SUMMER IMPROV RETREAT 2012

SUMMER IMPROV RETREAT 2012  July 22 at 12:00pm until July 28 at 12:00pm

• Scott's Family Resort in Lake Oquaga, New York

• ARTISTIC NEW DIRECTIONS presents  SUMMER IMPROV RETREAT 2012 Sunday, July 22 - Saturday, July 28 *  Scott's Family Resort in Lake Oquaga, New York  Have your mind blown with inspiration this summer. An unparalleled week full of joy and discovery… Get back to nature while you expand your artistic horizons. Take an in-depth journey into performing through an improvisational base with the expert guidance of a group of internationally revered teaching artists.  This retreat is designed to meet the needs of experienced performers, beginners and everyone in-between. You'll be challenged to grow on your own level in a safe, supportive environment created by Master Teachers...  Gary Austin (Founder/Original Director of L.A.’s The Groundlings)  Carol Fox-Prescott (New York Actor/Director and International Performance Coach)  Wenndy MacKenzie (L.A. Vocal Coach)   Jeffrey Sweet (Award-winning Playwright/Author)   Scotty Watson (Second City Toronto)  There will be time in our schedule for you to enjoy the resort, work on your own projects, receive guidance from our instructors, daydream and socialize! Details: http://www.artisticnewdirections.org/retreats.html Prices listed on the website include lodging/board, tuition and resort perks like those listed above.  Contact : SummerImprovRetreat@gmail.com To register: www.regonline.com/  There will be downtime factored into the week's schedule, so that participants can have time to enjoy the resort itself. Some of the activities that the resort offers  are canoeing, bicycling, bowling, tubing, ping pong, golf, and more! (You can also go jump in the lake… literally!)  Questions? Email at: SummerImprovRetreat@gmail.com   Summer Improv Retreat 2012 Sun, July 22 - Sat, July 28  Scott's Family Resort Deposit, New York  The Summer Improv Retreat is offered by Artistic New Directions, a non-profit organization based in New York City that supports perform