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Hi Michael, Thanks for your additional comment ; you are right, my student who sings very well (and compose songs) will probably be involved in musical comedies and he will need to move. More I am

Anne, this is just a short reply to suggest that your client, who is obviously interested in the theatre, not limit himself from auditioning for musicals where there may be choreography involved,

Thnaks so much Michael for your very interesting message! Anne Anne EVRARD<https://education.acvrep.org/badges/badge.php?hash=dadc8ddf17d448adb1bfbcfbd56dfa7477f0a860> - ?????

Hi Doug, I really hope that I will meet a choreographer/ theater director, but it's not yet in the agenda. Also, my student is not good at all in dancing (poor coordination). So, I am sure he will

Well said, Michael (about playing roles as a blind or sighted person). I remember being thrilled when he answered my question about whether his next character was blind or sighted and he said he’d

Is there a choreographer involved? Maybe when it comes to using dance steps that could be incorporated into the “blocking“ process Doug Gilbert

Hi folks, This general area of O&M practice has been a long time interest of mine. Many years ago, I worked for a short time as a professional actor, and was in many college and community productions.

Thanks very much to all of you, for your inputs! Dona, thanks for your suggestions too; I will see my student on Augut 15th and I will ask him if he wants to communicate with S. Robert Morgan (my

William, great point! S. Robert Morgan told me he did fall off the back of the stage once — Dona ————————— Dona Sauerburger, COMS www.sauerburger.org/Dona

You need to find out how the school handles safety rules on the stage—Chris Tabb mentioned tactile floor markings and this is how you can enable your student to follow their policy. (I’m sure you

Oh, Anne, great question! Many years ago I had the honor and privilege of providing O&M to S. Robert Morgan, the actor who later played the part of the bar owner and drug dealer (and Omar’s

Have heard that thin ropes taped on the floor can give tactile guidance to position on stage that the audience cannot see. -- Sent from iPhone Chris Tabb chris@... 512.660.2750

Hi from Quebec, I have a student, 20 years old, with light perception, who is going to study in theatre next semester. I was asking to orient him on different stages, of the campus. Of course, I will

Hi everyone: Just giving a heads up! I am leaving for Ottawa bright and early Friday and will return home the following Saturday (29th). If there are any admin tasks that needs attention, it will be

Hello everyone! John here: If you've been following Poem-a-Day, I hope you're enjoying my curation so far this month. I would love to know what you think, and whether you found a few poems to cherish.

Hi folks: I thought I'd check in to see if any members are attending the International Deafblind (DBI) conference in Ottawa between the 21st of 29th of this month? I'll be attending and if you are

Hello everyone! John here: As some of you may know, I’m the guest editor of Poem-a-Day for the month of July. We are now midway through my curation. Today we have something special—a Protactile

I mean 30 minutes to skiing and mountain resorts, and 15 minutes to downtown Salt Lake City *Feng Yang* DSBVI [email protected]> wrote:

Salt Lake City, Utah 30 minutes to skill resorts *Feng Yang* Orientation and Mobility Specialist (COMS) DSBVI Office: 801-323-4360