OWNING YOUR ARTISTIC IDENTITY
What’s your skin in the game? What do you care about? How are you going to change the world? In this workshop students will be challenged, through tried and true methods, to find their personal mission, their artistic voice, and use them both to change the world around them.
Presented byAaron Rossini is a teacher, actor, director, and Co-Founder & Co-Artistic Director of Fault Line Theatre. In addition to his work at Fault Line, he is Associate Director of Volunteer Outreach at Artists Striving to End Poverty. He received his BFA from Miami University of Ohio and completed his MFA at the Brown University/Trinity Rep MFA Program. The Manor (Midsummer and Love's Labors Lost). Fault Line Theatre: At the Table, Breathing Time, The Faire, Doctor Faustus, Frogs, From the Same Cloth, From White Plains, Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. New York: Guerrilla Shakespeare Project, Funny Sheesh Productions, Sanguine Theater Company, Hip to Hip Theatre, Target Margin Theatre, Fringe NYC, Planet Connections, Emerging Artists Theater, Young Playwrights Inc. Regional: Trinity Rep, White Heron Theatre, Kitchen Theatre Company, The Gamm Theatre, Purple Rose Theatre Company, Michigan Shakespeare Festival, The Boar’s Head Theatre, The Mosh Pit Theatre and Pittsburgh New Works Festival.
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Artists Striving to End PovertyASTEP was conceived by Broadway Musical Director Mary-Mitchell Campbell and Juilliard students to transform the lives of youth using the most powerful tool they had: their art. Today, ASTEP connects performing and visual artists with underserved youth in the U.S. and around the world to awaken their imaginations, foster critical thinking, and help them break the cycle of poverty.
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