The Intro to Acting for Adults class will soon be coming to a close. Here is a video with 3 members, all with little to no acting experience, performing a short scene. Over the past 5 classes participants have learned theatre terminology, warm up movement and vocal techniques, improv skills, and character development. Their last class will be spent working on monologues and learning about the audition process. And possibly crying because every member has expressed that they’ve had so much fun that they are are not ready for it to end. But not to fear. We are looking forward to offering more classes for the fall!
The Intro to Acting for Teens Spring classes have come to an end. Over the past 6 weeks, the keen thespians in the making have learned theatre basics in terminology, vocals and movement, improv and character development. So many laughs along the way, and nothing brings us greater joy than when a student tells us how much their confidence has grown since the first class. We look forward to seeing them continue in their love of theatre. We plan to offer more teen classes in the Fall with the addition of classes for kids (7-12 yrs).
Community theatre provides everyone with the opportunity to express themselves, whether it be in the spotlight or behind the scenes. Regardless of age, gender, or background, theatre enriches the lives of members who take an active part in it, as well as those in our community who benefit from live productions. Here are some reasons why community theatre is important:
