SF's AATC presents Spring 07 classes

San Francisco
Cost: $10
This class will teach actors how to prepare for either scenes or auditions. They'll show examples of quick script analysis. Then, have you demonstrate your own skill. These working actors, Esperanza Catubig and Ogie Zulueta will coach you on presence, delivery, voice projection, diction, resonance, breathwork, toning your 'instrument'. These are basic tools used by actors, or any presenter, in front of an audience. Instructors will cover pointers that will interest you as you're getting started as an actor in the industry. With time left over, they could give you their own inside scoops on what it takes to become an actor onstage whether in the Bay Area or elsewhere.

Ogie is a recent resident of the Bay Area after living for years in Los Angeles. At Bindlestiff Studio in October 2006 he read Henry Ong's play about Cambodian actor, Dr. Haing S. Ngor.

ESPERANZA CATUBIG, AEA, SAG (agents: by Link Talent Group; Defining Artists). TV credits: WITHOUT A TRACE, SEX, LOVE & SECRETS, LOCUSTS, REVENGE OF THE MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, several national commercials, and independent films. Major motion picture: CLOCKSTOPPERS. LA stage credits include: DOGEATERS (Mark Taper Forum, SIPA); East West Players, Lodestone Theatre Ensemble, The MET Theatre, Kirk Douglas Theatre, Playwright's Arena (Edinburgh Fringe 2006), Theatrenow LA, Word Theatre, Yale Cabaret Hollywood, Boston Court Theatre, South Coast Rep, and the GGC Theatre. A San Francisco native, graduated from SF School of the Arts and then earned her BFA in Acting in Dallas, TX. San Francisco stage credits include: Berkeley Repertory, Campo Santo, and Thick Description; Kaiser Permanente's Educational Theatre Programs, Asian American Theatre Company, Teatro ng Tanan, Bindlestiff Studios/Tongue In a Mood, Pearl Ubungen Dancers & Musicians, Foothill Theatre/Duende Drama & Literature. Local film: DUMBARTON BRIDGE. Other groups: The Actor's Network (lifetime member), and Lodestone Theatre Ensemble. She is currently studying tango.

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	The Asian American Theater Company inaugurates its 2007 Classes Scene Preparation (Intro to the Biz)-A workshop for actors Register at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/13945 1-800-838-3006 Saturday, April 7 2007 9:30am – noon Asian American Theater Conference Room 690 Fifth Street (corner of Townsend) San Francisco Cost: $10 This class will teach actors how to prepare for either scenes or auditions. They'll show examples of quick script analysis. Then, have you demonstrate your own skill. These working actors, Esperanza Catubig and Ogie Zulueta will coach you on presence, delivery, voice projection, diction, resonance, breathwork, toning your 'instrument'. These are basic tools used by actors, or any presenter, in front of an audience. Instructors will cover pointers that will interest you as you're getting started as an actor in the industry. With time left over, they could give you their own inside scoops on what it takes to become an actor onstage whether in the Bay Area or elsewhere. INSTRUCTORS: Ogie Zulueta (AEA, After the War, ACT; Dogeaters-San Diego, A Day Without a Mexican) Ogie is a recent resident of the Bay Area after living for years in Los Angeles. At Bindlestiff Studio in October 2006 he read Henry Ong's play about Cambodian actor, Dr. Haing S. Ngor. Esperanza Catubig ESPERANZA CATUBIG, AEA, SAG (agents: by Link Talent Group; Defining Artists). TV credits: WITHOUT A TRACE, SEX, LOVE & SECRETS, LOCUSTS, REVENGE OF THE MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, several national commercials, and independent films. Major motion picture: CLOCKSTOPPERS. LA stage credits include: DOGEATERS (Mark Taper Forum, SIPA); East West Players, Lodestone Theatre Ensemble, The MET Theatre, Kirk Douglas Theatre, Playwright's Arena (Edinburgh Fringe 2006), Theatrenow LA, Word Theatre, Yale Cabaret Hollywood, Boston Court Theatre, South Coast Rep, and the GGC Theatre. A San Francisco native, graduated from SF School of the Arts and then earned her BFA in Acting in Dallas, TX. San Francisco stage credits include: Berkeley Repertory, Campo Santo, and Thick Description; Kaiser Permanente's Educational Theatre Programs, Asian American Theatre Company, Teatro ng Tanan, Bindlestiff Studios/Tongue In a Mood, Pearl Ubungen Dancers & Musicians, Foothill Theatre/Duende Drama & Literature. Local film: DUMBARTON BRIDGE. Other groups: The Actor's Network (lifetime member), and Lodestone Theatre Ensemble. She is currently studying tango. Location: Asian American Theater Conference Room 690 Fifth Street (corner of Townsend) San Francisco Class Contact : Leon Goertzen Director of Education E-mail: LnGoer@aol.com Online register at: with additional $1.24 fee http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/13945 1-800-838-3006 Home \| News \| Calendar \| Directory \| Library \| Plays Copyright 2007, Roger W. Tang Questions? Email

The Asian American Theater Company inaugurates its 2007 Classes