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SUMMER SESSION

THE NEW MEXICO YOUTH SHAKESPEARE PROJECT is on hold currently! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Our spring session runs for ten Saturdays beginning January 18th and running through March 28th (no class March 14th for spring break)

  Registration is now open!  If you would like to join my email list so you receive an email when registration opens up, please send me a message on the contact page.

 

 

 

 

CLASSES OFFERED INCLUDE:

 

Imagination Station (4-5 yrs) 9:00-9:45am  $80

Creative activities geared to joyfully discovering expression through movement, imagination, and role-playing.  We also focus on the kids creating their own mini-plays that the teachers transcribe for them, and which we choose from to read aloud at the final showcase.

 

Story Players (6-7 yrs)

9:00-10:00am $100

Students will dramatize well-known stories while developing self-confidence and basic expressive skills.  We begin with fairy and folk tales and then work towards a more recent story for our showcase.  Some stories we've dramatized for past showcases:  If I Ran the Zoo, Thidwick the Big-Hearted Moose, The Day the Crayons Quit

 

Acting Initiation (8-9 yrs)

10:00-11:30am $110

Students build their own characters and work on team-building skills as they collaborate to create their own play.  We begin with theatre exercises and games, brainstorm genres and plot ideas, hold a classroom caucus to decide on our plot idea, and then the teachers write a play specifically for the students around the idea they have chosen together.  Some recent plays we've created in past showcases:  Ernest Shackleton Goes to Egypt, The Trojan War Abridged! (Or Beware the Golden Apple), A True Western.

 

Improv and Film(10-16 yrs)

10:00-11:30am $110

We've decided to combine 2 classes into one!  Students will learn the rules for improvisational acting and the basics of acting for film.  A fabulous class in gaining a practical understanding for comedy, social skills, confidence, and practicing an engaged dynamic presence through improv games.  They present a "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" style show at the final showcase.  At the same time, students will be working on short film scenes and/or monologues which will also be presented at the final showcase.

 

 

 

 

 

SPRING SESSION
2020
FALL SESSION
2020

Our fall session runs on Saturday mornings from early September through mid-November.

 

CLASSES OFFERED INCLUDE:

 

Imagination Station (4-5 yrs) 9:00-9:45am  $80

Creative activities geared to joyfully discovering expression through movement, imagination, and role-playing.  We also focus on the kids creating their own mini-plays that the teachers transcribe for them, and which we choose from to read aloud at the final showcase.

 

Story Players (6-7 yrs)

9:00-10:00am $100

Students will dramatize well-known stories while developing self-confidence and basic expressive skills.  We begin with fairy and folk tales and then work towards a more recent story for our showcase.  Some stories we've dramatized for past showcases:  If I Ran the Zoo, Thidwick the Big-Hearted Moose, The Day the Crayons Quit

 

Acting Initiation (8-9 yrs)

10:00-11:30am $110

Students build their own characters and work on team-building skills as they collaborate to create their own play.  We begin with theatre exercises and games, brainstorm genres and plot ideas, hold a classroom caucus to decide on our plot idea, and then the teachers write a play specifically for the students around the idea they have chosen together.  Some recent plays we've created in past showcases:  Ernest Shackleton Goes to Egypt, The Trojan War Abridged! (Or Beware the Golden Apple), A True Western.

 

Improv and Scene Work (10-16 yrs)

10:00-11:30am $110

We've decided to combine 2 classes into one!  Students will learn the rules for improvisational acting and the basics of acting for film.  A fabulous class in gaining a practical understanding for comedy, social skills, confidence, and practicing an engaged dynamic presence through improv games.  They present a "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" style show at the final showcase.  At the same time, students will be working on short film scenes and/or monologues which will also be presented at the final showcase.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Links!

 

          A youtube link to one of our summer 2014 film projects:  Waiting for Romeo

CURRENT and UPCOMING CLASSES

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