Reading Your Own Work Aloud A workshop with Lloyd Schwartz Tuesday, June 17, 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. In the literary world today, writers often reach a wider audience through readings and live performances than through publication. Yet most writers are not trained to read their works aloud. Even well known writers may read mechanically, monotonously, with too little—or too much—expression. In this workshop, participants discuss what makes a good reading and explore the wide range of successful reading styles. They each read one of their own poems or a passage of prose as if they were giving a public presentation, then get feedback from the class under the guidance of the instructor (who is an experienced actor, director, and radio commentator as well as a poet and Pulitzer Prize-winning critic). The students work through to a livelier, more effective reading as they deepen their understanding of their own work. Register by choosing this incentive for your $30 donation to keep Poetry on the T! https://indiegogo/projects/poetry-on-the-t
Posted on: Fri, 23 May 2014 19:30:54 +0000
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