LEWISTON — This summer, The Public Theatre, Lewiston/Auburn’s Professional Theatre, will offer a professional theatre training program for young actors, July 6-24. Taught by theatre professionals, with professional standards and insights, this challenging and inspiring program is a unique alternative to traditional “drama camps”.
The Public Theatre is accepting applications from dedicated students, ages 10 to 16, to participate in a three-week, intensive training program, featuring master acting classes, stage combat, movement, voice and speech, singing and text analysis. The program will culminate in a free public performance on July 24.
In this training program, we encourage each child to fully explore his or her imagination and intellect, and to express themselves in an integrated and dynamic way. Our goal is to help young actors tap into their potential in ways that might surprise them, teaching them that the process of creation is as important and exciting as the final show. Aside from improving their basic acting and concentration skills, students will also learn how to work as an ensemble and think on their feet, developing a greater sense of confidence and self esteem – all while having a ton of fun.
Participation in this program is through audition only. Audition applications and details may be obtained by visiting our website or emailing us. Students will have the opportunity to audition for the program on either Saturday, March 28 or, if openings are still available, at a TBA date in April. Serious students are urged to apply as soon as possible. To attend the March 28 auditions, the theater must receive your application by Tuesday, March 24. Applicants will be contacted to schedule an audition time.
The fee for the program is $475. Scholarships are available for a limited number of students with appropriate financial need.
For more information call 782-2211, email the theater at [email protected] or visit
http://www.thepublictheatre.org/education/summer-drama-camp/
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