E D U C A T I O N P R O G R A M S

2014-2015

PERFORMANCES | WORKSHOPS | ARtS FOR tHE FutuRE SCHOlARSHiPS | FlORiDA StANDARDS

Fort lauderdale, FloridaA Broward County Public Schools Program

seas or student enrichment in the arts began with a

partnership between the Broward County public schools

and the Broward Center for the performing arts. now in its

24th season, this award winning program presents educational

performances produced by professional companies

for students in grades k–12. performances are curriculum-

driven and aligned with florida state standards. Through the

seas program students attend performances at the Broward

Center and its affiliated venues FREE of charge.

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24 YEARS. 2.8 MILLION STUDENTS. AN AWARD-WINNING PARTNERSHIP.

THE SCHOOL DISTRICTS READING INITIATIVES FOR 2014-2015 will be the focus of SEAS programming this year. Performances will integrate Reading, literature and language Arts with the Florida Standards curriculum connections. look for the Reading Based icon on select performances.

STUDY GUIDES AND RESOURCE MATERIALS are distributed to each contact person prior to attending performances with their students.

SEAS PLUS workshops were developed to extend each student’s theater experience while making valuable curriculum connections. look for the SEAS Plus icon on select performances.

SEAS ON TOUR is a great way to enrich your students’ arts experience and bring the thrill of a live performance to your school

EVALUATION FORMS are distributed at each performance. Narratives on how a performance was integrated within the classroom curriculum are requested.

TRANSPORTATION COSTS are partially subsidized by the school district. Schools are responsible for the current rate of $94.00 per bus (subject to change).

THE ARTS FOR THE FUTURES SCHOLARSHIP FUND provides scholarships to graduating seniors in Broward County Public Schools. Each year, over $55,000 is awarded to students who will pursue the arts in their post-secondary education.

STARS ON PARADE showcases outstanding high school performers from the Broward School District. the highlight will be the presentation of the Arts for the Future Scholarships.

SEAS READING RESIDENCIES ensure that title i second and fourth grade students attend performances of selected stories from the District Basal Reading Curriculum.

WORKSHOPS AND MASTER CLASSES will be offered by the Broward Center for the Performing Arts to students and teachers interested in dance, classical music, Broadway and more.

look for the this SEAS Plus icon next to select SEAS performances and add to your students’ theater experience with our pre-show and post-show interactive workshops.

Making Curriculum Connections. Extending the Experience. Exploring Ideas.Add to your students’ experience this season with SEAS Plus, our pre and post-show, interactive workshops that build on the themes and content from select performances and extend that experience through small group, hands-on workshops that are led by our professional teaching Artists.

Each 40-minute workshop incorporates a variety of art forms, such as storytelling, music, dance, circus arts and drama, and gives your students an opportunity to participate in a rich, exploratory experience that is imaginative, collaborative and fun. A SEAS Plus study guide will be included to expore activities from the workshop as well as offer new activities for integration into the classroom.

■ 40 minute workshop either before or following the performance

■ Led by a professional Teaching artist

■ workshop materials and Teacher’s study guide included

■ maximum participants 50

to apply, check off the SEAS Plus box on the application form (page 44).For more information please contact Dawn turner at dawn.turner@browardschools.com or at 754.321.2550.

TAMMY HOLDERDisney theatrical Music Director for Arts Education team

City Center Arts Educator and Music Director

Royal Caribbean Cruise line Vocal Coach

tADA! Music Director/Arts Educator/Composer

Showstoppers and Superstars Artistic Director/lead teacher

theaterWorks Music Director

Performance Experience: Regional theater and touring Companies

CARRIE SUE AYVAR Master Storyteller (Bilingual – English and Spanish)

Kennedy Center trained teaching Artist

Wolf trap trained Early Childhood teaching Artist

Big Apple Circus New York training in theater, Clowning, Movement and Music

Chatauqua Scholar

National Storytelling Network’s Oracle Award

National Parenting Publications Honors Award and iParenting Award for Cuentame un Cuento/tell me a Story CD

RONALD J. HOFFMAN City Center’s teaching Artist training Program - Dance teacher Certificate

Ringling Brothers & Barnum and Bailey Clown College, MFA- Clowning/Circus Arts

Big Apple Circus Clown Care instructor

North Dakota State university, B.A., theater Arts/Dance

Hudson Vagabond Puppets – Physical Character Development instructor

Performance Experience: Stage, television, Film

the Broward Center for the Performing Arts Education Department is proud to work with an outstanding group of nationally trained professional teaching Artists who have participated in some of the best programs in New York City and Washington DC. Our teaching Artists are experts in their respective fields and have years of experience working with students and educators in and outside of the classroom. their specialties include drama, storytelling, instrumental music, vocal music, circus arts, dance and movement.

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SEAS PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE and CURRICULUM CONNECTIONS GUIDE

PERFORMANCE DAtE PERFORMANCE GRADE tHEAtER lOCAtiON MAtH lANGuAGE ARtS Multi- MuSiC tHEAtER SCiENCE SOCiAl StuDiES CultuRAl DANCE ViSuAl PE ARtS

Fri October 3, 2014 sesame street LiVe: “make a new friend” K Broward Center lA/SS Mu tH

Mon October 6 The main street kids’ Club: a mathstart musical 2-3 Broward Center MA tH

tue October 7 The main street kids’ Club: a mathstart musical 2-3 Broward Center MA tH

Wed October 8 The main street kids’ Club: a mathstart musical 2-3 Broward Center MA tH

thu October 9 The main street kids’ Club: a mathstart musical 2-3 Broward Center MA tH

Fri October 10 The main street kids’ Club: a mathstart musical 2-3 Broward Center MA tH

Fri October 10 kid power’s operation Lunch Line 3d 2-6 Miramar/Arts Park MA lA/SS PE Mu/DA tH

tue October 14 midsummer night’s dream 6-12 Broward Center lA tH

Wed October 15 The weight of words 5-12 Broward Center lA/SS tH

thu October 16 The weight of words 5-12 Broward Center lA/SS tH

Mon October 20 Lyle Cogen: sticks & stones 3–5 Broward Center lA/SS Mu tH

tue October 21 Lyle Cogen: sticks & stones 3–5 Broward Center lA/SS Mu tH

Mon October 27 Little monster Tales 3 Broward Center lA/SS tH

tue October 28 Little monster Tales 3 Broward Center lA/SS tH

Wed October 29 Little monster Tales 3 Broward Centerr lA/SS tH

thu October 30 Little monster Tales 3 Broward Center lA/SS tH

Fri October 31 Little monster Tales 3 Broward Center lA Mu tH

Fri October 31 school house Rock 3-5 Miramar/Arts Park MA lA/SS Mu tH

Mon November 3 The monster who ate my peas K-1 Broward Center lA Mu tH

Wed November 5 diavolo dance 5-12 Broward Center SC DA

Mon November 10 Cirque de la symphonie 5-6 Parker Playhouse SC lA/SS Mu/DA

thu November 20 united states air force Jazz Band 5-12 Miramar/Arts Park lA/SS Mu

Wed December 3 garry krinsky Toying with science 2-4 Parker Playhouse SC SS

Mon December 1 willy wonka 2-4 Broward Center lA tH

tue December 2 willy wonka 2-4 Broward Center lA tH

Wed December 3 willy wonka 2-4 Broward Center lA tH

thu December 4 willy wonka 2-4 Broward Center lA tH

Mon December 8 extreme health Challenge 3-5 Broward Center lA/SS PE tH

tue December 9 apollo to the moon 5-8 Broward Center MA/SC SS tH

Fri December 12 george Balanchine’s The nutcracker miami City Ballet 4-12 Broward Center lA/SS MC Mu/DA

Wed December 17 arts Ballet Theater The nutcracker 4-12 Parker Playhouse lA/SS MC Mu/DA

9foR moRe infoRmaTion and appLiCaTion foRm see page 44. aLL daTes, Times and aRTisTs aRe suBJeCT To Change.

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PERFORMANCE DAtE PERFORMANCE GRADE tHEAtER lOCAtiON MAtH/ lANGuAGE ARtS Multi- MuSiC/ tHEAtER SCiENCE SOCiAl StuDiES CultuRAl DANCE ViSuAl PE ARtS

Mon January 5, 2015 objects in motion 5 Broward Center lA/SS tH

tue January 6 objects in motion 5 Broward Center lA/SS tH

Wed January 7 objects in motion 5 Broward Center lA/SS tH

thu January 8 objects in motion 5 Broward Center lA/SS tH

Fri January 9 objects in motion 5 Broward Center lA/SS tH

Mon January 12 why mosquitoes Buzz 2-4 Broward Center lA/SS tH

tue January 13 why mosquitoes Buzz 2-4 Broward Center lA/SS tH

Wed January 14 why mosquitoes Buzz 2-4 Broward Center lA/SS tH

thu January 22 four score & seven years ago 5-7 Broward Center lA/SS MC

Fri January 23 four score & seven years ago 5-7 Broward Center lA/SS MC DA tH

Mon February 2 Tales of Legendary florida 3-8 Broward Center lA/SS Mu tH

tue February 3 Tales of Legendary florida 3-8 Broward Center lA/SS Mu tH

Mon February 9 The weight of words 5-12 Broward Center lA/SS tH

tue February 10 The weight of words 5-12 Broward Center lA/SS tH

thu February 19 i have a dream 4-7 Parker Playhouse lA/SS MC tH

Fri February 20 alvin ailey american dance Theater 5-12 Broward Center SS MC DA

Mon February 23 adventures of Tom sawyer 3-7 Broward Center lA/SS Mu tH

tue February 24 adventures of Tom sawyer 3-7 Broward Center lA/SS Mu tH

Wed February 25 adventures of Tom sawyer 3-7 Broward Center lA/SS Mu tH

Fri February 27 aventures of Tom sawyer 3-7 Broward Center lA/SS Mu tH

thu March 12 stars on parade K-12 Broward Center MA/SC lA Mu/DA tH

Fri May 8 doktor kaboom: LiVe wiRe! The electricity Tour 5-8 Parker Playhouse MA/SC tH

READING RESIDENCIES ■CLiCk, CLaCk, moo – October 6–14, 2014 ■saCagawea – November 5-25, 2014 See details on page 28

PERFORMANCE DAtE(S) PERFORMANCE GRADE

Mon–Fri January 12-16, 2015 Vignettes of the harlem Renaissance 6-8

Mon–Fri January 12-16 The manding empire Revealed 3-12

Mon–Fri January 26-30 Tales of Legendary florida 3-8

PERFORMANCE DAtE(S) PERFORMANCE GRADE

At Your Convenience JazzsLam 4-5

Wed October 22, 2014 sticks & stones 3-5

Mon–Fri November 17-21 Traditions of Chinese acrobats K-5

Mon–Fri December 8-12 Tales of Legendary florida 3-8

ANNIE October 11, 2014

THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA November 22, 2014

DISNEY’S THE LION KING January 17, 2015

MOTOWN THE MUSICAL February 28, 2015

PIPPIN April 11, 2015

ANYTHING GOES May 9, 2015

SPACE IS LIMITED AND RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED FOR STUDENT WORKSHOPS

Reserve your FREE spot today by contacting 954.468.2689 or education@browardcenter.org.

Contact our Group Sales team at 954.660.6307 or groups@browardcenter.org for information about student group discounts for Broadway shows.

Rush tickets available for select shows. For information, contact Broward Center’s AutoNation Box Office at 954.462.0222

Recommended for ages 12–18.All programs, prices, dates and artists subject to change.

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Gather with friends and colleagues this season and take advantage of specially-priced Broadway Performance Packages for teachers

at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts.

5:30 p.m. “discover Broadway” workshop, porter Riverview Ballroom

6:30 p.m. pre-show dinner porter Riverview Ballroom

8:00 p.m. performance au-Rene Theater

2014-2015 BROADWAY PERFORMANCES PACKAGES FOR TEACHERS INCLUDE:

■ one orchestra level ticket to a Broadway performance

■ free admission to “discover Broadway” pre-show workshop

■ dinner and refreshments, including wine

■ parking voucher

An exclusive behind-the-scenes look at national touring productions with

members of the cast and crew. these interactive workshops offer

students a unique way to experience the arts!

BROADWAY

PERFORMANCE PACKAGES FOR TEACHERS

Workshops are held at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts and take place on Saturdays from 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Workshops are subject to change or cancellation.

PACKAGES GO ON SALE ON AUGUST 14, 2014 and can be reserved through our group sales team

at 954.660.6307 or groups@browardcenter.org.

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ANNIE October 8, 2014 $80

THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA Nov 20, 2014 $95

DISNEY’S THE LION KING January 8, 2015 $95

MOTOWN THE MUSICAL February 25, 2015 $85

PIPPIN April 1, 2015 $85

ANYTHING GOES May 6, 2015 $85

BROADWAY

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WHERE YOUR CLASS MEETS OUR WORLD-CLASS PERFORMERS

Developed in conjunction with the 2014-2015 Broward Center Classical Series, these workshops offer unique opportunities for your students to meet, learn from and listen to some of the finest musicians in the world. Class size is limited, allowing for more personalized interaction between student and artist in an informal atmosphere. Students are invited to attend the artist’s concert at a discounted ticket price to gain a deeper and richer understanding of the music, the artist and the performance.

Open to grades 5–12 and college students.

Each workshop is limited to 50 participants and will take place at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts.

Reserve Your Space Today!for more information and reservations, please contact the Broward Center education department at 954.468.2689.

student ticket prices are available for all concerts in the 2014-2015 Broward Center Classical series.

for tickets or information, visit BrowardCenter.org.

CLASSICAL WORKSHOPS

JOSHUA BELL, violinSaturday, November 1, 20145:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

lecture, Demonstration and DiscussionFREE with purchase of ticket to evening performance

SERAPHIC FIRE, choirJames K. Bass, Guest ConductorFriday, November 7, 2014 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon

Student Choral Clinic FREE

JONATHAN BISS, pianothursday, January 15, 201511:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon

lecture, Demonstration and DiscussionFREE

Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Student Workshop and Master ClassDon’t miss this extraordinary opportunity to meet and study with dancers from one of America’s iconic dance companies, Alvin Ailey American Dance theater.

Returning to the Broward Center for the Performing Arts for the 2014-2015 season, this world-renowned dance company was founded in 1958 by dancer, choreographer and visionary Alvin Ailey with the intention of bringing African-American cultural expression and the American modern tradition to the world.

this season, in conjunction with their February 2105 engagement, Alvin Ailey American Dance theater will be conducting a Student Workshop and a Master Class. Both classes offer an opportunity to explore the Horton technique created by Alvin Ailey’s mentor, lester Horton, which is a codified modern dance technique which aims to fortify, stretch and strengthen the human body.

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Grades 6-12, public and private schools that focus on dance in their school day curriculum

60-minute workshop (at the Broward Center’s Rose Miniaci Arts Education Center)

this 60-minute workshop is for beginners and aimed at the school community. it will be conducted by an Ailey company member and it will focus on the Horton technique. Date: thursday, February 19, 2015time: 10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.Fee: $25 per person

saTuRday masTeR CLass (open to the public)

14 years – adult (intermediate – Advanced)

90-minute master Class (at the Broward Center’s Rose Miniaci Arts Education Center)

this 90-mimute Master Class is for experienced dancers. the Master Class will be conducted by an Ailey company member and it will focus on the Horton technique.Date: Saturday, February 21, 2015time: 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 NoonFee: $35 per person

space is limited, so please reserve early. Call the Broward Center education department at 954.468.2689.

Student ticket prices are available for Alvin Ailey American Dance theater, February 19-22, 2015. For tickets or information, visit BrowardCenter.org

“Dance comes from the people, and it should be delivered back to the people.”

– Alvin Ailey

“A company whose worldwide popularity is rivaled only by the magnificence of its dancing. Everybody loves Ailey!”

– San Francisco Chronicle

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Generously supported by Funding Arts Broward, inc. and by a grant from South Arts in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts and the Florida Council on Arts andCulture

TEEN AMBASSADOR

Witness the wonder of live theater and discover the magic behind the curtain, too. Apply to become a member of the teen Ambassador Program today! High school students have the opportunity to attend free professional performances, master classes and workshops presented by the Broward Center. After attending performances or workshops, students will be asked to share their experiences by writing reviews and making posts on social media sites. Since 2010, the Broward Center has hosted the teen Ambassador Program. Each year, more than 20 lucky students from public, private, parochial, virtual and home schools are selected to participate in this unique program, which enables students to gain behind-the-scenes knowledge of the arts and see live performances at a world-class venue.

For more information about teen Ambassadors, contact teenambassador@browardcenter.org or call 954.468.2689.

Applications are available online at BrowardCenter.org/Education/Teenambassadorand are due no later than August 29, 2014.

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“the teen Ambassador program

has allowed me to ask questions,

get inspired, get involved, and

experience things i’ve never

had the opportunity to explore

before this program.” – Casey Guarasci

TEACHERS – GET YOUR STUDENTS INVOLVED IN THE ARTS!

STUDENT VOLUNTEERS

Join the Broward Center’s volunteer team and share your passion for live theater. High school students can use volunteer hours to fulfill community service requirements for graduation.Welcome our guests as an usher, or help out with our weekend Family Fun post show events. Student volunteers must be at least 14 years old. to obtain an application and to find out more about upcoming student volunteer opportunities please contact the Volunteer Department.Contact us at volunteer@browardcenter.org or 954.468.2684.

INTERNSHIPS

A leader in the performing arts industry, the Broward Center and affiliated venues offers college students excellent on-the-job experience in arts administration and management.

For more information about Student Volunteer or internship, contact volunteer@BrowardCenter.org or call 954.462.2684.

students earn community service hours as Broward Center volunteers and Teen ambassadors.

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play scenesReading Readiness play scenes

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SPRING 2015 | CLASS SCHEDULE

ROSE MINIACI ARTS EDUCATION CENTER

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Classes begin on January 10, 2015. All classes run for 10 weeks unless otherwise noted.

Class sizes are limited, so be sure to reserve early.

Register by visiting our website at BrowardCenter.org/Education or by calling 954.414.6904.

If you have any questions about a program for you or your child, please feel free to contact us.

There is no registration fee and class fees include complimentary parking.

All dates, times, teaching artists and instructors are subject to change.

Enjoy our NEW state-of-the-art facility

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CENTER

TABLE OF CONTENTSEarly Childhood .....................3

Youth (ages 5-9) .................. 4

Youth (ages 8-13) ..................5

Teens ..................................6 & 7

Adults ........................................8

Theater Camps .............10 & 11

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10%if you register for a secondclass for you or a family member.

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SmARTS classes for babies and toddlers provide parents and young children with an integrated approach to early childhood learning that fuses creative movement, music, props, storytelling, drama and art appreciation into an engaging and developmentally appropriate class. Our teachers create an experiential learning environment for your little ones that focuses on gross motor skills, musicality and language development while encouraging positive social interaction.

BABY SmARTS (ages 12–24 months) $200Wednesdays 9:30–10:15 a.m.

Growing up with the arts starts with music and movement, rhymes and rhythm. Little ones and parents/caregivers engage in songs, books, rhymes, puppets and parachute activities. While using simple props and activities to enhance coordination, socialization, pre-literacy and verbal skills, we keep in mind our primary goal—fun.

Teaching artist: Mij Byram

TODDLER SmARTS (ages 18–36 months) $200 Wednesdays 10:30–11:15 a.m.

Parent and child enjoy an interactive music and movement experience. Children learn, run, bounce, jump and giggle while enhancing their musicality and developmentally appropriate locomotor skills. This enriching class increases a child’s awareness of the arts and broadens his or her sense of music and movement, introducing simple instruments combined with play. Learn engaging activities you can continue at home.

Teaching artist: Mij Byram

EARLY CHILDHOODAGES 12–36 MONTHS

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PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP 1 ANNIE KIDS (ages 6–9) $375*

Mondays 5:30–7:30 p.m.

Join us for an all-encompassing theatrical experience. Students learn acting, singing and dancing as well as production disciplines such as costumes, props, make-up and staging. They then use these skills to put on a show! Students from two age groups will perform together in one show on March 16. Our spring title is Annie KIDS and will be performed in the JM Family Studio Theater.

Annie KIDS: Based on the popular comic strip by Harold Gray, Annie has become a world-wide phenomenon and was the winner of seven Tony Awards including Best Musical. It is now adapted for young performers in Annie KIDS. The score features some of the greatest musical theater hits ever written including “Tomorrow.” This class is offered in partnership with the Performance Project School of the Arts. *Fee includes script, CD, and basic costume

Teaching artists: Nina Felice and Jill Lustig

SING! DANCE! ACT! (ages 5–8) $300

Saturdays 9:00–10:00 a.m.

This exciting class teaches students what it takes to be a triple threat on stage. Each week students focus on singing, dancing and acting while learning songs and choreography from a wide range of Broadway musicals. Team-taught by a professional music director and a professional choreographer, this class teaches students basic dance terminology and steps, voice and diction techniques, and a variety of acting and improvisational activities that give students the opportunity to explore all three performing disciplines. Family and friends are invited to a showcase at the end of the session in the JM Family Studio Theater.Teaching artists: Tammy Holder and David Rosales

YOUTH AGES 5–9

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PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP 1 ANNIE KIDS(ages 9–13) $375*

Mondays 6:30–8:30 p.m.

Join us for an all-encompassing theatrical experience. Students learn acting, singing and dancing as well as production disciplines such as costumes, props, make-up and staging. They then use these skills to put on a show! Students from two age groups will perform together in one show on March 16. Our spring title is Annie KIDS and will be performed in the JM Family Studio Theater.

Annie KIDS: Based on the popular comic strip by Harold Gray, Annie has become a world-wide phenomenon and was the winner of seven Tony Awards including Best Musical. It is now adapted for young performers in Annie KIDS. The score features some of the greatest musical theater hits ever written including “Tomorrow.” This class is offered in partnership with the Performance Project School of the Arts. *Fee includes script, CD, and basic costume

Teaching artists: Nina Felice and Jill Lustig

KIDS’ CABARET (ages 8–12) $300

Wednesdays 5:30–7:00 p.m.

This group voice class is the perfect place for any child who loves to sing. Kids’ Cabaret provides students with the opportunity to sing songs from some of Broadway’s greatest composers, while also learning proper vocal and breathing techniques. In addition, students are coached on how to act out a song and present themselves on stage. Basic music theory instruction is included in each class. All levels are welcome as students have the opportunity to sing in a group and also explore their specific skill level through solos and duets. Family and friends are invited to a showcase of work at the end of the session in the JM Family Studio Theater.

Teaching artist: Tammy Holder

SING! DANCE! ACT!(ages 8–12) $300

Wednesdays 7:15–8:45 p.m.

This exciting class teaches students what it takes to be a triple threat on stage. Each week students focus on singing, dancing and acting while learning songs and choreography from a wide range of Broadway musicals. Team-taught by a professional music director and professional choreographer, this class teaches students basic dance terminology and steps, voice and diction techniques, and a variety of acting and improvisational activities that give students the opportunity to explore all three performing disciplines in one class. Family and friends are invited to a showcase at the end of the session in the JM Family Studio Theater.

Teaching artists: Tammy Holder and David Rosales

YOUTH AGES 8–13

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MUSICAL THEATER SINGING (ages 12–18) $300

Wednesdays 7:15–8:45 p.m.

This group vocal class is the perfect place for teens who love to sing. Musical Theater Singing provides students with the opportunity to sing songs from some of Broadway’s greatest composers while also learning proper vocal and breathing techniques. In addition, students are coached on how to act out a song and present themselves on stage. Basic music theory instruction is included. All levels are welcome as students will sing in group numbers and also explore their specific skill level through solos and duets. Family and friends are invited to a showcase of work at the end of the session in the JM Family Studio Theater.

Teaching artists: Tammy Holder and Jodie Langel

SPRING MUSICAL— WEST SIDE STORY (ages 13–18) $450*

10-week session plus additional rehearsals and multiple performances.By audition only.

Thursdays 6:30–9:00 p.m. & Saturdays 3:00–6:00 p.m.

An exciting opportunity for our teens to perform in a full-length musical production. Known as one of Broadway’s most memorable musicals and greatest love stories, West Side Story will come alive on the stage of the Amaturo Theater. Advanced techniques in acting, dance and singing will be integrated into the rehearsal process. This class and show are offered in partnership with the Performance Project School of the Arts.

*Fee includes script, CD, costumes.

Teaching artists: Nina Felice and Jill Lustig

This class is available by audition only. Auditions will be held on December 14 from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and December 15 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Acceptance will be announced on December 18, 2014. Once acceptance is announced, students will be able to register online. To sign up for an audition, please e-mail Nina Felice at performproject@aol.com and provide the following information:

• Parent’s first and last name, phone number and e-mail

• Student’s first and last name and age

• Preferred audition date and time Please specify times on the hour (example: December 14 at 2 p.m.)

You will receive an e-mail to confirm the date and time of the audition.

TEENS AGES 12–19

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BROADWAY EXPERIENCE (ages 12–18) $350

Saturdays 11:30 a.m–1:00 p.m

The Broadway Experience is an innovative series of workshops designed to give students access to musical theater instruction unique to the Broward Center. Weekly sessions feature special guest artists and cover a variety of musical theater topics that take students behind the scenes including: How to Audition, Technical Theater, Dance Workshops, Songwriting/Playwriting, The Business of Show Business and The Art of Performing. In this class, students have the opportunity to work with artists from the national tours of Disney’s The Lion King and Motown The Musical and interact with guest artists from Broadway in workshops live or via distance learning from NYC. This class offers something for everyone who loves Broadway. All levels are welcome. These workshops are always interactive and you may be “on your feet” for demos or seated for lectures depending on the week’s topic and guest.

Teaching artists: Tammy Holder and various guest artists

BROWARD CENTER SPOTLIGHTS Performing Vocal EnsembleBy audition only.(ages 12–18) $350Saturdays 1:30–3:00 p.m.

The Broward Center Spotlights is a new and exciting performing vocal ensemble that performs at Broward Center events and throughout the community. This ensemble combines singing and dancing in the performance of musical theater repertoire. Students develop greater musicianship, proper use of breath support, phrasing, song interpretation, stage presence, basic choreography and other important musical theater disciplines all while representing the new and innovative arts education programming found only at the Broward Center.

Auditions: Wednesday, December 10 from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m., Saturday, December 13 from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. and Wednesday, January 7 from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. To sign up for an audition please e-mail tholder@browardcenter.org with your name, age and contact information as well as the preferred date to audition. Please prepare a musical theater song that best showcases your personality and vocal ability. An accompanist will be provided. Students selected will be notified by e-mail. Once acceptance is announced, students will be able to register online.

Teaching artist: Tammy Holder

Photo: Students participate in a dance workshop conducted by Garrett Deagon who plays the role of Rooster in the national touring production of Annie.

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BALLROOM DANCE WITH LEE FOX 5-week session plus Ballroom Dance Party $100

Dancers of all levels benefit from instructor Lee Fox’s experience, top-notch instruction and a fun and welcoming atmosphere. Singles and couples are welcome. No experience required. The class culminates in an evening of ballroom dance in the stunning new Porter Riverview Ballroom in March 2015.

Teaching artist: Lee Fox

SALSA/MERENGUE Tuesdays 7:30–9:00 p.m. January 13–February 10

A TASTE OF BALLROOM Tuesdays 7:30–9:00 p.m. February 17–March 17

A TASTE OF BALLROOM Wednesdays 1:00–2:30 p.m. January 14–February 11

SWING Wednesdays 1:00–2:30 p.m. February 18–March 18

IMPROV BASICS Tuesdays 6:30–7:30 p.m. $200

Improvisation skills are incredibly important for both the aspiring and working actor, as well as anyone who wants to improve self-confidence. In this improvisation class, students experience the power of play and the fun of improvisational comedy in an encouraging and comfortable environment.

Teaching artist: Jodie Langel

ADULT ACTINGTuesdays 7:45–8:45 p.m. $200

This class focuses on developing acting skills through scenes and monologues from standard theater repertoire. Through class exercises and scene work, students explore the dramatic arc, define intentions, learn text analysis, create a character and increase physical and vocal range. Physical and vocal warm-up exercises are a part of each session. In addition, each student receives audition material tailored to his or her type, personality and strengths. Each student walks away with a new repertoire and a new-found confidence.

Teaching artist: Jodie Langel

ADULT SINGINGThursdays 7:00–8:00 p.m. $200

This group vocal music class is designed for adults of all ages who enjoy singing and wish to improve their vocal technique. This class uses musical theater songs to teach proper vocal production, breath control and how to act out a song. No previous singing experience is necessary as students learn group numbers in a comfortable and supportive environment. This class is an excellent opportunity for adults who love to sing Broadway show tunes.

Teaching artist: Tammy Holder

ADULTS

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SPRING BREAK THEATER CAMP 2015

ACTING UP (ages 6–9) March 23–March 27Monday–Friday 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.One-week session (5 days) $285*

BROADWAY BOUND (ages 10–14) March 23–March 27Monday–Friday 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.One-week session (5 days) $285*

During this week-long theater experience, students study acting, singing and dancing while rehearsing for a Broadway Revue featuring a lively selection of music and dance numbers. The performance will be held on March 27 at 7:00 p.m. in the JM Family Studio Theater. All friends and family are invited to attend. This class is offered in partnership with the Performance Project School of the Arts.Extended early and after camp hours are available from 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 to 6:00 p.m.

*Fee includes script, CD and costumes.

Teaching artists: Nina Felice and teaching artists from the Performance Project School of the Arts

Internships available for ages 14 to 18. Please send resumes to performproject@aol.com.

THEATER CAMPS

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SUMMER THEATER CAMP 2015Monday–Friday 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.4-week session $880*

Bursting with the excitement of live musical theater, Summer Theater Camp will make your rising star shine! Discover an oasis of creativity, learning and laughter for students ages 6 through 18. The Broward Center once again partners with the Performance Project School of the Arts to provide an encouraging environment to nurture your child’s passion for the theater.

Under the direction of artistic professional and teaching veteran Nina Felice, campers will gain hands-on experience in musical theater, acting, dance, voice and technical production. With three locations (Broward Center for the Performing Arts, Aventura Arts & Cultural Center and Old Davie School), two sessions and age-specific groups and shows, there is no reason to miss out on the fun. Each session culminates with a live performance in a professional theater. Plus, every camper performs because everyone is cast in the show. As they experience the joy of live musical theater, they build self-confidence, engage their imaginations and learn the importance of teamwork.

Extended early and after camp hours are available from 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 to 6:00 p.m.

Teaching artists: Nina Felice and Jill Lustig and teaching artists from the Performance Project School of the Arts

Visit BrowardCenter.org/Education for more information.

2015 SUMMER CAMP LINEUPGROUP A: ACTING UP (ages 6-9)SESSION 1 Once Upon a ShoeSESSION 2 Disney’s Aristocats KIDS

GROUP B: BROADWAY BOUND (ages 10-13)SESSION 1 The Sound of MusicSESSION 2 Disney’s Aladdin JR.

GROUP C: COMPANY GROUP (ages 13-18)SESSION 2 ONLY The Wedding Singer

YOUNG PROFESSIONALS TOURING GROUP(ages 13-18, by audition only)SESSION 1 ONLY Peter Pan

SAVE $100when you register your kids by

FEBRUARY 28, 2015

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Student Enrichment in the Arts

Reading Readiness Through the Theater

Play Scenes: Prime Time Rhyme