News Summary
John D’Aquino, a noted Hollywood actor, is hosting acting workshops in Coronado this April. Designed for all ages, the sessions include ‘How to Make Funny’ and ‘Magic Rectangle’, focusing on comedic performance and audition techniques. Scheduled for the weekend of April 26th and 27th at the Coronado Community Center, these workshops are a unique opportunity for both aspiring and seasoned actors. Registration is required to join this exciting acting experience organized by the Coronado Jr. Arts League, fostering creativity and confidence in the community.
Exciting Acting Workshops Coming to Coronado This April!
Hello, Coronado! Get ready for an exciting opportunity to flex those acting muscles and dive into the world of performance arts! This April, Hollywood actor John D’Aquino, known for his memorable roles in iconic shows like Seinfeld, NCIS, and several hit productions on the Disney Channel, is coming to town to host exclusive acting workshops. This is a golden chance for aspiring performers and seasoned actors alike to learn and refine their craft!
Workshops Designed for All Ages
D’Aquino’s workshops are carefully crafted to help participants master not just the nuances of comedic performance, but also key techniques for on-camera acting. There are two specific sessions to choose from, ensuring that there’s something for everyone.
The first session, titled “How to Make Funny”, promises to be a laughter-filled experience where participants can learn the ins and outs of comedic timing. Imagine learning directly from someone who has imparted their wisdom and expertise to young actors on the Disney Channel! It’s an opportunity not to be missed for those looking to bring joy and humor to their performances.
The second session, intriguingly named “Magic Rectangle”, is all about auditioning skills and performing effectively for the camera. With the rise of streaming services and the demand for fresh talent, mastering these skills has never been more crucial for anyone looking to land a role in today’s competitive acting scene.
Marked Calendar Days
Mark your calendars, folks! The workshops are scheduled for the weekend of April 26th and 27th. The session on Saturday, April 26th, caters to young performers aged 9-13, while the following day’s session on Sunday, April 27th, opens up for teens and adults. This thoughtful division allows everyone, regardless of age, to engage in an enriching learning experience tailored to them!
Location, Registration, and More
All of this excitement will take place at the Coronado Community Center, a fantastic venue that’s perfect for fostering creativity and learning. Just a friendly reminder: if you’re interested in joining one of these workshops, advance registration is required. Secure your spot early to avoid disappointment. You can reserve your place online by visiting coronado.ca.us/register or by giving them a quick call at 619-522-7342.
A Community Commitment
This splendid initiative is organized by the Coronado Jr. Arts League, which aims to bolster the arts in the community. Their commitment to providing engaging artistic experiences aligns perfectly with D’Aquino’s mission to inspire others through acting. Workshops like these are wonderful ways to spark creativity and confidence in participants, as they glean insights from an experienced Hollywood actor.
Get Ready to Shine!
Whether you’re a budding star or just curious about acting, this is the perfect opportunity to dive deep into the art and craft behind performances. John D’Aquino’s workshops are set to be both fun and educational, offering a unique chance to learn from someone who is not just an actor, but a mentor to many.
So, gather your friends, spread the word, and prepare for a weekend filled with creativity, laughter, and learning! We can’t wait to see all of the amazing talent that Coronado has to offer!
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- Coronado Times: John D’Aquino’s Acting Workshops
- Coronado Times: Holiday Spirit Week
- Wikipedia: Acting
- Google Search: Acting workshops
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Acting
