Session Registration has 10 seat(s) remaining.

Notes about the Session Registration seating section:
Registration for All 3 Sessions includes: Session 1: Characterization- February 15, 17, 22, 24 Session 2: Improvisation- March 22, 24, 29, 31 Session 3: Choreography- April 19, 21, 26, 28 Classes meet 5-6:30 on Mondays and Wednesdays. Students must wear masks. Available for students Grades 6-9.

Session 1: Characterization has 12 seat(s) remaining.

Notes about the Session 1: Characterization seating section:
Session 1: Characterization February 15, 17, 22, 24 Registration for individual sessions will open on February 1st. Students will work on how to develop unique characters for both dramas and comedies. By working with short monologues and scenes, they will put their skills to use. This will involve in depth work of the 4 main tools of the actor: Voice, Face, Body and Imagination.

Session 2: Improvisation has 12 seat(s) remaining.

Notes about the Session 2: Improvisation seating section:
Session 2: Improvization March 22, 24, 29, 31 Registration for individual sessions will open on February 1st. Shows like “Whose Line Is It Anyway” display improv games in a performance comedy sports aspect. But improv is a skill that can also help develop characters and flesh out the meaning of scenes. We’ll tackle both concepts and theories.

Session 3: Choreography has 12 seat(s) remaining.

Notes about the Session 3: Choreography seating section:
Session 3: Choreography April 19, 21, 26, 28 Registration for individual sessions will open on February 1st. Both musicals and non-musicals may require actors to move, fight, dance, or act in a choreographed fashion. We’ll work on acting inspired choreography as well as show stopping numbers. This is ideal for both dancers and non-dancers.