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DESCRIPTION:TAPS's Fall Main Stage is Anton Chekhov's "Three Sisters" — D
 irected by TAPS Lecturer Stephanie Hunt. Audition time slots are open at h
 ttps://taps.stanford.edu/threesisters-auditions\n\nTAPS is partnering with
  the Arts Intensive* and COLLEGE programs as part of campus-wide involveme
 nt in this production. Actors who are cast\, Assistant Directors\, and Dra
 maturgs will rehearse the play in the fall quarter of 2024 and will partic
 ipate in the Art Intensive as part of the rehearsal and research process. 
 Following Arts Intensive\, Three Sisters comes with course credit (TAPS 12
 2P) and requires rehearsals five to six times per week. Not all students w
 ill be called for every rehearsal.\n\nABOUT THE PRODUCTION\n\nOn the brink
  of a new era three sisters\, living in a small boring town\, dream of a b
 etter life in the big city where they were born. Over the next three years
 \, the sisters fall in love\, work\, banter about the meaning of life\, an
 d struggle to keep their dreams alive. Anton Chekhov penned this poignant 
 and humorous play in 1900 for his friends and his wife\, the actors of the
  Moscow Art Theater\, to perform. Our production will be set in the year i
 t was written.\n\nRehearsing Chekhov’s Three Sisters we will focus parti
 cularly on character and relationship\, ensemble building\, physical play\
 , subtext\, and sensory life. The humor\, absurdity\, mystery\, and empath
 y found in Chekhov’s work will be explored. Through research into 19th-c
 entury Russian culture and Chekhov’s short stories\, we will actively in
 vestigate how clothing\, art\, manners\, music\, politics\, and food affec
 t movement and behavior. Using techniques developed by the great acting te
 acher Stanislavsky\, including text analysis and improvisation\, we will e
 mbody the play’s characters and events\, while exploring gesture\, tempo
 -rhythm\, physical centers\, and archetypes.
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LOCATION:Roble Gym\, Lounge
SUMMARY:AUDITIONS | "Three Sisters" TAPS Fall 24 Main Stage
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/auditions-three-sisters
CATEGORIES:Other
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DESCRIPTION:TAPS's Fall Main Stage is Anton Chekhov's "Three Sisters" — D
 irected by TAPS Lecturer Stephanie Hunt. Audition time slots are open at h
 ttps://taps.stanford.edu/threesisters-auditions\n\nTAPS is partnering with
  the Arts Intensive* and COLLEGE programs as part of campus-wide involveme
 nt in this production. Actors who are cast\, Assistant Directors\, and Dra
 maturgs will rehearse the play in the fall quarter of 2024 and will partic
 ipate in the Art Intensive as part of the rehearsal and research process. 
 Following Arts Intensive\, Three Sisters comes with course credit (TAPS 12
 2P) and requires rehearsals five to six times per week. Not all students w
 ill be called for every rehearsal.\n\nABOUT THE PRODUCTION\n\nOn the brink
  of a new era three sisters\, living in a small boring town\, dream of a b
 etter life in the big city where they were born. Over the next three years
 \, the sisters fall in love\, work\, banter about the meaning of life\, an
 d struggle to keep their dreams alive. Anton Chekhov penned this poignant 
 and humorous play in 1900 for his friends and his wife\, the actors of the
  Moscow Art Theater\, to perform. Our production will be set in the year i
 t was written.\n\nRehearsing Chekhov’s Three Sisters we will focus parti
 cularly on character and relationship\, ensemble building\, physical play\
 , subtext\, and sensory life. The humor\, absurdity\, mystery\, and empath
 y found in Chekhov’s work will be explored. Through research into 19th-c
 entury Russian culture and Chekhov’s short stories\, we will actively in
 vestigate how clothing\, art\, manners\, music\, politics\, and food affec
 t movement and behavior. Using techniques developed by the great acting te
 acher Stanislavsky\, including text analysis and improvisation\, we will e
 mbody the play’s characters and events\, while exploring gesture\, tempo
 -rhythm\, physical centers\, and archetypes.
GEO:37.426008;-122.174909
LOCATION:Roble Gym\, Lounge
SUMMARY:AUDITIONS | "Three Sisters" TAPS Fall 24 Main Stage
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/auditions-three-sisters
CATEGORIES:Other
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