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4 MASTER CLASSES in
Kabuki and Fan Movement

image1here   Mondays June 9, 16, 23 & 30, 2008
6 – 8 pm; each session runs 90 minutes at 520 Eighth Avenue, 3rd Floor in Studio A (Between 36th & 37th Streets)

The workshop will focus on the basic movements, walks and gestures of Kabuki dance in both female and male dance; use of props such as sensu (fan) tenugui (towel/scarf) and two short dances in both female and male dance from Kabuki repertory.

Yukata (cotton robe), tabi (or socks)
and a fan are required

Tuition: 4 sessions for $200
Limited enrollment
20% discount for previous Pan Asian students
 
  (All payments are final; no refunds after enrollment)
  To enroll or for more information,
contact the Pan Asian office:

Phone: 212-868-4030
E-mail: panasian@aol.com 
   
  For nearly 35 years Sachiyo Ito has brought together East and West through her delicate and powerful performances of classical, traditional and contemporary Japanese dance. Born in Tokyo, Ms. Ito is an accomplished artist, choreographer, and arts educator. Ms. Ito holds a M.A. and Ph.D. from New York University, and also a name, Sachiyo Fujima, awarded by the Fujima School of Classical Dance in Tokyo. Sachiyo Ito choreographed Pan Asian’s acclaimed production of SHOGUN MACBETH and will be joining us once again for our upcoming revival of the production in the fall of 2008.

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WINTER 2007 ACTORS/SOLO PERFORMANCE/
PLAYWRIGHTS WORKSHOP 

     
     
image1here   Led by veteran actor/director,
Ernest Abuba
November 5, 2007 – January 14, 2008

Workshop Presentation:
Wednesday, January 16, 2008 at 7:00pm
In the Bruce Mitchell Room,
520 Eighth Avenue, 3rd Floor

Monologues and Scene Study from
Asian Masterworks and Western Classics

Presentation of Scenes, Monologues and Solo Works
   
The Seagull, by Anton Chekhov, featuring Paul Keoni Chun and Shelley Molad

Carry the Tiger to The Mountain, by Cherylene Lee, performed by Nancy Eng

A Day in the Life of a Hindu God:
Sati Woke Me Up, a solo work-in-progress by David Elyha

...grits are good for you..., a solo work-in-progress by Sarah-Zane Moore

Iris, a solo work-in-progress by Jen Yip

Jesus Hopped the “A” Train,
by Stephen Adly Guirgis,
performed by Una Osato

Beast On The Moon, by Richard Kalinoski, featuring Shelley Molad and
Paul Keoni Chun

Opposite Day, a solo work-in-progress by Sean Tarjoto

The Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekhov, featuring Anne Miyamoto, David Elyha and Paul Keoni Chun

Curse, a play in development, by Nancy Eng, featuring Anne Miyamoto and
Paul Keoni Chun

Mango Tree, a play in development, by Anne Miyamoto featuring Paul Keoni Chun, Una Osato, Shelley Molad and Jen Yip, with guest artist Ron Nakahara.
 
     

STAGE COMBAT: 4 

MASTER CLASSES 

     
image1here   Unarmed and Eastern Sword (Tate) With Fight Master Michael G. Chin Tuition: 4 sessions for $200 For men and women of all levels - limited enrollment
Mondays March 3, 10, 17, 24, 2008 6:30pm 9:00 pm
520 Eighth Avenue, 3rd Floor

Learn the principles of unarmed and Tate (Katana) sword fighting techniques. Classes taught by Society of American
    Fight Directors (SAFD) Fight Master, Michael G. Chin. Emphasis on safety and believability incorporating choreography and techniques from Pan Asian Rep’s upcoming production of Shogun Macbeth.
(Tate will be provided during class time.)

Michael G. Chin serves as the Fight Coordinator in residence for Pan Asian Rep. He is recognized as a Fight Master, Fight Director and Certified Teacher with the Society of American Fight Directors. He has choreographed on Broadway,
Off Broadway and at Regional Theatres throughout the country. He is on adjunct faculty at Muhlenberg College in Allentown, PA. and at Brooklyn College.
In 2005, he won the Outstanding Fight Direction Award from the New York Theatre Fringe Festival.
To enroll, or for more information, contact the Pan Asian office:
Phone: 212-868-4030
E-mail: panasian@aol.com
20% discount for previous Pan Asian workshop students
 
     
     

     

STAGE READINGS 

image2here   For previous Staged Readings click here