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Stand-Up Comedy This is by far one of the most exciting classes REC & ED has to offer this season! Unique individuals with a good sense of humor, an itch in their funny bone, an open mind and a desire to learn the art of stand-up comedy will appreciate this new class. Student yucksters will learn how to write jokes, where to find material, stage presence, and get inside tips, valuable techniques and endless tricks of the trade. No experience necessary to join this class of wild n’ crazies. You will walk away from this experience ready to step on any comedy stage or at least be the funniest person at the water cooler. Taught by seasoned professional stand-up comedian and actor Russell Rabb. CONTINUING class is for those who want to learn more techniques from this fabulous instructor. 8 weeks. No class 2/21. ID# 2314.601 FEE: $139
1/24 – 3/21 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
Monday Beginning REC & ED, Conference
ID# 2314.602 FEE: $149
1/24 – 3/21 7:35 PM – 9:35 PM
Monday: Continuing REC & ED, Conference
Movie Night: We’ll Always Have Bogart
1/27 – 3/10 7:00 PM – 10:30 PM
NEW!
Thursday Pioneer, Room D203
Mad about movies? Do you enjoy analyzing and discussing movies? See a film (foreign, indie, mainstream) each week as a group, then adjourn for a low-key, friendly discussion. Information on the films will be provided. Class fee includes cost of tickets. Scholarship recipients pay $36. Seniors and 50% scholarships pay $58. Instructor: Mark Ziemba. 5 weeks. No class 3/22, 3/23, 4/5, 4/6. 1/18 – 2/15 Tuesday 1/19 – 2/16 Wednesday 7:00 PM – 10:30 PM Michigan Theater
ID# 2308.603 ID# 2308.604 FEE: $85
3/1 – 4/12 3/2 – 4/13 7:00 PM – 10:30 PM
Tuesday Wednesday Michigan Theater
Cinema Club Matinee Are you a daytime movie-goer? Would you like to attend less crowded daytime showings of films? Enroll in this class and join us at Quality 16. After the movie, the class as a group will go Coffee House Creamery for a structured discussion complete with background info on the film. Join with a friend or come to meet new ones! ESL students are welcome ! Fee includes admission to the movie only. Scholarship recipients pay $40. Seniors and 50% scholarship recipients pay $62. Instructors: Anne Rhoades, Mark Ziemba, Andy Jentzen. 5 weeks. ID# 2308.605 FEE: $89 DAYTIME CLASS
1/28 – 3/4 Friday 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM Quality 16 Movie Theater
Your Life As Story Your written story validates and celebrates who you are. Discover where to begin, what to write about, and when to include dialogue. Explore if, when and how to publish your life story. This is a wonderful class whether you have never written or are looking for a creative boost. Instructor: Pat Kuessner, teacher, writer, editor, publisher. 4 weeks. ID# 1708.601 FEE: $79
1/26 – 2/16 Wednesday 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM CAB, Room B
Writing About People
NEW!
Whether you write about glamorous celebrities, individuals who’ve survived heart-wrenching traumas, or an Employee-of–the-Month, we are fascinated by other people’s stories. Discover how to write personality profiles for publication, your company’s website, or a family memoir. Expect to complete a short profile to be discussed in class. Improve your skills for interviewing others and receive help with editing. Instructor: Eve Silberman, profiles editor for the Ann Arbor Observer. 2 weeks. ID# 1783.601 FEE: $39
Cinema Club
ID# 2308.601 ID# 2308.602 FEE: $85
Questions? Call 734-994-2300, ext. 53203
“Pat takes a personal interest in each of her students.” L. Authement
Are you a fan of Humphrey Bogart? Known for “The Maltese Falcon” and “Casablanca,” this unique actor left a legacy of varied roles. From desperate Duke Mantee ( “Petrified Forest,” 1936 ) to marble-clutching Capt. Queeg ( “Caine Mutiny,” 1954 )his portrayals of men in crisis are naturalistic and dramatic. You will view a film each session and look behind the screen to examine the talented actor who became the beloved “Bogey.” Background information will be provided. Instructor: Anne Rhoades. 6 weeks. No class 2/24. ID# 2315.601 FEE: $79
Literary Arts
3/3 – 3/10 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Thursday Pioneer, Room D213
Creative Writing Workshop Every person is a writer with a story to tell through prose, poetry, or creative fiction. You are invited to use your imagination, perception, and experience to write without fear. Share your unique voice with other like-minded writers to generate new ideas or support your work in progress. Inspiration is contagious! Instructor: Susan Ashmore. 8 weeks. No class 2/21. ID# 1726.601 FEE: $99
1/24 – 3/21 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Monday REC & ED, Lounge
Writing From Your Dreams Translate your dreams into poetry, stories, and plays. Using exercises to spark creativity and in-class writing exercises, you will utilize the dreaming mind’s ability to make unexpected creative connections. Discover ways you can create a dream-like state even when awake. Sharing of writing and ideas is encouraged. Instructor: Irena Nagler, Hopwood Award winner. 6 weeks. No class 2/23 ID# 1710.601 FEE: $75
2/2 – 3/16 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Wednesday Northside Comm. Ctr
More Literary Arts classes on page 24. WINTER 2011 REC & ED
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