81. Arts&Cultural Dedicated to bringing the best in performing arts to the Rochester area, Offers ongoing classes in modern, jazz, tap, improvisation, ballet and http://www.artsrochester.org/directories/orgframe.htm

Home Contact Us Join Us Site Guide Quick Jump Categories Music Theater Dance Visual Arts ... Higher Education Arts Organization Membership Music A B C D E F G H ... I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Amadeus Chorale The Amadeus Chorale is Greater Rochester's longest-running choral organization for auditioned children and youth, ages 8 to 17. Five choirs, including the WolfGang for boys. Concerts are theme-based and include artists from many fields. Build a professional vocal portfolio with us! www.theamadeuschorale.org amadeuschorale@aol.com 6590 Lake Road Brockport, NY 14420 Bach Children's Chorus The Bach Children's Chorus is the Greater Rochester area's premier children's chorus. Founded in 1988 by current director Karla Krogstad, the BCC is widely acclaimed for our pure tone, clear diction and challenging repertoire. We perform extensively throughout the year, including "Messiah" with the RCO and "Nutcracker" with the RPO.

82. Performing Arts Workshop The performing arts Workshop staff serves as a resource personnel in the arts to Using spontaneous activities such as theatre games, improvisation, http://www.lib.niu.edu/ipo/ip820314.html

Home Search Browse About IPO ... Links Performing Arts Workshop by Eileen Boevers Brenda Segal Dance develops both form and grace. Apple Tree Theatre Company is the newest activity of the Performing Arts Workshop. Our first production, 'Finian's Rainbow", was seen by over 2,000 people and was well received in the community. Apple Tree's open auditions offer our students and others performance opportunities in a broader, more professional setting. Apple Tree Theatre Company provides quality family theatre for the entire community! The Performing Arts Workshop staff serves as a resource personnel in the arts to local community groups, park districts, and school systems, presenting in-service consultation and workshop programs for teachers and students. We also serve as a consulting theatrical production team and can provide original scripts, music, choreography, musical arrangements or staging assistance for community theatre and school musical productions. Students come to us for a variety of reasons . . . Some wish to become the "triple threat" of the theatre: one who has mastered all the skills—acting, singing and dancing! Some want simply to gain the confidence to participate in various projects with their peers, while others want to be in a creative and spontaneous activity that is fun! A budding thespian with a million dollar smile.

83. Cushing | Academics | Course Catalog | Performing Arts At Cushing, excellence in the performing arts is fostered by identifying andconnecting a This is a choreography and improvisation class that focuses on http://www.cushing.org/academics/courses-performing-arts.shtml

News Contact Library Penguin ... Course Catalog Performing Arts Performing Arts At Cushing, excellence in the performing arts is fostered by identifying and connecting a sense of purpose and responsibility specific to each process and performance. The Performing Arts Department believes that the study and development of artistic structure and technique help to clarify the expression of one's message. In the disciplines of dance, theatre and music, each class seeks to challenge each student individually, no matter the level of experience. Those students whose skills are so advanced or unique as to require individualized attention and/or further in-depth study are afforded the opportunity to pursue their craft on an independent study basis. Cushing Academy's music facilities include a six-station music lab equipped with state of the art keyboards, computers, and software. In addition, the school maintains an 18-track digital recording studio with CD burning and duplicating capabilities. This technology affords students the opportunity to write, edit, save, and print electronic music scores, practice and complete ear training exercises, experience interactive musical examples and terms, explore music history, and write, record, and burn a CD of completed work. Each student enrolled in a music course at Cushing will have access to the lab for in-class work, class assignments, and/or portfolio.

84. JMCA Summer 2000 Perfoming Arts Camp Archive may include improvisation, physical comedy, musical theatre, world dance, Julia Morgan Center for the arts 2640 College Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94704 http://www.juliamorgan.org/archives/2000/jmcaspac2000.shtml

HOME This program runs from June through August each year, and has concluded the 2000 session. Check Kaleidoscope for next summer's information. OVERVIEW Our mission at the Julia Morgan Center for the Arts is to engage the artist within each of us and apply the principles of aesthetic education. At the performing arts school we provide children, teens and adults with classes by professional teaching artists who incorporate training for the actor with fun and rigorous exercises and theatrical experiences. * The JMCA's Summer Performing Arts Camp will consist of comprehensive training for the student artist with both full-day (9-3) performing arts programs and special afternoon workshop options 3:15-5:30 pm. Before and after camp "extended care" will be offered at an additional fee. * All of our programs are open to new and returning students from grades 3-12 (entering grade in September 2000). * Each two week session is new and different and will focus on providing students with fun and challenging acting, singing, movement and dance studio experiences. * All of the sessions progress sequentially - building in complexity and scope.

85. The School Of Comedy - Comedy Writing Performance (Diploma) Humber School of Creative and performing arts Stand-Up comedy 1 Improvisation1 Physical comedy 1 Sketch 1 Acting Voice 1 Humanities. Semester Two http://creativeandperformingarts.humber.ca/schofcomedy/home2.html

86. Shepherd College performing Art Series at Shepherd presents Chicago City Limits on Sept. 5 Chicago City Limits will also present two comedy improvisation workshops on http://www.shepherd.edu/college/archives/chicago_city_limits.html

Performing Art Series at Shepherd presents Chicago City Limits on Sept. 5 ISSUED: 12 August 2003 CONTACT: Valerie Owens (Performing Art Series at Shepherd presents Chicago City Limits on Sept. 5) Shepherdstown, WV The Performing Art Series at Shepherd (PASS) will present An Evening With Chicago City Limits: Comedy Without a Net on Friday, September 5 at 8 p.m. in the Frank Center Theater. Chicago City Limits will also present two comedy improvisation workshops on Friday, September 5 at 3 p.m. and on Saturday, September 6 at 10 a.m. For more information on the workshops, call Rachel Meads at 304/876-5113. Tickets are $10, general admission, senior citizens, and Shepherd employees; $5, children under 18; and free for Shepherd students with valid Rambler ID. To purchase or reserve tickets, call 304/876-5497. This program is presented with financial assistance from the West Virginia Division of Culture and History and the National Endowment for the Arts, with approval from the West Virginia Commission on the Arts in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency. -30-FRANKLIN thaines@shepherd.edu

87. American Comedy Institute, The Center For Training In Comedy Performing And Writ The American comedy Institute offers people training to persue comedy She s agraduate of the American Academy of Dramatic arts and trained http://www.comedyinstitute.com/faculty.html

Please note: This site's design is only visible in a graphical browser that supports Web standards, but its content is accessible to any browser or Internet device. To see this site as it was designed please upgrade to a Web standards compliant browser Programs Stand-Up Workshop (Including 5-Day Intensive) One-Year Program Private Coaching Info ACI Faculty Art and Craft of Comedy FAQ Get a Map from Yahoo Contact Info American Comedy Institute 481 8th Avenue, Suite 736 New York, NY 10001 info@ComedyInstitute.com American Comedy News News of ACI students, staff, etc. The Art and Craft of Comedy Read Stephen Rosenfield's column on Stand-Up Comedy. Click here. Testimonials "Stephen Rosenfield does it all. In addition to his excellent teaching skills, he is an outstanding writer and director which makes him an even more formidable teacher. He co-wrote and directed my MAC Award winning comedy show that has been playing in New York for more than three years. The person most responsible for the success and uniqueness of my comedy is Stephen Rosenfield." Rock has twice won the MAC Award for Stand-Up Comedy. His critically acclaimed comedy show has been running in New York for more than three years.

88. UCLA Camps Guided by the Theater Department at UCLA, the arts Camps will once again offer Daily workshops will explore external performance techniques in comedy, http://www.usperformingartscamps.com/uclatheater.html

UCLA Stanford Pepperdine Oberlin ... Academies UCLA Theater/Acting Camps From the Chair: CHECK OUT THE GUEST CELEBRITIES SPEAKING AT CAMP THIS SUMMER - CLICK HERE! Bill Ward, Chair Theater Department SEE WHAT GOES ON AT CAMP : CLICK HERE -THE UCLA 2003 CAMP VIDEO Theater (Acting Workshop) - Grades 9-12 UC Credit Information Camp Dates July 10-15 July 31-Aug 5 Price: Musical Theater - Grades 9-12 UC Credit Information Camp Dates July 24-29 Aug 7-12 Price: Musical Theater Conservatory - By Video Audition Entering 11 th Grade through age 22 (with permission of the Instructor) For more information about auditions click here UC Credit Information Camp Dates June 26-July16 Price: Playwriting/Screenwriting - Grades 9-12 Creative writing is the basis of all narrative presentation. The curriculum of this camp includes the study of the dramatic structure of short and full length plays, screenplays and teleplays. Designed as a camp that absorbs each camper in character, structure, form and plot of the written play, screenplay or teleplay the camp holds a few surprises that will make the experience a memorable one for each camper. Campers develop, discuss, write and even perform the written word working towards an understanding of what it takes to bring the imagination of the mind to the fruition of performance. The faculty are all working writers who bring their years of experience and expertise to nurture the creativity in the new playwrights and screenwriters of the next generation. Campers are encouraged to bring their own laptops, and cassette tape recorders, which will be instructive during play development.

89. TPS - From The Desk Of Executive Director Karen Lane... Using physical comedy, music, and improvisation, chameleon Mary Purdy shows thestruggles It combines comedy, performance art, and theatre with youth, http://tpsonline.org/karen/

Auditions Message Boards Search Talent Rentals ... Menu From the desk of Karen Zeller Lane, TPS Executive Director... From TCG: The Art of Governance: Boards in the Performing Arts TCG is offering a 40% discount on orders of 5 or more copies of this new book to TPS Members. You must call TCG customer service at 212-609-5900 to take advantage of this offer. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Phillip Matthews Director of Communications NEW BOOK BRINGS A FRESH AND INVIGORATING PERSPECTIVE TO THE ROLE OF BOARDS IN THE PERFORMING ARTS “This is the first book I have seen that not only gives a solid presentation of the practical work of a board but also provides the artistic context in which that work takes place. A real contribution to all of us who work in the arts.” –Joanne Woodward, from her Foreword “A how-to book that offers a clear and compelling vision for stabilizing and inspiring performing arts boards in the U.S.A.” –Olympia Dukakis “Board members—not just of performing arts organizations, but of any not-for-profit—will benefit from reading The Art of Governance. The chapters are thorough and intelligent and they add up to a book which provides important insights and advice about governing organizations wisely and effectively.” –Jay W. Lorsch; Professor, Harvard Business School

90. Performing Arts Courses At Beverly Hills High School The arts are basic to any educational program, and performing arts offersopportunities to be creative, to get involved, to learn the skills and tricks of http://bhhs.beverlyhills.k12.ca.us/depts/performingarts/perfarclass.htm

91. JMCA: Kaleidoscope, Arts And Creativity Classes For Kids And Adults BETH DONOHUE TEMPLETON Director of Education, Kaleidoscope arts Learning Kimberly is a percussionist performing with bands such as Malukosamba, http://www.juliamorgan.org/kal/kal.shtml

HOME PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS REGISTRATION FORMS OTHER KALEIDOSCOPE Pictures from Past Sessions Faculty Bios About Kaleidoscope ... Kaleidoscope at Large Contact: Registrar Marilyn Stanley Phone: ext. 301 Email Marilyn Fall 2005 Afterschool/Saturday Classes PDF HTML ... Kaleidoscope Unlimited Fall 2005 Classes For Children with Asperger's Syndrome PDF HTML fall 2005 Eight Week Classes - Starting September 28, 2005 For Grades Pre-K through 6th (ages 4-12) Improv Jam Grades 2-5 WEDNESDAYS 4 - 5:30 pm Sep. 28 -Nov. 16 Fee $120 Learn the principles of improv and come play with us! The atmosphere is creative and supportive and fun...and no scripts allowed. Instructor: Parker Leventer Registration Form: PDF HTML Creative Drama Grades Pre-K and K (starting at age 4) WEDNESDAYS 3 - 3:45pm Sep. 28 -Nov. 16

92. SRU Theater Students To Try Hand At Improvisation With 'Comedy Tonight' SRU Theater Students to Try Hand at improvisation with comedy Tonight Performances are set for 8 pm April 2325 in Miller Auditorium with the http://www.sru.edu/pages/5915.asp

Search Slippery Rock University HOME Calendar Library Athletics ... April document.write(document.title + ' '); Contact: K.E. Schwab 724-738-2199; e-mail: karl.schwab@sru.edu Call 724-738-2645 for details. The cast includes David Jackson II from Hermitage, Laura Stokes from State College, Emily Ludwig, Russell, Ryan Lockhart, Indiana, and Shaun Starke, Ginny Huston, Mike Stancil and Carly Dobbins-Bucklad, all from Slippery Rock. Kaleidoscope runs April 22 through May 3. For a complete listing, see www.sru.edu/pages/916/asp PN, PgN, WPN, PR Contact the webmaster at webmaster@sru.edu Information Technology: Help Desk Slippery Rock University . 1 Morrow Way. Slippery Rock, PA . 16057 Phone 1.800.SRU.9111 Login

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