Summer Theatre Arts Camp 2010
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Please mail completed form to:
56 Cambridge St. N.
Lindsay, ON,
K9V 4C7
or leave at the Studio with your address. Register now!
Mission Statement
Our dream is for our campers to be the next generation of musicians, actors/actresses, and dancers, and that they will use their talents and skills to make a positive difference in the community.
Our goal is to have our campers feel liberated in their lives through their experience in the arts. We want them to find their own creativity, their own means of expression, their own voice, and ultimately, themselves.
Our approach is dynamic, focusing on the acquisition of skill sets such as: self-confidence, voice projection and public speaking, creativity, team work, positive attitude, focus, stress management, memory strengthening, fitness, social interaction, investigation of human behaviour, and of course, building relationships.
Our hope is that Theatre Arts Camp will inspire all our participants to grow and explore, leaving them warm memories of energy, fun, laughter, and friendship that last well beyond our time together.
Location & Dates
Lindsay Dance Studio
38 Cambridge St. N.
Lindsay, Ontario
Upstairs in Spectrum Centre
Week 1: July 5 - 9
Week 2: July 12 - 16
Week 3: July 19 - 23
Week 4: Audition Only. Call for Details.
Camp Format
Each week of Theatre Arts Camp has a different theme to which all of the songs, dances, and dramatic pieces are tailored. These themes offer a framework for the week and a variety for those campers who choose to come for more than one week.
Each day of camp consists of games and excercises geared towards arts learning and fun. As well, campers are split into smaller groups for classes in music, dance, and drama.
At the end of each week, the campers give a final performance on stage at the Academy Theatre for parents, family, and friends, to showcase all they have done throughout the week.
Our program includes weekly visits to the Academy Theatre - for work on projection and performance, as well as a backstage look into the world of Theatre!
(Ages 6 -14)
Employee Bios
Alana Imrie: Alana is a graduate of the National Ballet School of Canada's Teacher Training Program and holds a degree in Dance from York University. She teaches at the Lindsay Dance Studio and has served as Choreographer/Artistic Director in a number of shows such as High School Musical, Best of Broadway 1 & 2, A Chorus Line, Joseph, West Side Story, and Les Miserables. Alana has been co-running these camps for the past 9 years.
Hannah Lucas is a nineteen year old music student at the University of Western Ontario. She is currently in her third year at the university, in the honors performance program. Hannah always did exceptionally well at the Peterborough Kiwanis Music Festival, being sent to provincials three times being the recipient of many honors and awards. She also received the Founders award in her final year of high school. Hannah has been a member of the Kawartha Treble Troup and the Peterborough Singers. She has participated in many musicals at the Academy Theatre, and has participated in the UWOpera program the last two years. She has a lot of experience on stage, and has also studied piano, violin, and many forms of dance.
Sarah Stone: Sarah has been involved in over 18 local theatre productions including ‘Grease’, ‘A Chorus Line’, ‘Joseph’, and ‘Les Miserables’. She was also the vocal director for the young company of ‘Best of Broadway 2,” and the assistant vocal director for ‘The Secret Garden’. She has been a member of the Canadian Youth Opera Chorus in Toronto and Ontario Youth Choir. In May 2008, Sarah was the only soprano from Ontario chosen to represent the National Youth of Canada. She is currently doing a double major in vocal performance/opera and neuroscience at McGill University, while working on her RCM ARCT in voice.
Claire Imrie: As a regular attendee of Theatre Arts Camp, Claire applied the skills she learned at camp by performing in shows with Kawartha Lakes Summer Playhouse, Lindsay Little Theatre, Kiwanis Club, LCVI Drama, and Triple Threat Theatre, beginning at age 9. A true “Triple Threat”, Claire currently attends Ryerson University for it's renowned performance production program. This four year BFA program offers her an education in the technical side of Theatre, as well as management and public relations. She studies voice, as well as Ballet, Modern, Jazz and Tap. She won the Best Actor Award at the Sears Drama Festival in 2009, and received the award for highest academic standing in both grade 11 and 12 drama. This is Claire's third year as drama teacher.
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