“A Young Actor’s Conservatory”
Limited space available!
January 14th – March 4th
Fridays 1-3pm
March 8th – April 15th
Tues, Thurs, Fri 1-4pm*
Production: April 16th
A lot of people say that acting is a waste of time.
Some say that it won’t help in “real life.” But in reality, it would surprise you how many times an actor is called upon to use their acting abilities. Learning how to act is learning how to lead. It is amazing to see the growth that happens through acting as people are taught to understand human nature, relate to how other people feel, connect with the rest of life, and to not be afraid to be who they really are. When you make improvement in acting you’re not only improving yourself onstage, but in real life too.
Some say that it won’t help in “real life.” But in reality, it would surprise you how many times an actor is called upon to use their acting abilities. Learning how to act is learning how to lead. It is amazing to see the growth that happens through acting as people are taught to understand human nature, relate to how other people feel, connect with the rest of life, and to not be afraid to be who they really are. When you make improvement in acting you’re not only improving yourself onstage, but in real life too.
In this 2nd Semester class, students will learn beginning acting and life skills through the following:
- · Improvisation
- · Stage Combat
- · Pantomime
- · Theatre Games
- · Movement Onstage
- · Voice
- · Skits
- · Auditions
- · Six-Week Rehearsal period
- · Final Performance of William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night
This young actor’s conservatory is sure to be a fun-filled, action-packed experience for all!
But Hurry; there are only two spots left available!
Open to youth ages 12-16. For more information visit http://www.orchardhouseacademy.com/, or contact Andrew Smith at starmsmith@yahoo.com.
*The days students will be required to be there for this period will vary depending on their role in the final performance
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