The 2013 Young Actors Academy!
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About the Summer Young Actors Academy
Training young actors for the stage and theatre through an academic and conservatory approach.
"It was evident that the staff at Spotlighters Young Actors Academy worked diligently
in making Spotlighters Young Actors Academy the place where young actors will
receive the acting skills and techniques needed to be successful."
What we are - A summer theatre intensive that offers theatre education and training to youth in the Baltimore metro area. The program was designed by local theatre professionals with input from local college and university theatre educators. Our three-to-five week camp is for the serious young actor, who wants to have fun!!
"I worked with dedicated professionals, students from different back grounds, and
learned so much in so many ways."
Who we are - Educational and theatrical professionals dedicated to providing a concentrated curriculum in the knowledge, skills, and practices for powerful theatre. Our staff is comprised of teaching artists and master class instructors that work in K-12 schools, colleges, and universities, as well as at local, regional, and LORT Theatres. Their wealth of experience in the classroom and the theatre give our young actors extraordinary opportunities to gain new insight into plays and character development, while polishing their fundamental talents.
"Throughout the five week program, Lashay has learned and accomplished many
techniques that have redefined her theatre acting and stage skills."
The Middle & High School Young Actors Academy provides an age-appropriate conservatory model, giving students an intellectual as well as practical approach to the craft of acting. Young Actors spend over 130 hours in both the classroom and on stage to understand the methods of acting, the historical context of theatre from a global perspective, and a vast array of workshops, including: Stage Combat, Movement for the Actor, Improvisational Comedy, Acting for Film & TV, Make-Up Design, Audition Techniques, Commedia/Clown, and more. Classes are taught by local theatre professionals, including local university staff, and national and international theatre professionals. Both the Middle & High School programs will be 5 weeks.
"I think perhaps the most important aspect he learned was the value of self discipline. I also think
he benefitted from the close association with the staff all of whom were demanding
in the very best way."
The Lower School Young Actors Academy is an experience-based approach to acting, play writing, and the general craft of storytelling. Using primarily improvisational methods, students come away with notions of dramatic structure, character development, monologue and scenework, and more. Their final performance culminates in an entirely original performance -- written, directing, emceed, and of course performed, all by the ensemble. This year we are excited to offer a new Lower School program for students in K - 2, Lower School I! This will be a three week Intro to the FUN-damentals of Theatre. Our Lower School II for students in grades (3-5) will be a four week program.
"The Young Actors Academy is a great way to learn how to be an actor and
how to improve your skills as an actor."
To purchase online using a credit card - CLICK HERE
If you purchase online - Please complete the Registration Form below and mail or Fax to the theatre. We need the information on the Reigstration Form.
For more information: visit www.spotlighters.org or email Academy@spotlighters.org or call 410-752-1225.
Training young actors for the stage and theatre through an academic and conservatory approach.
"It was evident that the staff at Spotlighters Young Actors Academy worked diligently
in making Spotlighters Young Actors Academy the place where young actors will
receive the acting skills and techniques needed to be successful."
What we are - A summer theatre intensive that offers theatre education and training to youth in the Baltimore metro area. The program was designed by local theatre professionals with input from local college and university theatre educators. Our three-to-five week camp is for the serious young actor, who wants to have fun!!
"I worked with dedicated professionals, students from different back grounds, and
learned so much in so many ways."
Who we are - Educational and theatrical professionals dedicated to providing a concentrated curriculum in the knowledge, skills, and practices for powerful theatre. Our staff is comprised of teaching artists and master class instructors that work in K-12 schools, colleges, and universities, as well as at local, regional, and LORT Theatres. Their wealth of experience in the classroom and the theatre give our young actors extraordinary opportunities to gain new insight into plays and character development, while polishing their fundamental talents.
"Throughout the five week program, Lashay has learned and accomplished many
techniques that have redefined her theatre acting and stage skills."
The Middle & High School Young Actors Academy provides an age-appropriate conservatory model, giving students an intellectual as well as practical approach to the craft of acting. Young Actors spend over 130 hours in both the classroom and on stage to understand the methods of acting, the historical context of theatre from a global perspective, and a vast array of workshops, including: Stage Combat, Movement for the Actor, Improvisational Comedy, Acting for Film & TV, Make-Up Design, Audition Techniques, Commedia/Clown, and more. Classes are taught by local theatre professionals, including local university staff, and national and international theatre professionals. Both the Middle & High School programs will be 5 weeks.
"I think perhaps the most important aspect he learned was the value of self discipline. I also think
he benefitted from the close association with the staff all of whom were demanding
in the very best way."
The Lower School Young Actors Academy is an experience-based approach to acting, play writing, and the general craft of storytelling. Using primarily improvisational methods, students come away with notions of dramatic structure, character development, monologue and scenework, and more. Their final performance culminates in an entirely original performance -- written, directing, emceed, and of course performed, all by the ensemble. This year we are excited to offer a new Lower School program for students in K - 2, Lower School I! This will be a three week Intro to the FUN-damentals of Theatre. Our Lower School II for students in grades (3-5) will be a four week program.
"The Young Actors Academy is a great way to learn how to be an actor and
how to improve your skills as an actor."
To purchase online using a credit card - CLICK HERE
If you purchase online - Please complete the Registration Form below and mail or Fax to the theatre. We need the information on the Reigstration Form.
For more information: visit www.spotlighters.org or email Academy@spotlighters.org or call 410-752-1225.
| 2013 Summer Academy Registration Form | |
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