Playback is a type of improvised drama whe rein the actors hear a teller&rsquo\;s story and &ldquo\;playback&rdquo\; that story for the teller. Unlike improv wherein actors create the dialogu e and scene themselves\, or use creative &ldquo\;games&rdquo\; to build a scene\, in Playback the actors&rsquo\; role is to listen and retell the st ory that has been told. They often use specific &ldquo\;form&rdquo\; to re tell the story\; at other times they create a mini-drama from that story. It is a type of social drama based on listening to and honoring the teller &rsquo\;s words.
\nThis class will work on learning the Playback for ms and carefully listening to a teller&rsquo\;s story.
\nInstructor: Karelisa Hartigan\, retired from UF professor of Classics\, has been doin g various types of improv for about 20 years. She has taken classes with B ay Area Theater Sports and the Playback training program with Jonathan Fox \, inventor of Playback. \; She currently teaches 2 classes in improv at the Elder Care Senior Center and leads an improv program for the VA for the rehabilitation of formerly homeless or incarcerated veterans.
\nLibrary Contact: Beth Noll\, bnoll@acli b.us\, \;352-334-1272
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