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Panel Discussion Hosted By UMS President Ken Fischer: A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Royal Shakespeare Company

AADL is very pleased to present UMS President Ken Fischer in discussion with leaders from the RSC's production and education departments about managing this major company and why Ann Arbor has become a favorite location for the RSC. Panelists include Jeremy Adams, RSC Producer; Virginia Grainger, Learning Project Manager; Richard Clayton, RSC Company Manager; and members of the UMS staff. The 2006 Royal Shakespeare Company Residency is presented by the University Musical Society.

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Guy Sanville, Artistic Director of the Purple Rose Theatre Company, Discusses the Art of Directing

In this program celebrating the performing arts, Guy will discuss the art of directing, specifically the current production of 'Honus and Me' and the upcoming premiere of Jeff Daniel's new play 'Escanaba In Love.' Guy Sanville celebrated his eleventh anniversary as Artistic Director of The Purple Rose Theatre Company on May 1st. He has directed over twenty productions for the company and has received the Detroit Free Press Excellence in Theatre Award for Best Director four times.Guy Sanville has appeared in seven plays for the Rose, most recently as Brock in Born Yesterday and Stu in Boomtown. He is a proud member of The Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, Actors Equity Association and the Screen Actors Guild. He also currently serves as Great Lakes Regional Vice President of the Literary Managers & Dramaturgs of the Americas. The Purple Rose production of Honus and Me is the Midwest premiere of the play. A magical family comedy, this play, which runs through September 2, tells the story of a little league player who finds the most valuable baseball card in the world. Escanaba In Love is the long-awaited sequel to Jeff Daniel's Escanaba in Da Moonlight and will have its world premiere run at the Purple Rose from September 28 through December 23. Featuring a cast of wacky characters this 11th play by the actor/playwright is sure to be a hilarious hit.

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Stuntman 101: For Stage and Screen With Expert Christopher Barbeau

Stunt work starts with being able to fight safely and effectively. This course provides a basic introduction to safe techniques including punches, blocks, slaps, kicks and falls. With over 30 years of stage and film experience and over 350 production credits, workshop leader, Christopher Barbeau will lead this unique workshop. No previous experience is necessary - comfortable clothing and athletic shoes required.