THEATRE KINGSTON
  • HOME
  • TK STUDIO CLASSES
    • TK Kids
  • Support Us
  • CONTACT
    • BOARD OF DIRECTORS
    • ABOUT US
      • PAST SHOWS
        • HISTORY
      • PAST ARTISTIC DIRECTORS
      • Kim Renders
    • VOLUNTEER
    • CAREERS
  • I take you hand in mine
  • AUDITIONS
  • HOME
  • TK STUDIO CLASSES
    • TK Kids
  • Support Us
  • CONTACT
    • BOARD OF DIRECTORS
    • ABOUT US
      • PAST SHOWS
        • HISTORY
      • PAST ARTISTIC DIRECTORS
      • Kim Renders
    • VOLUNTEER
    • CAREERS
  • I take you hand in mine
  • AUDITIONS
Search

MARCH BREAK AND SUMMER ​PLAY IN A WEEK CAMP and FILM IN A WEEK

CA$345.00

March 16 - 20 2025 Play in a Week

July 6 -10 2025 Film in a Week

​July 13 - 17 2025 Film in a Week

​July 20 -24 2025 Play in a Week


DAY ONE WE LEARN ABOUT THE THEATRE AND DECIDE WHO WE WANT TO BE

DAY TWO - FOUR WE LEARN OUR LINES, BUILD THE SET, REHEARSE THE PLAY

DAY FIVE WE ADD LIGHTS AND AN AUDIENCE!

A PLAY IN A WEEK!


DAY ONE WE STORYBOARD AND WRITE THE FILM. DAY TWO - THREE WE SHOOT THE SCENES. DAY FOUR WE EDIT OUR MOVIE. DAY FIVE WE HAVE OUR PREMIERE!

FILM IN A WEEK

Shop

IMPROV Classes Beginner

CA$200.00

The All-Levels class starts on Tuesday January 9th and is 7-9 PM for 8 weeks

Shop

Advanced Improv

CA$200.00

The Advanced class starts on Wednesday January 10th and is 7-9 PM for 8 weeks.

Shop

Long Form Improv

CA$100.00

Long-Form Wednesdays from 9-10 PM this is an add on to the Advanced Improv class.

Shop

IGNITING THE IMAGINATION Chekhov Technique Intensive

CA$65.00 - CA$100.00

Sunday November 16                

10:30 am – 4:30 pm (lunch 1 – 2 pm)

Grand Theatre, Kingston

$88.50 + HST = $100.00


STUDENT DISCOUNT:

$57.50 + HST = $65.00


Get out of your head and into your body by unleashing your imagination, igniting joy and embracing play, as we explore the essential tools of the Michael Chekhov technique.


Michel Chekhov developed his acting technique from his early years with Stanislavsky and his tireless search for an alternative to the over analytical approach to acting. Chekhov wanted to free the creative process from the critical mind. His refusal to exploit the actor’s personal feelings in his art ultimately separated him from Stanislavsky’s teachings. He believed there should be a clear differentiation between the actor as a person and the actor as an artist. Chekhov also noticed actors were losing their most valuable tool - the ability to transform themselves through their imagination. He developed a series of simple and accessible exercises focusing on the development of the imagination, the psycho-physical connection and creative individuality. 

“An actor has to burn inside with outer ease.” Michael Chekhov

Shop

    REGISTER FOR TK STUDIO CLASSES

Submit

About

Support

WHO WE ARE
HISTORY
PAST SHOWS
VOLUNTEER
CONTACT
​DONATE
Picture

What's On

Garden Party Fundraiser
​About the TK FRINGE
TKFRINGE 2025
THEATRE CAMP
IMPROV KINGSTON
​



Picture
Picture
Picture
Theatre Kingston Logo
© COPYRIGHT 2017. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.   |   WEBSITE BY youngdesigns.ca
Picture
  • HOME
  • TK STUDIO CLASSES
    • TK Kids
  • Support Us
  • CONTACT
    • BOARD OF DIRECTORS
    • ABOUT US
      • PAST SHOWS
        • HISTORY
      • PAST ARTISTIC DIRECTORS
      • Kim Renders
    • VOLUNTEER
    • CAREERS
  • I take you hand in mine
  • AUDITIONS