Showing posts with label Theater. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Theater. Show all posts

Thursday, February 23, 2012

Enrichment Programs offered by Wilmington Montessori School!


Science Club

Ages 7-11
Wednesdays, 4:10-5:20
12 Weeks 1/25-4/18—no class 3/28 or 4/11)
$190
Join teacher Maribeth Low to explore what science is and what is says about the world around us. Children are naturally inquisitive, and want real answers to their questions! They are also naturally inclined toward hands-on experimentation. We will combine these two natural interests to guide the student into scientific thinking and actual science investigation. Children are able to delve into physics, biology, chemistry, scientific record-keeping, and more. Students will participate in small group discussions focusing on both the results and interpretations of experiments.

Adventures In Music
Ages 5-8
Tuesdays,
4:15-4:45
12 weeks (1/17-4/17—no class 3/27 or 4/10)
$190
Linda Bunting-Rios has been providing vibrant musical experiences for schools and camps for over 15 years. She plays piano and guitar and uses these, in addition to her singer/songwriting abilities, to make each class an exciting experience. Classes will consist of carefully selected songs, exposure to world music and instruments (with an emphasis on guitar and piano), music theory and music theatre.

Drama Workshop
K-2nd grade
Mondays, 4:15-5:05
12 wks (1/23-5/7)
$195
Taught by actor, playwright, director and educator George Tietze, this workshop is designed to allow students to fully express themselves physically, emotionally and intellectually. In training as actors we engage body, mind and soul; each class will emphasize physical exercise to increase flexibility and spatial/body awareness, vocal exercises to increase verbal acuity and activities designed to help with concentration and mental agility. Students will learn how to bridge their own natural facility with imaginative play into a more complex and thorough narrative while they learn the rudiments of stage presentation and improvisation.

Photography
Ages 9-12
Mondays, 3:45-5:15
12 weeks (1/23-5/7)
$200
Join pro photographer Heather Siple to learn the nuts and bolts of still photography, with an emphasis on making the most of your own camera! Topics include composition, lighting, shooting motion, portraits, nature photography, color vs. black-and-white imagery and more with weekly photo shoots, discussions and critiques. The class will culminate in the creation of a student anthology and art show.

Dance Groove

Ages 6-8
Thursdays, 4:15-5:00
12 weeks (1/19-4/19—no class 4/13)
$195
This high energy class is a jazz based introduction to dance designed to build rhythm, balance, coordination, and musical awareness. Students will learn how to execute jumps, turns, funky footwork & elements of break-dance. Emphasis is on fun! This class encourages self expression, cooperative group work and showcases student inspired choreography. The atmosphere is relaxed and the focus is on creative process. Movements are age appropriate and music conveys a positive message. No prior dance experience needed. Have a favorite song or CD? Bring it with you!

Yoga
Ages 4-7
Thursdays, 3:30-4:00
12 weeks (1/19-4/19—no class 4/10)
$190
Breath. Stretching. Sound. Stillness. Aaahhh… Yoga is the perfect way to unwind after the busy school day! Yoga balances mind, body and spirit and has many proven benefits including improved flexibility, posture, circulation, respiratory, digestion, and immune system. Yoga combined with meditation relaxes the entire body while stimulating imagination and creativity. Children will learn how to focus, balance, energize and calm themselves. Keren Portia has over ten year’s experience as a Children’s Yoga Instructor and Montessori Educator, and she is eager to share her expertise with us!

Hola EspaƱol! Spanish
Ages 4-7
Wednesdays, 3:30-4:00
12 Weeks (1/25-5/2)
$190
Each 30 minute class introduces the students to 3-5 core words, and the students interact with the vocabulary through music, movement, art and games. While the kids are playing, singing, dancing and making crafts, they are learning SPANISH! The students will receive a detailed newsletter each week highlighting the week’s lesson. Each lesson is designed specifically for preschool & elementary aged children by certified teachers.

Creative Movement
Ages 3-5
Mondays, 3:30-4:10
12 weeks (1/23-5/7)
$195
Emphasis is on dance and creative movement activities which are designed to increase kinesthetic awareness & encourage exploration through music, singing, circle games and pantomime. A variety of props and rhythm instruments are utilized to enhance learning and inspire spontaneous play. This class fosters self expression and provides students with an opportunity to improve balance, coordination & gross motor skills. Children should wear attire that permits ease of movement and sneakers.

Tennis
Mondays,

8 weeks (1/9-3/19)
Ages 5-7 3:20-4:05 $125
Ages 7-9
4:15-5:05 $150
MyServe Tennis brings us the United States Tennis Association's latest innovation in teaching young students the skills for playing tennis in a relaxed, fun atmosphere with no long lines, no repetitive drills. Children will learn the specific large motor and hand-to-eye coordination skills necessary to play the game of tennis through a series of special games and exercises. . . and will eventually learn to rally and keep score!

Gymboree

Thursdays, 8 weeks (1/19-3/8)
Your child will enjoy movement to music, songs, puppets, props, sports and fitness skills along with cooperative and parachute play. All classes are presented by experienced Gymboree teachers and provide your child with unique developmental play activities

Gymboree for Toddlers 4:10-4:45 $105
This class is designed around a concept such as “Up and Down”, “In and Out” or “Over and Under”. By using a concept the children can foster an understanding of a particular area each week with emphasis on gross motor movement. Children at this age are also very interested in imagination and creative play. We will incorporate various themes such as “Gymboree Circus”, “Down on the Farm” or “Teddy Bear Picnic”. This allows children to use their imagination while exploring physical, social and cognitive development.

Gymboree for Preschool 3:35-4:05 $105
This class is specifically designed with your child’s growing social skills in mind. It focuses on co-operative play, following directions and gross motor movements. We will also introduce foundations for various sports including racquet sports, volleyball, basketball, gymnastics, hockey and baseball.

Soccer Shots
8 weeks (4/6-6/1)

For ages 4 & 5: Fridays, 3:30-4:00 $130
Each 30-minute session is designed to creatively introduce your child to the sport of soccer. Soccer Shots is a national youth sports program with a provider in New Castle County. Sessions incorporate basic soccer skills, exclusive Soccer Shots games, Word of the Day, use of imagination, fun fitness activities and exercises, development of coordination, balance, and agility, and character-building lessons

For ages 6-8: Fridays, 4:15-4:45 $150
Using the same basic structure as the class above, this session is designed for older children, challenging their more advanced physical and cognitive skills.

Tee Ball

Ages 5-7
Mondays, 4:15-5:00
8 weeks (4/2-6/4) rain or shine!
$150
Join Gerry McVey for a weekly introduction to America’s game, developing basic skills, teamwork strategies, and knowledge of the rules of baseball…and for now, that ball stays still while you hit it!



To REGISTER:
www.wmsde.org/Extendedday


For More Information:


Cass Winner
cass_winner@wmsde.org
(302) 475-0555

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Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Spring Drama Programs for Homeschoolers!

Spring Home School Drama Programs


at

Cecil College

&

Newark Parks & Recreation


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Cecil College

Community Drama Program

Elkton Station, MD

BITS FROM THE BARD


Ages 8-14 Rachel Barton

Tuesdays, April 12-June 7th 12:45-2:15 pm YHS406-01 Fee: $95

A brand new course featuring a potpourri of Shakespeare’s most well known tragedies and comedies. Students will perform staged scenes and monologues from plays they select as well as learn to interpret the literature. It’s a wonderful way to discover his most famous works and to live the times in which he lived.

Cecil College

Elkton Station

Elkton , MD

410-392-3366


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Newark Parks & Recreation

Newark, DE


Drama Programs


CREATIVE DRAMATICS

TREASURE TRUNK THEATRE

Ages 4-6 Rachel Barton

Creative Dramatics/Treasure Trunk Theatre allows imagination and creativity to abound in fun filled theatre games specifically designed for the preschool crowd. Young Actors will learn to explore their feelings and thought processes while gaining the confidence and poise to express them. Self-confidence, positive interaction with others, self-expression, and spontaneity will be emphasized through our entertaining theatre games. We will create costumes and props to enhance our performance skills. Families are invited to watch our stage performance during the last class.

Activity #0071-111
Fee: $74

Fridays RDF: $58

Apr 1 – May 13 1:15-2:15pm

(No class Apr 22) 6 sessions

George Wilson Center


HISTORY COMES ALIVE

SHAKESPEARE FOR HOMESCHOOLERS

Ages 8-14 Rachel Barton

Our popular home school course where performing Shakespeare can be such a fun experience as students learn to interpret and perform one of his plays in an abridged version as well as learn about his historical and literary significance. As an added bonus, we will explore the times in which he lived and bring history to life as we develop real or imaginary characters and how they intertwined with the Bard. A dynamic way to learn history as well as performance skills with a final Shakespearean performance for families and friends. All the World’s A Stage!

Activity #1033-111
Fee: $119

Fridays RDF: $105

Apr 1 – June 10 2:30-4pm

(No class Apr 22, May 27) 9 sessions

George Wilson Center


REGISTER ONLINE

WWW.CITYOFNEWARKDE.US


Newark Parks and Recreation

220 Elkton Road, Newark, DE 19711

Phone: (302) 366-7060


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"The AristoCats Kids" ~ Summer Theater Camp!

WHAT

A.C.T.
Two-week summer theater camp!

This exciting fun-filled camp will incorporate classes in music, movement, games, basic acting skills (voice projection, vocal and body expression, stage movement, script reading), interpretation and improvisation, costuming, character development and simple set design.

The camp will conclude with 3 musical performances of Disney's "The Aristocat's Kids".


FOR
Grades 1st - 8th

WHEN
Tuesday, July 5th ~ Saturday, July 16th
9:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m

WHERE
Church in the Vineyards
Jennersville, PA.

SHOWTIMES

Friday, July 15th at 10:30 a.m.

Friday, July 15th at 2:00 p.m.

Saturday, July 16th at 10:30 a.m.

TUITION & REGISTRATION

Tuition for the summer theater camp is:

$350 for one child.

$575 for two children.

$675 for three children.

Registration form available at www.actheater.org.


CONTACT

Karen Rossi

Avon Grove Community Theater
P.O. Box 173
London Grove, PA 19360


610-255-1634

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Sunday, March 20, 2011

"Julius Ceasar" Shakespeare Workshop!


Philadelphia Shakespeare Theater
"Julius Ceasar
"

A Five Week Workshop
Led by
Artist in Residence ~ Aaron Oster


Philadelphia Shakespeare Theater's Artist-in-Residence program invites students to study Shakespeare through performance. Teaching Artists are professional theater artists with extensive teaching experience who work collaboratively with students in hands-on activities that address both the literary and performative aspects of the plays.

Meets PA standards for literacy, arts, and the humanities.

When:
April 8 - May 6
Fridays
10:00-11; 30

Who:

Middle and High School Students

Fee:
$60

Contact:
Debby Rosan
rosandb@earthlink.net

Where:
Haverford Township Free Library
1601 Darby Road
Havertown, PA

610.446.3082

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Wednesday, March 2, 2011

College Apprentice Positions with the Delaware Shakespeare Festival.


College Apprentice Company

Auditions & Interviews


DSF offers apprenticeships for college students who wish to start their careers before graduation. Apprentices work with the Festival's professional directors, actors, designers, and staff to gain hands-on experience both on and off the stage. DSF offers performance, production, stage management, and front-of-house apprenticeships. All apprentices will be offered a series of Master Classes and will work side-by-side with the professional DSF technical staff to perform set-up and strike duties each day of tech and performances. Modest stipend. College credit may be available.


Auditions for Acting Apprentices


Saturday, March 5th

10am-12:30pm


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Interviews for Stage Management

and

Non-Performance Positions


Saturday, March 5th

1-4:30pm


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Location

Brandywine Hundred Library

1300 Foulk Road

Wilmington, DE.


Callbacks for Acting Apprentices will be held during the 1-4pm time as well.


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For more information

or

To obtain an audition or interview slot


email

apprentice@delshakes.org.


No phone calls please.


Website


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"Tom Sawyer" at the Delaware Children's Theater!


Saturdays & Sundays
February 20th ~ March 13th
2:00pm

Mark Twain's "All American Boy" will delight both children and adults. The sleepy little town of of Hannibal, Missouri is the backdrop for the antics of Tom and his best friends Huck Finn. Meet Becky Thatcher, Aunt Polly, and Injun Joe and all your favorite characters. See Tom whitewash the fence, watch Tom attend his own funeral, and experience life on the Mississippi in a simpler time.


Tickets
$12
302-655-1014

Location
1014 Delaware Avenue
Wilmington, DE 19806

website

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Monday, January 24, 2011

The Glass Menagerie ~ University of Delaware's REP/PTTP

The Glass Menagerie

By Tennessee Williams

January 27th ~ February 27th

Thompson Theatre, Roselle Center for the Arts

Directions and Parking

Check website for times and pricing.

"The greatest of all American plays."
- The Wall Street Journal

Amanda, clinging to youthful memories of being wooed by scores of rich and handsome suitors, is determined to find her daughter a husband, but Laura, crippled and painfully shy, plays with her collection of glass animals and lives in a world of her own. Amanda's son, Tom, an aspiring poet in a dead-end job, secretly dreams of escape. This powerful and delicate masterpiece will touch your heart and stir your emotions.

Click here to see an

interview with director

John Langs

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About the REP/PTTP

The University of Delaware Professional Training Program/Resident Ensemble Players is a powerful and unique marriage of a resident professional acting company and a conservatory training program. Operating like two sides of a single coin, the PTTP and the REP are each distinctive aspects of one artistic mission that manifests itself in a theatre organization that is greater than the sum of its parts.

Website

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Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Delaware Children's Theater ~ Pippi Longstocking!

A musical play adapted from the popular stories by Astrid Lingren.

This is an absurd and rollicking story of Pippi, who lives without any grownups and embodies all the freedom and power that every child imagines. We laugh with her as she struggles to adapt to life in a small town. Pippi's adventures are full of hilarity that appeals to the child in all of us.

Opens Saturday, January 15
2:00pm

Runs Saturday and Sunday for the rest of January!

Tickets are $12
Call box office and leaved a message.
302-655-1014

website

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Tuesday, October 26, 2010

FreshBaked Theatre Company of Widner University presents: The Legend of Trouble Dolls!

Children's Theatre at Widener!

"Under the earth Fuego is grumbling and rumbling.
He is angry and when he is angry his blood runs hot!"
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In the mountains of Guatemala
the native peoples share an ancient legend with their children. Before
sleeping, the child must tell her doll her trouble and while she sleeps,
the doll will solve the problem. Teresa, a young village girl, has one
very BIG trouble – the fiery volcano god, Fuego, whose rumbles echo
across the mountains. Can her Trouble Dolls help defeat him and rescue
her brother, Paco??

The Legend of the Trouble Dolls is based on the folklore of Guatemala.
Produced by special arrangement with Children's Theatre Plays

When:
Wednesday, November 10th, 9:15 am
Friday, November 12th, 1:00 pm
Running time: 40 minutes

Admission:
Benefits Bernardine Center Food Pantry!
$1

Where:
Widener University
Alumni Auditorium
15th and Chestnut Street,
on the main campus.

FreshBaked Theatre Company

Widener's student ensemble producing inventive theatre for audiences of all ages.

Lisa Eckley Cocchiarale
Director

Contact:
ljcocchiarale@mail.widener.edu
610-499-4341

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Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Free Student Dress Rehearsals offered by Opera Delaware!


La Traviata
By Giuseppe Verdi
La Traviata is Verdi’s most romantic work and the third most frequently performed opera in the world. This heart‐wrenching story follows a young Parisian courtesan as she falls into a love that she is eventually forced torenounce, thanks to her lover’s disapproving father. Vocal fireworks will be supplied by soprano Colleen Daly as Violetta in her main‐stage OperaDelaware debut. Sung in Italian with English Supertitles

Bring your students to a complete main‐stage performance of Verdi’s beloved masterpiece with full orchestra and chorus, led by nationally known artists, and complemented by top quality production elements!

Who:
Grades 6‐12, best suited for students ages 12 and older though we
leave it to your discretion. Also available are discussion questions/study
materials for your use in the classroom.

Where:
The Grand
818 North Market Street
Wilmington

When:
Friday, November 5th ‐ 2010

Time:
7:30 pm – 10:15 pm
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The Merry Widow
By Franz Lehar
Hanna Glawari is one seriously wealthy widow and the entire embassy of her small, struggling country wants to keep her money within its borders. At a ball celebrating the Grand Duke’s birthday, they introduce her to a countryman they hope will be her future husband... But is that what she has in mind? Of course not – and that is where the fun begins! Sung in English with Easy‐to‐Read Supertitles
Bring your students to a complete main‐stage performance of Lehar’s beloved masterpiece with full orchestra and chorus, led by nationally known artists, and complemented by top quality production elements.
Who:
Suggested grades 6‐12, best suited for students ages 12 and older though we
leave it to your discretion. Also available are discussion questions/study
materials for use in the classroom.

Where:
The Grand
818 North Market Street
Wilmington

When:
Friday, April 29th ‐ 2011
Time:
7:30 pm – 10:15 pm
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FREE
Sponsored, in part, by a grant from the
Delaware Division of the Arts, a state agency
dedicated to nurturing and supporting the arts in
Delaware, in partnership with the National
Endowment for the Arts.

Learn More about Opera and Humanities
FREE lecture one hour before the production sponsored, in part, by the Delaware Humanities Forum. These lectures help students make connections with their curriculum, their communities and more importantly themselves. These stimulating discussions help your students connect to the opera in personal ways and show them how opera has become a part of our identities, our traditions, our history and our cultures.

For more information:
302‐658‐8063 ext. 3261


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Saturday, October 2, 2010

The Children's Series at the DuPont Theater!

THE RAINBOW FISH
Grades P - 2

$6

MON, OCT. 25
9:30 & Noon


The Rainbow Fish is the most beautiful fish in the entire ocean, but after he is rude to a little blue fish one day, all of the other fish ignore him. He gives away all of his beautiful scales and discovers the value of personal beauty and friendship.
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CHARLOTTE'S WEB

Grades K - 5

$6
TUE & WED, NOV. 16 & 17
9:30 & Noon


This treasured tale is based on E.B. White's loving story of the friendship between a pig named Wilbur and a little gray spider named Charlotte. Featuring mad-cap and endearing farm animals, the show explores bravery, selfless love, and the true meaning of friendship.

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CHRISTMAS CAROL

Grades K-6
$6

WED, DEC. 15
9:30am & Noon


Perhaps the best loved holiday story of all time, our adaptation of Dickens' classic is particularly suited to children, and features a magnificent score by Paul Deiss. All the joy, sentiment and meaning are here, without being too scary for young audiences.

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FREEDOM TRAIN

Grades 3-9
$6

TUE, JAN. 18
9:30 & Noon


The thrilling story of Harriet Tubman, the Moses of her people, is told in a fascinating series of highly theatrical scenes that use dance, dialogue, and music of the period. Songs include "Follow the Drinking Gourd," "Steal Away," "Wade in the Water," "Good News, the Chariot's A-comin'," and many others still sung today. Freedom Train is the story of self-sacrifice, dedication and survival, laced with warmth and a sense of humor that celebrates the human spirit -- a universal story for all.

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Seussical: The Musical!
Grades P-5

$7.50
WED, FEB. 16 in WILMINGTON
9:30 & Noon

THU, FEB. 17 in DOVER* 

10 & Noon

The Cat in the Hat is the host and emcee (and all-around mischief-maker) in this romp through the Seuss classics. Dr. Seuss's beloved characters find themselves intertwined in an incredible crazy-quilt adventure, in which the power of imagination and the most miraculous "think" ever save the day!

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HARRY
 THE DIRTY DOG

Grades P-2

$6
WED & THU, MARCH 16 & 17
9:30am & Noon

Harry HATES baths! After a wonderful day spent playing in the dirt, Harry gets so grubby that he turns into a little black dog with white spots…and returns home to find that his family doesn’t recognize him. Based on the classic book by Gene Zion with illustrations by Margaret Bloy Graham, this show captures both the whimsical humor and touching dedication to family found in Harry’s story.

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JUNIE B. JONES
Grades K-5

$6

TUE, APRIL 12 & WED, APRIL 13 in WILMINGTON
9:30 & Noon


THURSDAY, APRIL 14 in DOVER* 
10am & Noon


Dear First Grade Journal, 
This is the bestest musical (that is a play all jumbled together with singing and dancing, I believe) ever, I tell you! It's got loads of funny songs, and it's based on a bunch of books this lady, Barbara Park, wrote about me and the things I do in first grade. I think I might like first grade after all!
Love, (but not the mushy kind) 
Junie B.

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STUART LITTLE

Grades K -5 

$6
THU MAY 5
9:30 & Noon

FRI MAY 6 / 9:30 & Noon

E.B. White's heroic and debonair Stuart Little lives with his new family in New York City. His parents are sure thrilled with him, but everyone is not. Through a series of adventures he eventually gains the love of his big brother, acceptance by the extended Little family and even the grudging tolerance of the family cat.

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Duck for President and Other Story Books
Grades P-4

$6

TUE & WED, MAY 17 & 18

9:30 & Noon

An all-new musical revue featuring mini-musicals based on best-selling children's books (stories subject to change): Duck for President, Fancy Nancy, Babymouse: The Musical, I Have to Go!
Leonard the Terrible Monster, and Pirates Don't Change Diapers.

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Important Info To Know!


1. Easy online reservation form.


2. All shows are $6 each except for SEUSSICAL, which is $7.50. 


3. All shows are about one hour long.


4. All shows are a natural extension of the educational experience and study guides are available through the links under each show.


5. All shows are performed at the DuPont Theatre in Wilmington unless otherwise stated.

*DOVER shows at: Central Middle School, Dover, DE


Organize a Group!
The 2010-2011 Season filled with fun & learning for children in the Tri-State area. Nothing beats the magic of live theatre and each of our shows comes with study guides to help your children learn and grow. Not sure yet about class size or dates? No worries: we'll work with you. There are no fees for email reservations, and no deposit necessary.

Savings Bonus:
Book a Group before June 1st, 2010 and receive 5% off!*
* Cannot be combined with any other ticket discount.
5% will be taken off the final total, if class sizes adjust in the Fall.
Only Valid on groups of 20 or more.

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

DuPont THEATRE
Delaware's Broadway Experience!

BOX OFFICE PHONE HOURS
M - F 10 AM - 4 PM
1-800-338-0881 / 302-656-4401

BOX OFFICE WINDOW HOURS
M - F 8:30 AM - 4 PM

ON THE WEB 24/7 AT:
www.DuPontTheatre.com

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Thursday, July 1, 2010

Delaware Shakespeare Festival Opens Friday July 16th!

Something Wicked This Way Comes!

Delaware Shakespeare Festival presents Macbeth under the stars on the lush grounds of Rockwood Mansion Park.
Patrons are encouraged to bring food and beverage, and to arrive early for pre-show entertainment.

OPENS ~ Friday, July 16
6:15pm- Gate Opens
6:40pm- Shakespeare Orientation
7:10pm- Comedic Pre-Show
7:30pm- Macbeth

July 17th through July 31st.
7:30 pm on Wednesday through Saturday
6:00 pm on Sunday


Tickets
$10 students & seniors
$12 adults
Children under 5 free
Children under 10 free on Sundays


Website

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Friday, June 11, 2010

"Willy Wonka" at The Wilmington Drama League!

June 18, 19, 25, 26 ~ 8pm
June 20, 27 ~ 2pm

All Charlie wants in the world is to win a Golden Ticket to tour Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory. This fantastical place is home to the mysterious Oompa Loompas, chocolate streams and sugar-filled dreams. Join Charlie and the other ticket-winners – gluttonous Augustus Gloop, screen-obsessed Mike Teevee, gum-chewing Violet Beauregarde, and the poster child of spoiled brats, Veruca Salt – on their adventures through this magical world.


Includes all those fantastic songs from the 1971 hit movie!

"Pure Imagination"
"The Candyman"
"Cheer Up Charlie"
"I've Got a Golden Ticket"
"There's No Knowing"
"I Want it Now!"
and many, many more!


Tickets
$18
$15 Students/Seniors
$9 Children

Box Office
302-764-1172

Location
10 West Lea Boulevard
Wilmington, DE 19802

Website

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Thursday, June 10, 2010

Toad's Escape!

presented by

Family Stages

JUNE 17
10:30 AM


TICKETS $8

Leaping from the pages of the classic book The Wind in the Willows, Mr. Toad, the rambunctious, irrepressible amphibian, steals a motor car. Captured and thrown into jail, Toad escapes, disguised as a washerwoman. His hilarious exploits lead him on a wild ride across the English countryside and finally home to Toad Hall and the companionship of his loyal friend, The Mole.

Family Stages' favorite Shoshanna Hill and talented newcomer James Altobelli
bring all the characters to life in this delightful production.

Location:
Christ's Lutheran Church
700 E. Pennsylvania Ave., Oreland PA

Contact:
duetpros@aol.com

website

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Shakespeare's As You Like it!

presented by:

The Shakespeare Guild
Arden, Delaware

June 18, 19, 23- 26th
7:30 p.m.


June 20 at 2 p.m.

For reservations call:
(302) 475-3126
.

The June 20th matinee is a bargain matinee
All tickets just $5.00.

No reservations needed.

The play will be set in the year 1900, when Arden's founders moved from Philadelphia to establish their own Utopian village, naming it after Shakespeare's Arden.

Website


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Film and TV Summer Camp!


FILM & TV CAMP
June 23-24-25
1:00 - 5:00

Ages 9-14

Fee $95

Young filmmakers learn production and acting skills working as directors, writers, grips and onscreen talent.

Location:

CHRIST’S LUTHERAN CHURCH

700 E. Pennsylvania Avenue

Oreland, PA 19075

Contact:

Family Stages

215-886-9341

or

e-mail duetpros@aol.com


Family Stages
PO Box 153
Oreland, PA 19075


website

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SUMMER THEATRE CAMP
Mon-Fri, July 5-9
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Ages 7-12
9 AM-3 PM
Fee $190
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Ages 5 & 6
9 AM-Noon
Fee $125
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Theatre games, improvs and a grand finale performance!

Location:

CHRIST’S LUTHERAN CHURCH

700 E. Pennsylvania Avenue

Oreland, PA 19075

Contact:

Family Stages

215-886-9341

or

e-mail duetpros@aol.com


Family Stages
PO Box 153
Oreland, PA 19075


website

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Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Camp Imagine ~ The Newark Arts Alliance!

A visual and performing arts camp
for
Ages 7 to12
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July 26-Aug 6, 2010

Details:

What do kids do at Camp Imagine?
They create art of every kind.
They’ll get to act out improvised stories, sing songs and dance.
They’ll meet incredible artists.
They’ll make lots of friends and discover the artist in themselves.
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Child to adult ratio: 6 to 1
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Taught by professionals including:
Stephanie Jaye Lord for theater & singing,
Tania Potts for dance,
Rowena Macleod for visual arts.
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Times:
Mon.- Fri., 9am to 4pm,
includes afternoon snack.
Children bring their own lunch and morning snack.
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Program:
Visual arts for 3 hrs.
Performing arts for 3 hrs.
Including, acapella singing, contemporary dance, & hip-hop.
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Students can enroll in either one week or both weeks.
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Location:
Newark Arts Alliance
276 E. Main St.
Suite 102, Newark, DE 19711
(Market East Plaza)
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Cost:
$200 a week,
$400 for two weeks.
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Scholarships
Available and are determined by the income.
See application for details.
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Before and after care is available daily:
8-9am and 4-5:30pm for $3/hr.
Must be reserved in advance.
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Apply by June 30, 2010
You will be notified upon acceptance.
Apply early, spaces will be filled as qualified applications are received.
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Registration will be closed when camp is full.
To apply after June 30th,
call 302-266-7266.

For more info:
website
302-266-7266

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Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Audition: Youth One Act Festival at Wilmington Drama League!



Audition Dates:
Thursday, June 3rd at 6:30pm
Sunday June 6th at 6:30pm

Performance Date:
August 7th, 2010

Come out and audition for The Jeff Walker Youth One Act Festival presented by the Chrysalis Players of the Wilmington Drama League!

There are many parts available in a diverse selection of shows so there's something for everyone.


Among the shows submitted thus far are:

"Another Cinderella" Directed by Tamara West

"Dementia Unlimited 3D: Absinthe Makes the Heart Grow Fonder"
Directed by Bernardo Villela

"Minna and the Space People" Directed by Adam Montgomery

"12 Angry Pigs" Directed by Lisa Locke and Aidan McDermott

"Cry of Crows" Directed by Catherine Thomas and Ta'sey Harmon

"Why do We Laugh?" Directed by Luke Moran and Helene Delnegro

And MORE to come!


For more information:


302.764.1172

Wilmington Drama League
19 West Lea Boulevard
Wilmington, DE 19802


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