Class Dates:
April 18, April 25,
May 2, May 9, May 16, May 23,  May 30
June 6 , June 13

Little Rascals 1 (ages 6-7)  This Class is Full
Teacher: Pauline Caufield
Teaching Assistant: Isabel Jeffers
Let your imagination take flight into the world of theater through song, music and dance. The fun never stops in "Little Rascals" and includes theater basics while learning the foundations of performing in a safe, encouraging environment. We also take time for fun with games and crafts. Let your child take the spotlight!  (*This age group is not eligible to audition for the session production.)


Foundations of Drama   D100  (ages 8-18)  
Teacher: Renee Gait
Assistant: Elaura Fraser
Become a character from head to toe. Explore the building blocks of acting through creative movement, story enactment, theater games, imagination journeys and more! You'll be able to use your whole body, voice, and facial expressions to portray everything from a swashbuckling pirate to a oompa loompa. Create your character from scratch and perform in scenes like Chronicles of Narnia, Treasure Island,  Alice in Wonderland, and more.
*Students are exempt from this class upon verification of Drama 10 credit



Foundations of Voice V100  (ages 8-18)   
Teacher: Jewel Newton
Teaching Assistant:  
This dynamic beginning voice class will cover all elements of good singing techniques. Students will receive training in how to use their voices correctly and how to have a confident audition. Emphasis will be placed on proper breathing and support. This important class is for everyone who has ever wanted to sing correctly and well!
*Students are exempt from this class upon verification of 6 months of private vocal instruction


SPECIALTY CLASSES 

Introduction to Monologues - D150 (ages 8- 18) PREREQUISITES:   FOUNDATIONS OF DRAMA 
Teacher: Casey Powlick
Teaching Assistant: 
It's time to take the spotlight in your acting. Focus on portraying a believable, interesting character through a monologue. Learn to select and prepare pieces that are just right for your skills and talents. You'll get the chance to perfect and polish both a dramatic and comedic monologue and/or scene,  as well as focusing on dramatic audition fundamentals.

Benchmarks:

Learn how to select and cut dramatic monologues.
Practice monologues multiple times, and receive feedback for improvement. 
Learn proper placement, blocking and movement in performing a monologue.
Learn how to analyze flow, internal thoughts and story structure in a monologue.
Critique classmates performances.
Learn how to select a monologue or scene for different genres of productions/characters.
Focus on diction, vocal quality, breathing and emotion in a monologue.

Want to see what's on THURSDAY S?
Foundations of Dance(FULL)
Partner Dance (FULL)
Prop Till You Drop(FULL)
Musical Theater - Mary Poppins(FULL)
Intermediate Voice - Evolution of Music