3rd – 5th Specialty: Movie Making Calling all creative storytellers who want to see their face on the silver screen! This class gives students an opportunity to explore how to create stories for film/video. Actors will have the opportunity to film their creations and share them with friends and family in a final presentation. A…
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K-2 Musical Theatre: Ever After
All your favorite fairy tale characters come together in this mash up where worlds collide. Featuring songs from Cinderella to Peter Pan, students gain valuable stage presence and confidence while using imagination and creativity. Students in this age group also play a variety of theatre games to focus on the fundamentals of theatre, acting and ensemble work. Sing, dance, act- do it all and have a blast while discovering how amazing the magic of theatre can be!
Skills Focus:
• Imagination
• Rhythm/Movement
• Projection/Singing
• Spatial Awareness
• Group Dynamics
Tuesdays 5:00-6:00pm
Teacher: Emily Davis
Tuesday Classes Meet: January 9-May 1
- No Class 2/27 (Tech Week)
- No Class 3/27 (Spring Break)
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K-2 Musical Theatre: Cinderella
One of the most magical and beloved tales of all time, Cinderella celebrates true beauty, magic and the power of kindness. Full of colorful and creative characters, Cinderella is the perfect class for your budding actor or actress. Students will learn songs from Disney’s Cinderella Kids and create characters from the story. Including all kinds characters such as the graceful Cinderella, the handsome Prince, the cruel Stepmother, the hilarious stepsisters, the wish-granting fairy Godmother, the sidekick mice, Cinderella has TONS of great opportunities for both boys and girls to find their actor and expand their skills. In this class students will focus on the three musical theatre disciplines: acting, singing, and dancing. A perfect class for those wanting to do it all! So “Bippity-Boppity- Boo” and sign on up!
Skills Focus:
- Singing and pitch
- Basic movement and choreography
- Acting and creating characters
- Working together and ensemble building
- Stage presence and confidence
- Working with scripts & stories
- Basic theatre terminology & theatrical skills
- Learning lines and lyrics
Mondays 5:00-6:00 pm
Teacher: Cyndy Soumar
HS Specialty: Adaptation
Students discover the art of creating new work based on existing material. Students will work collaboratively and experimentally to create theatrical scenes based on works of prose, fiction, historical events, and/or personal experience. Learn how to develop a script and adapt the tone, structure, characters, conventions and plot for the stage right off the page. Create the world of the play using various tools and transformative objects. Perfect for students who also love directing, improvisation or writing.
Skills Focus:
• Using existing literature to create new theatrical scripts
• Working collaboratively and developmentally
• “Pitching” ideas or concepts to ensembles
• Using movement, sounds, speech, ordinary objects and physicality to community meaning, characters and places
• Refining scripts and dialogue
• Communicating ideas through stage directions and written scripts
Thursdays 5:00-7:00pm
Teacher: Tripp Burton
Thursday Classes Meet: January 11-May 4
- No Class 3/1 (Tech Week)
- No Class 3/29 (Spring Break)
