Learning Out Loud!
Weekly Improvisational Class for Teens
June 8th - August 10th
Wednesdays 6:30pm - 8:00pm
6th - 12th grade
CLASS DESCRIPTION WHERE TO REGISTER CLASS WEB PAGE
CLASS DESCRIPTION
Shy students and outgoing students alike will strive in the 'structured chaos' this class provides.
Improvisational
Theatre
Games
Class Description: Students will play improvisation theatre games. That's right, this class is all about playing games, having a blast, getting a little crazy and laughing until your side hurts. If you've ever watched Whose Line is It Anyway, or Drew Carey's Imrov-A-Ganza, then you have an idea of some of what will be going on (in a pure PG-13 setting of course).
Games will teach quick, creative, problem solving, teamwork skills, and confidence. Acting, pantomime, voice, and movement techniques will be studied along with rules of improv, parts of a story, staging techniques, and audience etiquette. Students will build characters, relationships, and environments on an empty stage with very little prompting, exercising their imaginations while enhancing their communication skills. We will also plan a field trip, with some parent help, to go see the family friendly Comedy Sportz performance. At the end of the class, students will have an improv performance event.
WHERE TO REGISTER
Acting Up Creative Drama Academy
Web page actingupcda.com
Phone Number: 508-5894
E-mail: Gigi@ActingUpCDA.com
Location: 12002 Bandera Rd
Helotes, TX 78023
Phone Number: 508-5894
E-mail: Gigi@ActingUpCDA.com
Location: 12002 Bandera Rd
Helotes, TX 78023
CLASS WEB PAGE
A free and private class web page at myschoolbinder.com will provide students and parents with lesson plans, resources, assignment calendars, class summaries, discussion forums, and more, in a safe and secure environment. The class web page will be the communication forum for the class and will allow students and parents to know exactly what is happening with the class, as well as providing families opportunities for further study at home.
Parents are encouraged to attend the first class if possible.
Parents are encouraged to attend the first class if possible.
