Summer 2013 Courses



Alice in Wonderland, Jr
Chris Koch, Kari Morris, Emily Taylor

Book adapted and additional lyrics by David Simpatico.  Music adapted and arranged and additional music and lyrics by Brian Louiselle.  Based on the 1951 Disney film.

Camp I—July 22-27  Filled

Camp II—July 29-Aug. 3   Filled

Camp III—June 24-29 (new)

Weekly Schedule:
Monday- Thursday, 9am - 5pm

Friday, 12pm - 8pm
Saturday Performances, 2pm & 7pm
Sign up for June 17 or 18 audition date online
Kick-off (both camps):  July 20, 9am-5pm
For ages 8 and up
Tuition:  $335

Fall and Spring Courses

Level I Theatre Production

For ages 8 and up.

Level I productions, consisting of beginning and advanced drama students, introduce young actors to the world of theatre and acting, giving them the opportunity to build foundational skills.  Developing strong characters, preparing for a role, working with objectives, learning and using some of the basic stage terminology—these are just some of the many things the students learn in this class. The course culminates in a public performance.

(No. of students varies by production)

3-hour class (Number of weeks varies)

Offered: Late-Fall through mid-Spring

Level II Theatre Production

Prerequisite: Basic Theatre Anatomy. For ages 8 and up.

Advanced students continue to develop their acting skills and techniques, adding new elements, as they work on a full-length production.

(No. of students varies by production)

3-hour class (Number of weeks varies)

Offered: Fall and Spring

Basic Theatre Anatomy

For ages 8 and up.

This introductory course provides an overview of theatre and acting, teaching terms and concepts essential to production.  Through study, games and application, students learn the basics of staging, theatre, voice, character and text work.

(3-20 students)

3 1/2 hour class x 4 days

Offered: Fall and Spring

Aspiring Speakers
For ages 8- up
Effective communication is key in the life of any student.  This course is designed to enable students to become more confident both in their voice and the expression of their ideas.  Students will have the opportunity to learn some of the tools of effective speaking, to communicate in a variety of different formats, and write for various audiences and purposes.