Join us for a discussion of Vasily Grossman’s Russian novel “Life and Fate,” called an “epic tale of World War II and a profound reckoning with the dark forces that dominated the twentieth century”. Copies are the novel are available at the Inwood Circulation Desk.
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Open Acting Class – Aug 21 & Aug 28 (Needs an Audience)
For the past eight weeks my acting students have been busy discovering and developing their skills in self-awareness through ‘object exercises’ created by legendary acting teacher Uta Hagen. (Rik Water)
They are now ready for an audience!
Our final two classes — Tuesdays, August 21 and 28 — will be OPEN TO THE PUBLIC to observe as auditors, without charge. And we would really love to have to there.
If you’ve ever considered taking an acting class, or wondered what all the fuss is about this particular approach, or are just plain curious about what your Inwood neighbors have been up to these muggy Tuesday nights in Holy Trinity auditorium — then here is your opportunity to get a peak into the process.
Each class starts PROMPTLY at 7:30 pm, so you must arrive no later than 7:15. Though you will be there to SILENTLY OBSERVE the process, there will be some brief explanation of the course work, as well as the opportunity to ask some questions between scene changes.
If you truly are interested in being an auditor for either of these classes, please hit the “Going” option so we have some idea what to expect.
Really looking forward to seeing you there!
Final Week: Artist Kae Sato’s Exhibit “NIHONGA” at the Dyckman Farmhouse
Inwood Local Artist, Kae Sato, exhibits “NIHONGA” Japanese traditional paintings with a nature related theme.
In this exhibition, titled Odyssey, she explores and celebrates the long history and memories of life of all animals, insects, plants, and atmosphere which surround us.
Final Week: Artist Kae Sato’s Exhibit “NIHONGA” at the Dyckman Farmhouse
Inwood Local Artist, Kae Sato, exhibits “NIHONGA” Japanese traditional paintings with a nature related theme.
In this exhibition, titled Odyssey, she explores and celebrates the long history and memories of life of all animals, insects, plants, and atmosphere which surround us.
Film Works Alfresco @ Sherman Creek: “Superman”
Inwood Art Works is bringing Film Works Alfresco to Sherman Creek Waterfront Park! Join us for a free, outdoor screening of Superman: Earth finds itself in the presence of an alien orphan sent from the dying planet Krypton. He is adopted by the Kent’s who raise him to be the world’s greatest superhero, Superman. The evening will include a pre-show featuring an evening of classical and jazz selections by the Calliope Brass Trio.