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- ILSE
PFEIFER (02)
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 - Instructor
- NYU-Atlantic
Theatre School
- New York City
NY
- tel:
212-662-3105
- e: ifpfeifer@aol.com
Ilse Pfeifer is
currently teaching privately and at NYU's Atlantic Theatre
School and HB Studios in New York City, She is
frequently a Guest Teacher at Eastern
Connecticut State University and at Fordham
University. She has taught workshops in NYC for
students from Eastern New Mexico University and
Central and Eastern Connecticut State
University. She has also taught at Gate Acting
Conservatory, NYU/Playwrights Horizons, Sioux
Falls University in South Dakota, University of
New Mexico, and in Europe at the Freie
Universitaet in Berlin and the Berlin School of
Performing Arts, and she presented an
introduction to Fitzmaurice Voicework at the
KCACTF conference in Providence Rhode Island in
January 2005. She worked as movement coach for
Arch Street Pictures and filmmaker Robert
Columbo. Ilse danced with Zero Moving Dance
Company for five years, and later worked as
performing artist, choreographer, and
bodyworker. Her work has been presented by the
Next Move Festival at Annenberg Center, American
Music Theatre Festival, City Dances, The Arts
Bank, and Movement Theatre International in
Philadelphia, and by Lincoln Center Out-of-Doors
Festival, PS 122, and Dixon Place in NYC, as
well as Baltimore Theatre Project. She worked as
interviewer with PBS documentary filmmaker Glenn
Holsten in Love Park, danced in
choreographer Kevin O'Day's Storage
Space, danced and acted in Helmut
Gottschild's Frogs, Karen Bamonte's Salon Evenings, and sang in radio artist
Gregory Whitehead's Nothing but Fog. Ilse
conceptualized and produced I gaze at the
prairie and see things and MIX. Both
were aired in part by PBS in Philadelphia. She
was honored as a Pew Fellowships in the Arts
Discipline winner in Choreography &
Dance-based Performance Art. Along with her
artistic work she has had a long-standing
interest in somatic modalities. Initially it was
for her own use to help keep her body healthy
and available, and to address performers'
anxiety and specific dance injuries. As Ilse
enjoys helping others, this eventually led her
to work with others and to share her knowledge
in order to better their performances. She
studied modalities such as foot reflexology in
the technique of Eunice D. Ingham in Germany to
work with reflexes in the body, and Reiki with
the Traditional Reiki Network in the US to help
with the energetic body, as well as
neuro-muscular retraining with Irene Dowd in NYC
to work with movement retraining and the
muscular/skeletal structure. To enhance her
understanding of acting, Ilse deepened her
theatre training at the Actors Center Teacher
Development Program in NYC. She currently
resides in New York City where she teaches
weekly Fitzmaurice Labs and works with private
clients in the performing arts and other
professions interested in her synthesis of work
as voice/body coach.
Graduate Diploma
Royal Academy of Dancing, London; Graduate
Diploma Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing,
London.
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- PAMELA
PRATHER (02)
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 Lecturer
in Acting- Yale School of
Drama
- 222 York
Street
- New Haven CT
06520
- tel:
917-868-0211
- e: voicecoach@aol.com
- web: www.yale.edu/drama
Pamela Prather
teaches speech at YSD and has also taught at
UCLA, and in New York City at Marymount
Manhattan College, the Academy of Music and
Dramatic Art, and the School for Film and
Television. She has coached voice and/or
dialects at Yale Repertory Theatre, The Play
Company, Underwood Theater Company, The Edge
Theatre Company, Hamptons' Shakespeare Festival,
and at St. Anne's WareHouse, DUMBO, and Dance
Theatre Workshop. She has been an actor,
voiceover actor, and radio announcer, and
performed her own piece MultiMedea in
several New York Festivals. Pamela has spent
time in Japan and has studied Noh Theatre,
Kyogen, and Butoh, and also recently completed a
yoga teacher certification. She also teaches a
private class and workshops in New York City and
in France.
MFA UCLA; BA
University of New
Mexico-Albuquerque.
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- RENE
PULLIAM (05)
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 Associate
Professor- University of
Mississippi
- Department of
Theatre Arts
- Isom
Hall
- University MS
38677
- tel:
662-915-6991
- fax:
662-915-5968
- e: rpulliam@olemiss.edu
Rene Pulliam
currently heads the BFA program in Musical
Theatre at the University of Mississippi. She
has directed and/or choreographed hundreds of
musicals across the United States, including Oklahoma for Birmingham Summerfest
Musical Theatre, and the west coast premiers of Smile, Closer Than Ever, and Over
Here. In doing so she has worked with
acclaimed composers and writers Howard Ashman,
Marvin Hamlisch, and the Sherman Brothers. She
was awarded the Bay Area Theatre Critics Award
for her choreography on No, No, Nanette,
and Good News. Her performance credits
include television (The Carol Burnett
Show), commercials (Dr. Pepper) and
touring companies (The King And I,
Godspell, and Oklahoma). She
apprenticed with the late rhythm and tap dancer
Eddie Brown, and has shared the stage with tap
legends Honi Coles, Bunny Briggs, Jimmy Slyde,
and the Nicholas Brothers. She received her BA
in Music and her MFA in
Dance/Choreograhy.
MFA Mills
College; BA Whittier College.
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