Carol Fox Prescott's
"The Theater of Everyday Life"

All The World's A Stage

Spring Awakening: Turning Open Our Creative Spigots
June 15-17
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Odalisque: Celebrating Our Individual & Collective Renaissance
August 10-12
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Harvest: Into Our Practical Everyday Lives
October 26-28
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Seminar fee for each weekend: $250 (no early bird)

*Discount when registering for multiple sessions. Lodging and meals are also available. Call Susan for more info: 845-246-5805

Listen to Carol Fox Prescott & Susan Rosen
as they share more about these workshops

Join veteran acting coach Carol Fox Prescott for "The Theater of Everyday Life." Not an actor? Then this three-part series is perfect for you. You ARE an actor? Then think of this as an exquisite opportunity to hone your craft in the most meaningful way.

"The Theater of Everyday Life" is designed to propel you forward, to overcome common stumbling blocks that we all trip across in our personal and professional lives, to unlock your inner confidence and voice and to inspire new creativity in both our everyday tasks as well as our long range goals.

We'll begin with a Spring "Awakening" session, June 15th thru 17th, a weekend retreat where we'll dedicate ourselves to delving into what's in front of us now, turning open the creative spigots and exploring the areas that may have been clogged or lying stagnant. Think of this session as "soul plumbing." It's a perfect introduction to Carol's invitation for each of us to explore what our voices, our breath and our bodies can do.

The drowsy, gorgeous days of summer lend themselves so well to our "Odalisque" session, August 10th thru 12th. During this retreat, we'll be celebrating our individual and collective renaissance, with singing, writing, movement, acting improv, and dedicated time to create visual art. Think of this session as your own personal "guided bacchanal." It's a perfect opportunity to be entertained, inspired and delighted by each other and by our own creativity.

It all comes together in Fall's "Harvest" session, October 26th thru 28th, when we take in what we've learned, put it to task in the here and now and take steps to revisit it at will in the seasons ahead. What did you learn in our earlier sessions? Did you tap into an unknown talent, voice or experience? Think of this session as "stocking the larder." It's a perfect opportunity for each participant will be encouraged to take what enchanted, appealed and provoked and put in into our practical everyday lives.

About Carol Fox Prescott:

CarolFoxPrescott.com

Carol Fox Prescott is a celebrated actor, director, master teacher, and performance coach. She brings 40 years in experience in professional theater to individuals of all walks of life, enabling breakthroughs in authenticity, personal growth, and creativity. Carol's clients include professional actors, business leaders, clergy, doctors, artists and educators – anyone for whom presentation and self-discovery are essential to success.

She is renowned for her technique: Breath Awareness. She helps people master "being at ease" in everyday life, while unleashing confidence and creativity. Carol helps individuals rechannel performance anxiety in any setting, into free flowing insight and self-expression.

Carol is one of fifty teachers in The United States to be chosen to be included in "Acting: A Vital Tradition" and is one four master teachers in New York City recommended in "The Actor's Pocket Guide to NYC." She studied acting with Robert Lewis, Charles Nelson Reilly, and Michael Moriarty. Carol has played leading roles in New York, National Touring Companies, and Regional Theaters. Her teaching career began at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts and the T. Schreiber Studio in New York City after which she created Carol Fox Prescott: Acting Classes, her own studio where she developed her approach to acting based on breathing awareness and joy.

When Carol isn't leading retreats and workshops around the world, she teaches classes and works privately with clients in New York City, the Mid-Hudson Valley and beyond.