With GuestS Philip Bennett and Students

February 19th, 2021 @ 5:30 pm
(7:30 PM EST, 4:30 PST)

SPECIAL SHOWCASE & TALK

Our February salon is an artist spotlight on the second and third year students at the Philip Bennett TheatreLab and Conservatory. Taught by Philip Bennett through Konstantin Stanislavsky’s psychophysical training, the students will present seven scenes that showcase their work. The scenes have been be selected from the works of Sam Shepard, Tennessee Williams and Anton Chekhov.

Following the scenes Philip and the artists will join us for a live virtual chat and take audience questions.

The evening will feature the work of Oscar De La Rocha, Diane Dube, Elizabeth Falcón, Callie Hutchison, Sergio Jimenez, Andrew Kincaid, John Muller, Teresa Shade, Richard Michael Thompson, Jorge Taborda, Linda Varela, Bella Vivante, and Robbie Voigt.

The event will run a little more than an hour.
Best enjoyed by Scoundrels ages 14+.  

Ticket Prices:
Free Admission with donations encouraged.

Questions? Call our Box Office at 448-3300. 

Like all our shows,
this show is also free for The Scoundrel Society.
Scoundrels can reserve a ticket
by calling our box-office at (520) 448-3300
or by using our online box-office.

Philip G. Bennett is an actor, teacher, director, and author and an Artistic Associate at The S&S Theatre.

Founder and Artistic Director of the Bennett TheatreLab & Conservatory; graduate of the American Stanislavsky Theatre (AST) where he served as Assistant Artistic Director, teacher and actor to Moscow Art Theatre émigré director, Sonia Moore. Phil made his New York debut as Lopachin in Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard with AST where he was a resident company actor for several years.  

He returned to his native home of San Francisco in 1976 and founded the San Francisco Theatre Academy with its exploratory studio the Bennett TheatreLab. 

As a permanent resident of Tucson, Arizona he is celebrating his 51st anniversary as a teacher of the Stanislavsky System of Acting, and has appeared with the Rogue Theatre, Borderlands Theatre and the Scoundrel & Scamp Theatre company. 

Bennett is a recipient of the prestigious Hollywood Dramalogue Award for best Direction, and co-author with Stephanie Daventry French of Experiencing Stanislavsky Today:  Routledge Academic Publishers, and The Living Actor, a Video Textbook on the Bennett TheatreLab Channel, YouTube.  Website:  www.BennettTheatreLab.com