

The
Simon Studio, announces its new Professional Lab for Writers. This is a
process-oriented "gymnasium" and production company. Selected writers
participate with professional actors, directors, conceptual artists and
producers under the studio Director, Roger Hendricks Simon. At the Simon
Studio, professional actors and directors actively participate with
resident writers to develop new works in progress. In this working
community, works are explored and developed through staged readings,
rehearsals, in-depth critiques and then considered for our professional
production unit.Long-distance consultation services are also available.
Selected early career and established writers participate in the SIMON
STUDIO Professional Lab – interacting with actors, directors and
producers as they write and rewrite new plays, musicals and screenplays.
Both in house residencies and personal long distance consultation
services are available mentored by Roger Hendricks Simon and industry
guests. Cold and prepared staged readings often develop into fuller
public and industry presentations and productions. In addition writers
can participate as actors and directors in the Lab. THE SIMON STUDIO
DIRECTORS TRAINING PROGRAM featured in BACKSTAGE (11/3/00) as one of
NYC’s leading centers for Director training. Selected early career and
established directors participate in the SIMON STUDIO Professional Lab –
interacting with actors and writers as they develop, direct and
assistant direct both classical and new works of plays, musicals, film,
TV and Radio projects. From cold and prepared readings to staged scenes
and excerpts to full presentation and production, directors are mentored
by Roger Hendricks Simon and guest industry participants. In addition
directors can also participate in the acting and writing programs of the
Lab. Recent and former director participants are currently associated
with productions for NYC and Glimmerglass Opera Companies, Chicago City
Limits, NY International Fringe Theatre Festival, LaMama, National
Public Radio and independent film projects (including those from
Columbia U. and N.Y. Institute of Technology).
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