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Classes in voice, acting & more for all ages and experience levels taught at the theatre by professional actors and educators! |
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The hallmark of our Arts Institute, Broadway Bound continues to enrich the lives of children in grades 1-8 through the performing arts. Led by industry professionals, students rotate through classes in acting, dance and singing, as well as costume and set design. The classes, using the performing arts to enhance self-awareness and creativity, culminate inan end-of-semester performance. NEW! CHILDREN'S ACTING TECHNIQUE New this semester, a program for students in grades 3-6 who wish to focus specifically on dramatic studies. Our faculty will guide students through technique in improvisation, physicality, voice and working as an ensemble. The semester culminates in a group performance on 4/24. NEW! CLEAR SPACE CHILDREN'S THEATRE Students who have previous Broadway Bound experience or are currently enrolled in the program are invited to audition for this company. The cast, led by director Dana Peragallo, will prepare a full-length production, featuring songs and monologues, to be performed at the Clear Space Theatre and various locations throughout the region. BROADWAY LEGENDS: 42nd STREET (Adults, 50+) Wednesdays, February 8 – April 18 (no class April 11); 10 am – 12:30 pm Performance: April 25 Ken Skrzesz & Doug Yetter, Instructors | Tuition: $180 For students 50 and up, it’s your chance to sing the “Lullaby of Broadway” and other toe-tapping numbers from the hit musical 42ND STREET. Without the added pressure of staging and memorization, learn the whole score to the show with musical director Doug Yetter. These 10 sessions culminate in a public concert. ADULT ACTING TECHNIQUE These expanded 5-week seminars allow adults of all experience levels to focus on character development and acting technique through monologue or scene work. Those looking to hone basic acting technique will feel comfortable in the Beginner’s classes, while stage veterans can challenge themselves inthe Experienced level class. Each seminar culminates with a final in-class performance.
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