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[With the theater season officially open, the Divine Theater has little else do with the summer but prepare for next season's jam-packed schedule. However, preparation doesn't really bring in money, so, as they do every summer, the Divine Theater has opened its doors to summer classes! There is even word that those students who excel might even be considered for staff next season!
The first class is free in the hopes that they will bring in new students, in the hopes that people will sign up for more. The offerings are rather diverse.
Acting classes, both beginning and advanced; music lessons for singers and instrumentalists; conducting classes; beginning and advanced sewing and costume design; makeup; theater tech and lighting; beginning and advanced dance classes; stage fighting and choreography, just to name a few. There's a little bit of something for everyone here. The front desk ladies have even taken it upon themselves to start their very own beginner accounting class.It's cute, you should check it out
For those working around the theater, it was a busy time--maybe even more than when they were putting on productions. Cleaning to do, classes to help out with, and, of course, making sure any students don't go down secret hallways labeled "UNDER CONSTRUCTION" that totally aren't hiding their super secret base of operations nope nothing here to see folks.
Are you teaching? Attending? Helping out? Maybe just curious?]
[With the theater season officially open, the Divine Theater has little else do with the summer but prepare for next season's jam-packed schedule. However, preparation doesn't really bring in money, so, as they do every summer, the Divine Theater has opened its doors to summer classes! There is even word that those students who excel might even be considered for staff next season!
The first class is free in the hopes that they will bring in new students, in the hopes that people will sign up for more. The offerings are rather diverse.
Acting classes, both beginning and advanced; music lessons for singers and instrumentalists; conducting classes; beginning and advanced sewing and costume design; makeup; theater tech and lighting; beginning and advanced dance classes; stage fighting and choreography, just to name a few. There's a little bit of something for everyone here. The front desk ladies have even taken it upon themselves to start their very own beginner accounting class.
For those working around the theater, it was a busy time--maybe even more than when they were putting on productions. Cleaning to do, classes to help out with, and, of course, making sure any students don't go down secret hallways labeled "UNDER CONSTRUCTION" that totally aren't hiding their super secret base of operations nope nothing here to see folks.
Are you teaching? Attending? Helping out? Maybe just curious?]
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Feb. 9th, 2014 05:00 pmHere at A.C.E. Studios, we're proud to bring you the finest in round-the-clock entertainment, and for the past year or so we've been proud to have as a member of our organization Miss Rise Kujikawa, whom you all know as Risette. For the last two years, Risette has entranced us all with her wonderful singing and exuberant performances. However, for personal reasons, Risette will be taking a leave of absence from her work with A.C.E. in order to pursue other ways of helping our great city of Union through the current exciting circumstances...
[The announcer's voice drones on, but Rise's stopped paying attention and left the studio already. Nothing else important was going to be said other than just how gosh-darn civic-minded and cool A.C.E. is anyway.]
[The black and white video shows Rise sitting with a Ralts perched on her shoulders piggyback style. The latter is looking around curiously while the former is smiling.]
I have a couple of unofficial announcements for people who don't just tune into news stations. First of all, I know this is really late, but thank you to everyone who helped rescue me when I got trapped during the earthquake. That was the scariest and probably most embarrassing thing that happened to me, but a lot of people risked a lot to help me, and I appreciate it. I also made at least one new friend, so uh, say hi to Himiko, guys.
[The Ralts waves cheerfully at the camera, then goes back to studying something on the ceiling.]
More importantly, Bonding with Himiko here made me realize that there's more important and interesting stuff I could be doing than sitting in a recording studio all day. All this exciting stuff with other civilizations out there and new Pokémon to meet...I mean, I'm not a professional explorer or anything, but I want to help out, and if there are other humans out there, more people who know the area and how to work with Pokémon are better, right?
[She rubs her forehead with one finger, a little sheepishly.]
It's probably kind of arrogant for me to think anyone cares what a fifteen year old kid just decided to do with her life, but this new camera thingy is way too neat to just do a quick thank-you with.