Runs approximately 35 min. What does it mean to act Shakespeare? In this practical workshop students have been learning some of the basics of voice and movement required to perform Shakespeare as well as more advanced techniques on how to bring Shakespeare’s often thorny language to the stage. The focus of this year’s lab is “The Tempest” and culminates in a short performance inspired by this work. The lab, led by Adam Hall, has also engaged its participants in theatre games, improvisation, and group conversations about art and performance. The participants of this workshop are: Conor Anderson, Jyne Anderson, Kat Anderson, Melinda Braathen, and Olivia Williams. Kevin Cortesi will be performing on the djembe, and Bryce Courbois will be providing tech support. All of TSL’s youth programs this summer have been made possible, in part, with funds provided by the the Berkshire Taconic Community Foun­dation, Mary Norris Preyer Fund, the PARC Foundation, Rheinstrom Hill Community Foundation, Steware’s Shops, T. Backer Fund, United Way of Columbia & Greene Coun­ties, and with support from TSL Members from around the region. Bard College provided the workshop internship. Please come by and see what our young people are doing this summer. _ _ _ TSL is located at 434 Columbia Street in Hudson, New York. Organic popcorn as well as a selection of natural beverages is available for purchase at the events. Movies are $5 for members & students / $7 general other events as listed. For more information call 518-822-8448, email fyi@timeandspace.org or visit us online at www.timeandspace.org