The Magdalena Project

[doubleedge]

Training for actors, directors, artists, and dramaturgs:

*3-week program focusing on ensemble creation
*3-4 daily training sessions
*Work with vocal and instrumental music, large objects, design, puppetry, and improvisation
*Takes place inside and throughout the fields, hills, pond, and pastures of the Farm Center
*Creation of individual and group etudes
*Culminating in public presentation directed by a Double Edge ensemble member

The Summer Intensive, perennially one of Double Edge's most popular training programs, is ideal for artists of all disciplines and levels of experience, who are interested in developing their own work and seeing it grow in an ensemble context.

Tuition: $2,650

Includes room, board, materials, local transportation, and use of Double Edge's spaces and facilities.

For more information, please contact Jeremy Louise Eaton at 413-628-0277 or training@doubleedgetheatre.org.


Reflections from previous Summer Intensive participants:

"The thing that I loved about the farm was that they believed that everyone had the power to create...it didn't matter what age you were, the group didn't consist of only actors; this led me to realize that the ability to make art is not restricted to a few great minds. It lies in all of us, if we can get through the layers that cover it. In a field where people continually say, 'you can't,' I found it revitalizing to have a company of performers telling me whole-heartedly that I could." - Richelle Meiss, '07

"Your training has a magical way of making the impossible accessible. I was humbled, focused, and inspired here. It turned my world upside-down. Thank you." - Rose McCaslin, '06

"The most interesting part of the program was the unknown - and the whole three weeks as an ever-growing process of moving within and toward the 'impossible,' fully supported by the double edge ensemble in a really genuine way...I recommend the program to those who want to discover their most malleable self and are willing and excited to walk with their greatest fears." - Mo Mulderig, '07