No classes will be held when school is closed | Classes require a minimum number of students | Fees are non-transferrable
Students in this class will expand skills in drawing and painting (watercolor and acrylic), and explore collage, weaving, printmaking and mixed media. The instructor will demonstrate techniques, and provide support for students to develop their own projects.
Open call for princesses, mythical creatures, knights and villains in this Storybook Workshop with Anne Lilly! Students will read modern Fairy Tales and exciting children’s books with all sorts of magical themes. We will then become a theatrical troupe of actors and act out a favorite story. Each actor will get to play the role that lights up their imagination the most. By using funny voices, exciting movement staging, and lines from the stories, young actors will become big Storybook stars!
Students will expand skills in book arts, weaving, hand-building with clay, mixed media sculpture and painting (acrylic and watercolor). Through demonstrations of new techniques, students will learn new processes, hone existing skills and find their voice through new combinations of media and materials.
Wild Bodies is a celebration of young people’s theatrical, imaginative, and physical impulses. Students will learn and invent theater games, blend sports and dance movement, and explore and create obstacle courses. Throughout the semester, students will work collaboratively to problem solve, create mini-performances, and explore creative self-expression in a safe, welcoming, thoughtful, and WILD setting.
We will rehearse and perform a production of Shrek Jr., an upbeat musical about embracing who you are and not judging a book by its cover, or an ogre by their looks. This performance is sure to send audiences on a wild ride all the way from Shrek’s swamp to the kingdom of Duloc. If you are into acting, singing, or dancing, then make sure to take part in this exciting class. Tatiana Birenbaum is an experienced dance, movement, and performing arts educator. Joshua Eiger is an experienced children’s theater music director, voice teacher, and pianist.
This fall, we are offering an after school portfolio development class to support the needs of students in grades 7-8 who are applying to specialized high schools. The class will focus on the core requirement of drawing from observation. Projects will use a range of materials and will include figure drawing, still-life, portraiture, landscape and architecture. Very dedicated 6th grade students are also welcome to join.