New Students

Module 1

Overview Sample Day Frequently Asked Questions Campus Map The Ideal Theatre Grant

Overview

In Module 1 you will gain:

Knowledge of the basic principles of the Michael Chekhov Technique
The ability to practice an imaginative warm-up that will prepare you for classes, rehearsals, and performances
The ability to employ the basic tools that Michael Chekhov developed for the rehearsal process
The ability to apply the above to text
An awareness of the connection between theory and practice

Module Dates:

June 2-7
Kent State University

Module Pricing:

Room & Board
$1,190.00

Commuter
$885.00

Required Book

To The Actor
Michael Chekhov (ISBN# 9780415258760)

Sample Day

9:00–9:30 AM:
Teacher track student-led warmup  
(content ranges from gentle yoga-type stretching to active group exercises)

9:30–9:45 AM:
Break

9:45 AM–12.00 PM:
Morning session  
(at least 1 break during session)

12:00–1:30 PM:
Lunch break

1:30–2:00 PM:
Teacher track student-led warmup

2:00–2:15 PM:
Break

2:15–5:15 PM:
Afternoon session
(at least 1 break during session)

5:15–7:00 PM:
Dinner break

7:00–9:00 PM:
Evening session
(at least 1 break during session)

Printed versions of the conference daily schedule will be provided in your welcome packet.  
Digital versions of the schedule will be made available as well.

Many people choose to gather for casual socializing in the dorm lounge areas following the day’s training.

Frequently Asked Questions

Campus Map

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Kent Center for the Performing Arts

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Acme Fresh Market

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Parking Lot

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Dorm Housing Options

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Eastway Center Cafeteria

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Kent Student Center Food Court

View Interactive Map on KSU Website 

KSU campus map

Participant engaging in a class exercise

The Ideal Theatre Grant

At GLMCC we seek to build a diverse community of teaching artists who put equity, inclusion, and anti-racism into the heart of their artistic and teaching practices.

This grant has been established to support Black, Indigenous, Hispanic, Asian, and other people of color teachers and artists as they work their way through teacher or actor certification.

In doing so, we seek to diversify not only the community of Michael Chekhov Technique teachers and practitioners but also the training itself.

How to Apply

To be considered for this grant,
please answer these questions in a letter of intent and email your application to glmccteachers.com:

1.

Why the Michael Chekhov Technique?
What draws you to this work? What has been your experience with this technique?

2.

What is your background as a teacher, actor, director, etc? Are you interested in certification as a Teacher or an Actor (we have two certification tracks)?

3.

How did you hear about GLMCC?

Please provide contact information for two professional references.
The deadline for applications is April 1.