The 2008 Renaissance Symposium
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The Symposium is heading to the Central Valley
Academics, students of theater, renaissance enthusiasts, and actors are invited to this interdisciplinary conference aimed at bringing together all those interested in learning about Renaissance era and the role of the re-enactor within the Renaissance setting. The weekend workshops will put aspiring actors in touch with the people ‘in the know’ who will provide” first-hand knowledge and an inside-the-character perspective on becoming a better renaissance performer.
This year will also feature sessions for event producers as well as entertainment and vendor coordinators, bringing a new level of communication and sharing the knowledge gained over the years of experience between the people who make it all happen. If you’re getting ready for your first time, or have produced multi-weekend events for decades, there’ll be something for everyone.
More Meeting & Greeting than ever before. There are some events you will never want to end. This is one of them. The Symposium will open Friday with an evening reception and mixer. Saturday, there will be a full schedule of classes followed by an evening dinner/banquet reception and a lively karaoke party. A packed program of activities and classes continues on Sunday.
Guilds, Vendors, and the Public. This year we will have more guilds and vendors with more wares to help you get ready for the new season. Whether you are a renaissance enthusiast ready to join a guild, or an event producer looking for new groups to staff your event, come and see the plethora of re-enactment choices for your perusal. Have something to share? There are always more things to learn. If you have a class/session idea that you don’t see listed, and would like to suggest it, or if you’d like to volunteer to teach or chair it, please drop us a note. We’re constantly looking for new ideas…
Who Attends the Symposium? Anyone who performs, sells, or produces Faires, as well as individuals who are interested in becoming involved for the first time. Various sessions accomodate all levels of experience from the beginner to the advanced attendee. |
http://www.rensymposium.com
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