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<p><strong>Written by Sarah Ruhl / Directed by Nick O’Leary </strong></p>
<p><strong>PART OF THE PRODUCING ARTISTS LABORATORY SERIES </strong></p>
<p><span style="font-family: inherit; font-size: 1rem;">Audience members may see more vigorous artistic risk-taking in these Lab productions. From their first year to graduation, the Lab is a space for our student-artists to practice their craft.</span></p>
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<p>The Producing Artist Laboratory is a unique part of the School of Drama's production structure. The Spring Lab in 2025 will feature first-year MFA directors and designers working alongside second-year MFA actors for the first time. </p>
<div>Title to be announced Winter 2025</div>
<div>Directed by TBD</div>
<p><span>April 15 - 19, 2025</span><br /><span>Preview April 18, at 7:30 pm</span><br /><span>Glenn Hughes Penthouse Theatre</span></p>
<p><span>All new and returning Huskies are invited to join us for our annual Dawg Daze Performing Arts Open House, Friday September 20th 1:30 - 3:30 PM. Come by and learn all about how to get involved in the performing arts at UW. Representatives from the Schools of Drama and Music, as well as performing arts-related student organizations like the Undergraduate Theater Society, Stage Notes, The Collective Improv, Arts Diversity Council, Dance Student Association, and more will be on hand to answer questions and fill you in on opportunities.
<p>Four to six volunteers from this workshop will coach their crafted songs/monologues using the process learned in the <a href="/events/2019-10-16/diana-trotter-monologue-audition-part-one">October 16th clinic</a>. This master class is well worth observing with a host of take-aways for your own auditions and time to Q&A with Diana.</p>
<p><span>How to find, cut, and craft a stand-out monologue to power your auditions. Diana Trotter is a seasoned, award-winning director, actress, and education. In this first session, she will take participants through a process to custom-cut monologues that highlight each individual actor and, more importantly, help you learn to love monologue auditions! She will also address how to approach songs as monologues, cut and craft them using the same process, and deliver them with a strong sense of character and intention.
<p><img src="/sites/drama/files/styles/portrait/public/images/rainn-wilson.jpg?itok=2MvThQF7" alt="Rainn Wilson" class="image-portrait" style="margin: 10px;" caption="false" width="200" height="250" align="left" />UW Drama honorary alum Rainn Wilson will give a talk entitled <em>Philosophy, Soul Pancake, and the Baha'i Faith</em> on Friday, October 18th at Kane Hall. The event is free and open to all.</p>
<div>A clinic on theater education, workshopping, and strategies for young actors. </div>
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