Do you know any theater company playing in foreign languages for students?
825560
Are you in the UK? If yes, this could help.\nhttp://www.nayt.org.uk/find/index.asp
916365
I'd recommend Mandarin Chinese.  It is very different from English and so it will stimulate new and different parts of your brain.  Also, China may be taking over the world soon.\nIf not that, how about International Sign Language?  Again, a very different language, and a useful one, too.
1059081
Ils appliquent la célèbre Comedia Del Arte... Ils ont quasiment inventé le théatre, donc ils nous prouvent qu'ils sont très doué là dedans... et comme c'est le seul moyen de gagner pour eux...
675386
Hello there ..i work at Kuwait University ..it is the only Government sponsored university by the way ...there r many private university though ...regarding number of EU or US students, i guess if there is any, they are very few. Although, teaching language in kuwait university in english, but dont count on it when u set with almost all arabic students. ...all depends on ur case ..but overall, whoever going to do so gona face alot of trouble adjusting with the language ..otherwise, social environment here in kuwait is so nice ..unless u r looking for parties and wine ..u gona find none ..sorry :)
917709
Go with French it so easy i con speak a little and it all come from movies and a book.And by movies i mean LITTLE MERMAID!LOL!jk.But ya french is so easy if you are willing to learn.
881170
Go to an English class for foreigners
929732
Yes. You wouldn't have to major in communications to teach speech. Maybe you should look into an Education Major with emphasis in Theater and English and a minor in Music, or a Theater Major with a Minor in English Education and Music? You could do school for Theater and minor in Music and focus on that, and then do Education/English stuff later?
639075
I would suggest eTandem! That way a learner can learn English, but also teach some of their own language(s).
536580
There is a  rather new language school in Indianpolis\nhttp://www.indyfla.com\nas well as a more established one\nhttp://www.languagetrainingcenter.com/\nIUPUI continuing education usually has French courses (borochure was in a recent Sunday Star/News\nAsk your local school district.  If there is enough interest, there may be a teacher who would be willing to do an adult education class.  (I've thought about inquiring at my district office to see if there were interest, but there is soo much Spanish.)  If you can get about five people together, the class might run.
698107
Try AltaVista Babel Fish!!\nhttp://babelfish.altavista.com/
409651
are you looking to find a play for you to produce? or to find a` production for one of your own scripts?\n\nstage play? radio play? TV script? film script? what medium are we talking about, here?
262150
check out a web site called babelfish.  It can change written text from one language to another.  It is fun to play with.
491075
National Theatre, 1897\n\nhttp://www.kostaryka.org/galeria2002/index.html
636808
Try http://babelfish.altavista.com/
775060
"Silk purse from a sow's ear"\n"the step-child"\n"the last shall be first"\n"from humble beginnings"\n"dark horse"\n"long shot"\n"one in a million"\n"little engine that could"\n"Horatio Alger"\n"comeback kid"\n"needle in the haystack"\n\nI hope one of these is useful!  Thank you for reviewing a play in an unlikely location--I know the actors and everyone involved will appreciate your feedback!
312827
I doubt that any college or university has a specific major in JUST lighting design.  However, there are hundreds of universities that have majors in theatre and film.  That's what you should be looking for.\n\nCheck out the Tisch school of the Arts at NYU. They have a major in Design for the Stage and Film, which includes costume, scenery, and lighting design.\n\nTheir program is well respected, but it's only one of the many, many available options for such study.
13624
Many public libaries have collections of books and tapes to study foreign languages and may include instructions on how to study English for those who speak other languages.  Ask at the Reference Desk.