October 6, 2009
Looking for Actors!
Morgan Szymanski, a film major at GSU is looking for actors for one of his student projects coming up. You can email him at: szymanski808@gmail.com for more information. He wants to start filming this week if possible.
October 1, 2009
Fight Choreography Workshop
The Players of GSU will have a fight choreography workshop this Saturday, October 3, 2009 from 1pm until 5pm in Veteran's Memorial Hall. There is a maximum of 20 people that can participate in the workshop, the rest will have to watch. It will be on a first come, first serve basis. Please come and support us! :) The workshop is free for paid members and $10 for unpaid members.
September 17, 2009
APO Meeting
There will be an APO meeting Tuesday, September 22, 2009 at 5:00pm in classroom 110. For those of you interested, please come! This will help us gauge how many people would like to be in Alpha Psi Omega so that we can bring the chapter back. I think we will have enough involvement to do so! Please show support by coming to the meeting. :)
September 9, 2009
Lunchtime Theatre at GSU
20 PLAYS! 45 MINUTES!
Join the students in THEA 4850 Directing for their first production project, "The Dining Room Plays," Tuesday, September 15, at 12:15 p.m. in the Alumni Hall Theatre at Courtland and Auditorium.
For their first project, the class offers food for thought by writing, directing and performing a series of six-line scenes all with the same setting. Drawn from the work of Charles Marowitz, the six-line scene exercise challenges students' creativity while allowing them to focus on specific performance skills (in this case, script analysis and working with actors) in a highly concentrated format.
Admission is free. Please drop in if you're in the neighborhood. Sorry, but you can't bring your lunch, as there's no food or drink allowed in the seating area.
Join the students in THEA 4850 Directing for their first production project, "The Dining Room Plays," Tuesday, September 15, at 12:15 p.m. in the Alumni Hall Theatre at Courtland and Auditorium.
For their first project, the class offers food for thought by writing, directing and performing a series of six-line scenes all with the same setting. Drawn from the work of Charles Marowitz, the six-line scene exercise challenges students' creativity while allowing them to focus on specific performance skills (in this case, script analysis and working with actors) in a highly concentrated format.
Admission is free. Please drop in if you're in the neighborhood. Sorry, but you can't bring your lunch, as there's no food or drink allowed in the seating area.
September 3, 2009
Short Skit Needs Actors
We need actors for a short skit on 9/17 for a town hall meeting. The script is 2 pages max. If interested email gsuplayers@gmail.com!
September 2, 2009
What IS APO?
Alpha Psi Omega is a National Theater Honors Fraternity. It's co-ed, like most honors fraternities, and yes, it does earn you honor cords for graduation. Eligibility for membership is based on participation in theater productions while at GSU. Basically, if you're dedicated, and you actively participate a bunch, you'r...e in, but the point system is followed.
So what does APO do? A lot of casts actually put on a production every semester. Our cast (chapter) will be putting on little shows and holding events when we can. We’ll be coming up with and trying a lot of different things in our first year (if we bring it back). There's community service and whatnot most times, just like other fraternities and sororities. There's benefits from being a large national organization...one of the biggest thing theater people would get from this is networking...with over 500 casts nationwide, the networking possibilities are endless (or at least close enough to it).
It's a great way to come together with others who're as dedicated to theater as you are, and to accomplish something, and to recognize each other's talent and merits.
And also, it's like other honors fraternities...it's a reward for excelling in your field. you have to participate and be active in theater to be able to be a member...being a theater major and doing your 3 Theater 1010's alone isn't gonna cut it...you have to want it.
You must participate in the costume shop, scene shop, electrics shop...try out for department shows...acting in the showcase, be a part of the GSU Players, do SOMETHING...try to be a part of theater.
So what does APO do? A lot of casts actually put on a production every semester. Our cast (chapter) will be putting on little shows and holding events when we can. We’ll be coming up with and trying a lot of different things in our first year (if we bring it back). There's community service and whatnot most times, just like other fraternities and sororities. There's benefits from being a large national organization...one of the biggest thing theater people would get from this is networking...with over 500 casts nationwide, the networking possibilities are endless (or at least close enough to it).
It's a great way to come together with others who're as dedicated to theater as you are, and to accomplish something, and to recognize each other's talent and merits.
And also, it's like other honors fraternities...it's a reward for excelling in your field. you have to participate and be active in theater to be able to be a member...being a theater major and doing your 3 Theater 1010's alone isn't gonna cut it...you have to want it.
You must participate in the costume shop, scene shop, electrics shop...try out for department shows...acting in the showcase, be a part of the GSU Players, do SOMETHING...try to be a part of theater.
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