your work for years to come!

William Shakespeare laced his dialogue with hundreds of intoxicating verbal formulas and “spells,” which captured the listener’s ear and imagination. This workshop seeks to reconnect the contemporary actor to this lost art of rhetorical persuasion and open doors onto a brave new world of vocal expression and power on stage.

 

“Milan teaches with such spirit, humor and momentum! You feel the pulse of theatre swirl through the class. Everyone wants to get hold of what he brings to acting.” 

– Melora Marshall, Lead Teacher and Founding Company Member – Will Geer’s Theatricum Botanicum

 

About the Professor:

Milan has performed with nationally recognized regional theaters across the country, including the Tony Award-winning Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Hartford Stage, Pasadena Playhouse, and Will Geer’s Theatricum Botanicum, where he earned a Los Angeles Dramalogue Critics Award for his portrayal of Richard III.


He is the author of a bold new book,
The Persuasive Actor: Rhetorical Power on the Contemporary Stage, a vigorous exploration of how classical rhetorical techniques can empower today’s performer in speaking verbally adventurous texts, from Shakespeare to Slam Poetry. A professor of performance at the University of Massachusetts, Milan was recognized with the UMass Outstanding Teaching Award in 2021

For more information about our classes, contact Michelle Merring at adult@theatricum.com

or leave a voice mail at 310-455-2322.

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