Penobscot Theatre Company to Offer Adult Summer Improv Camp in July

Penobscot Theatre Company is offering a week-long improv intensive, July 18-22, from 6:00 to 8:00 pm, led by Dennis Price, founder and director of Capital City Improv. Amy Roeder, the theatre's director of education and an experienced improvisational performer and trainer, said the course was developed in response to growing interest in a craft that "trains the brain" to engage and adapt. It is open to adults and teens aged 15+, and novices are welcome to register along with veteran performers. All classes will be at the Bangor Opera House, 131 Main Street, Bangor. The cost is $125.

"Anyone who has attended an improv show knows it's great fun," said Roeder, "but it's exciting to see the light go on for non-performers who realize they can use improvisational techniques in their work or family lives to get better results. Improv is an effective tool for developing strong communication and public speaking skills, encouraging innovation, and becoming more nimble. And all that strengthening will happen here in a playful, relaxed context. It's summer! Why should the kids have all the fun?"

Having studied in Chicago with ImprovOlympic (currently The iO Theater) and The Second City, Dennis Price has been performing for more than 15 years, most recently in the Augusta area and during the summer at ImprovAcadia in Bar Harbor. He also teaches theater and drama at Winthrop High School. Dennis's acting credits include Penobscot Theatre Company's productions of The Crucible(2004) and A Christmas Carol (2004, 2005). He performed last spring in the theatre's All-Star Improv Cabaret.

Individuals may register online at www.penobscottheatre.org under the Education tab, by calling (207) 947-6618, or emailing education@penobscottheatre.org.

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