Cross out one of those notes on your bucket list by experiencing the theater stage through Philippine Educational Theater Association (PETA). PETA urges young professionals to make their weekends count with “Workshop Weekends”. The program encourages students and professionals to put their show face on and drop their paperwork (at least during the weekend) to work on their dreams of becoming a stage performer.
With “Workshop Weekends”, enrollees are given the chance to reach for the stars and discover who they truly are through artistic performance. Theater is not only about expressing oneself through drama and acting but it can also pave the way to achieving a new perspective on things.
Tricia Garcia, previous enrollee and musician, claims that the Workshop Weekends, “gave [her] a big sense of freedom and self-expression.” She also says that the Workshop Weekends has taught her how to be unafraid of mistakes and criticism which in turn made her feel stronger and free of anxiety.
PETA has always been known for its welcoming atmosphere wherein newcomers and old members come together because of their unified interest for the arts and theater. Having workshops taught by seasoned PETA members and certified artist-teachers, the “Workshop Weekends” offers a one of a kind art experience for young professionals and students who are true stage performers at heart.
PETA’s “Workshop Weekends” runs from July 19 to September 7 at the PETA Theater Center. You still have time guys! PETA are currently offering three courses, Theater Arts, Basic Acting, and Creative Musical Theater, the program provides a little bit of everything for the different interests of aspiring applicants. At the end of each course, students of the workshops will be able to showcase the skills they have picked up from their classes with a full-fledged production. The “Workshop Weekends” provides a multitude of opportunities for learning that enables its enrollees to learn more about who they are and what they can do.
Interested applicants may visit www.petatheater.com or contact 725 6244 loc. 15 for more details on the Workshop Weekends program.
For more information contact the PETA Theater Center at 7256244 loc.15 or 09065564800.
Until our next trip in the City!
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