The Endicott Performing Arts Center located at 102 Washington Avenue in Endicott continues its Concert Series with the return of the thunderous Canadian folk group “Tanglefoot” in concert at the EPAC Theater, 102 Washington Avenue, in Endicott on Sunday, February 24 at 3:00 PM.
Named “Vocal Group of the Year”in the 2007 Canadian Folk Music Awards, Tanglefoot is a thunderous live band with a reputation for spectacular vocal harmonies. It is also a band of adept songwriters who specialize in portraying the Canadian experience.Intelligent, well-written folk-influenced songs played with hell-bent, rampaging abandon may be why Tanglefoot was once described as “Stan Rogers meets Van Halen.”Their monumental acapella song Vimy” resulted in an invitation to the 90th Anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge and dedication of the restored memorial at Vimy, France on April 9, 2007 – while at the same time the Canadian Celtic Choir was singing Tanglefoot’s song at the Vimy Vigil on Capitol Hill in Ottawa.
Tanglefoot has made headlines throughout the world of folk and acoustic music, attracting a large and rapidly enthusiastic horde of friends, fans and “Foot-Heads” throughout Canada, the United States and Britain.Combiningtradition, innovation, humor, pathos, fury and passion, these five engaging and colorful performers deliver their music with rare intensity and contagious enthusiasm.If you love high energy music, they’re a group not to be missed!
Tickets for Tanglefoot are $18 Adult and $15 for students, age 18 and younger, all seats are reserved.Tickets are available at the on line EPAC Box Office or by calling 785-8903.
EPAC & Chris Nickerson present
an ADULT ACTING WORKSHOP
The Endicott Performing Arts Center located at 102 Washington Avenue in Endicott is proud to announce the beginning of an Adult Acting Workshop to be given by local actor Chris Nickerson.Classes will be held on the first Monday of six consecutive months beginning at 7PM, March 1, 2008 at the EPAC Theater, 102 Washington Avenue in Endicott. Classes will last about 2 hours each and are open to ages 17 and older.Chris is a graduate of Binghamton University and has studied with The Acting Studio in New York City. He has performed in over 70 plays and musicals and has worked in commercials and film. Chris has received an “Outstanding Artist” Award from the Kennedy Center and has won a number of “Best Actor” awards from Arizona Theater including a nomination for a “Zoni” (State Theater Awards of Arizona). He also appeared in the film “Inte-state 60″ with James Margden, Chris Cooper, and Gary Oldman.The Actor’s Workshop will consist of Acting Exercises, Theatre Games, Monologue and Scene Study Classes. The focus of the classes will be to free up the actors body and mind. This freedom will allow actors to remain in the moment and completely express a character’s feelings.The actors will also be asked to meet as pairs between classes to develop a strong, trusting, working relationship and to become familiar with the acting exercises. Chris will also meet, time permitting, with pairs of actors during the scene study portion of the workshop.
The cost of the workshop is $75 per student. Call the EPAC Theater at 785-8903 to register for the workshop.
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We’re also interested in updates about “graduates” from the EPAC “theater incubator” that have gone on to pursue careers and education in the arts. Let us know what’s happening with you so we can let the community share your excitement and success. As always, EPAC’s email address is EPAC@EndicottArts.com.