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OUR PROGRAMS
The programs are designed to actively engage youth in the arts. They incorporate theatre, movement, art, and even a hint of STEM as we are moving towards STEAM! For our programs, we have three objectives:
1. The participant is in an environment where they feel safe, accepted, and free to be creative.
2. The participant is able to develop social skills, analyze the work and how it's applicable to them.
3. The participant is able to enjoy the arts and continue to seek artistic opportunities/education.
What is unique about our program is that it can be modified so everyone can participate because we believe in an "arts for all" mindset. It also combines different learning styles. Ultimately, there is something for everyone! We also work with virtual formats.
What they entail?
Each program includes at least 2 activities that will range from 1 hour to 1 hour and 30 minutes depending on the program and participant number. We provide all of the supplies, you will just need a writing utensil and an open mind! An evaluation form will be available for students to express how effective the activity was as a whole.
Other Services
Explore the extra services we offer below! All of these can be done in a 30 minute or 1 hour session. You can head over to the CONTACT page and send in your inquiry.
"We must all do theatre – to find out who we are, and to discover who we could become."
- Augusto Boal
Art & Exploration
A fun activity that combines physical elements and analysis to interpret art. Students will have the opportunity to bring a painting to life and develop a group piece that explores different perspectives on how we view art.
Power of Play
Let's Play! A series of games that keep students moving, engaged, and stir creativity. Students will then work together in groups to create their own game, establishing the goal, rules, and putting it to the test!
Characters at Work
Characters play an important role in a piece. Whether it is a book, play, or in a painting, there may be a story behind who they are. Students will take a look at character development and then create their own. We will tap into given circumstances, objectives, action, and tactics.
Lights, Camera, Action!
Are you ready to put on a show? Students will have the opportunity to perform a scene from a play. We will utilize costumes, props, and other elements of theatre.
Rhythm & Movement
It's time to get movin' and groovin'!
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One - Person Music Show
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Soul Train
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Birds of a Feather Flock Together
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In this Space
Lego Adventures
Lego lovers, unite! It's not everyday we get to work with this popular childhood toy, but the students are in for a challenge. They will use the Legos to create pieces that will be brought together to form a set. We will examine the model and learn about elements of a set and how it impacts a production.
Little People, Big Voices
Public Speaking is one of the biggest fears people face. Students will have the chance to find and become in tune with their voice as we work through vocal warm ups, breath, monologues, and more...
Mixed Media
There are so many things you can create with paints, thread, magazines, and more! Especially when you mix them together...
Students can choose between two projects:
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Magazine Canvas: using a canvas, magazines, and some 3D elements
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Button Board: Using buttons, thread, fabric paint, and watercolors
Teamwork is important, especially in the workplace. Looking for a way to build relationships within your team? Let's chat about activities for team building!
The activities will be tailored to your group and how you all operate together in your organization.
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Other Services...
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School Presentations
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science fair projects, class presentations, etc.
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Speech (Forensics)
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finding pieces, writing speech, delivery
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Professional Development
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resume, interview, attire, etc.
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Finding Arts Opportunities
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training/classes, performing, developing your own,
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Scholarships
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grants, furthering arts education, performance viewing
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Guest Speaker
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I can speak at events, luncheons, assemblies, youth programs, etc.
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Classroom Community Building
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If I Had to Choose, difficult dialogues, self exploration
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