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COMMUNITYSCHOOL ARTS

SUMMER 2011: June - AugustSchauer Arts & Activities Center 147 N. Rural Street, Downtown Hartford 262-670-0560, ext. 4 www.SchauerCenter.org/CSA

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Daily Schedule8:45 am Check in

9:00 am Morning vocal warm-ups, stretching, and breathing

9:30 am Divided choir rehearsals or master classes11:30 am Break

11:45 am Combined choir rehearsal

12:30 pm Parent pickup

Tuition: $175 (no audition required)

Teaching Artists: Celia Meisel - Camp Director, Concert SingersDirector and Combined Choir DirectorHeather Peters - Prelude Singers Director

Ellen Winters - Guest Artist, Pop and Jazz Singing master class facilitator

Performance:Friday, July 29 1:30 pm

Time: 9:00 am - 12:30 pm Grades: Entering 6-12 (with at least two years playing experience) Tuition: $175 (ps)Join us for a comprehensive week of string training! Daily instruction will focus on

side-by-side playing which gives younger students an opportunity to gain hands on

experience while performing next to older, more seasoned musicians. Our seasonedmusicians will have the opportunity to work with expert teachers, to achieve a new level of

playing, develop a passion for their repertoire, and develop leadership skills to be used in their

own orchestra. This program will give students tremendous inspiration and condence whilelearning challenging repertoire. Students will be given the tools to rise to their highest

musical ability. Professional teaching artists will hold daily sectionals.

staRtWith stRings

Time: 12:45 - 1:45 pm Grades: Entering 2-5 (no experienceneeded) Tuition: $55 (ps)Just star ting your string instrument or never played one before? Join us for one hour a day to learn the

basics of your instrument, during our week-long string camp.

Please call 262-670-0560, ext. 4, for a separate brochure with a daily schedule and instructor biographies. Both string

courses will culminate with a public concert on Friday, August 12 at 7:00 pm in the Ruth A. Knoll Theater.

Family musicand

movement

Tuesdays,

10:00-10:45 amJune 14 - July 19 (no class July 5)

Tuition: $49 (cm)Ages:6 months 5 yearsClass Size: Min 5 / Max 12

Plant the seed of music as we explore the joys of listening,singing, and moving to music. Interact wi th your child one-

on-one or bring the whole family. Students will engage in age

appropriate games and activities that encourage positive socialinteraction. We will provide a nurturing environment for your

child to develop healthy motor movement and language skills.

Presented by The Terri and Verne Holoubek Family Foundation

Calling all youth singers! This camp is for youth singers who want to develop their singing abilities. Students will be divided by

grade into two groups. Camp participants will attend daily vocal warm-up sessions, divided choir rehearsals, and master classes.

All campers will join together daily for combined choir sessions that will include an interactive singing experience with onesession led by guest teaching artist, Ellen Winters.

Prelude Singers Grades:Entering 5K-3Students will sing in unison and two part, learn basic choreography, play singing games, and sing songs of different cultures.

Master Classes include Jazz Call and Response, Make an Instrument, Sing/Play-a-long!, Drumming/Creative Music Ensemble.Concert Singers Grades: Entering 4-8Students will sing in 2-3 parts and explore the basics of Show Choir. Participants will learn a pop song and work with a

choreographer during the week. Three students will have the opportunity to sing a solo for the Pop Singing master class.Please mention interest upon registration. Master classes inc lude Jazz Singing Techniques, Show Choir Choreography, Pop

Singing/ Microphone Technique, and Solo Performing.

August 15-19First Stage Childrens Theaterof Milwaukee is committed toproviding high quality theaterexperiences for young peopleand their families. The Academyclasses teach life skills throughstage skills. First Stagesprofessional staff strives toprovide the best theater training

while being conscious of thedevelopment of each student,helping them to take their nextstep as an actor and as a person.

Instructor: First Stage Theater Academy Faculty

Class Size: Min 10 / Max 40First Stage Theater Academy reserves the right to cancelany course if enrollment is insufcient.

Funding Assistance:Upon request, a limited number of (HALF) price honorariums are available on a rst come,rst served basis, courtesy of The Hartford Players, Ltd.

halF day camP

Grades: Entering K5-2 (must be age 5 by June 1 to enroll)First Stage Theater Academys morning and afternoonprograms introduce our youngest students to the processof theater through focused work in creative drama andexploration of voice and movement. The curriculumalso focuses on self condence, personal expression,disciplined effort, and group cooperation.

Time: 9:00-11:30 am OR 12:30-3:00 pm

Tuition: $125

Full day camP

Grades: Entering 3-8This one-week camp is a fun yet disciplined programdesigned for students who are new to theater, and forreturning students seeking to further develop theirtheater skills. Camp will focus on developing theater skillsincluding work in Stage Movement, Voice and Speech,Improvisation, Shakespeare, and Acting Theory.Time: 9:00 am-3:00 pm

Tuition: $225

Class Size: Min 5 / Max 10

handsin claythuRsdays,June 16 - July 7 6:00-7:30 pmAges: 6-12 Tuition: $55 (aw)Kids have a unique connection to clay. Starting early from mudpies to sand castles, k ids explore shape, texture, and form

molded from earth. This four week course will allow studentsto develop their connection to clay through explorationof various hand-building techniques. Students will create,glaze, and nish pinch pots, coil pots, and slab pieces that arefunctional, sculptural, or both. No experience needed.

get cReative! dRaWing WoRkshoPWednesdays 10:30 am - 12:00 pmAges: 9-13 Tuition: $15/sessionExplore how to use charcoal and pastel mediums whiledrawing the subject matter of your choice. Learn techniquesto best execute proper layout, proportions, perspective, andshading in each drawing.Session 1: July 13 Charcoal Drawing

Session 2: August 10 Pastel Drawing

budding aRtistsWoRkshoP

Wednesday, July 13 9:00-10:00 amAges: 2-5 Tuition: $10Caregivers spend time creating wonderful pieces of art withtheir toddler(s). Watch and assist your artist in unique projectsthat use a variety of materials and techniques. Join us toexplore the wonders of shape, line, texture, form, and design.

blooming aRtists WoRkshoPWednesday, August 10 9:00-10:00 amAges: 6-8 Tuition: $10Students attend class without an adult and continue to learnthe fundamentals covered in the Budding Artists Workshopwhile exploring different mediums.

Youth Visual ArtsNew

Clay StompUnveilingJune 25 11:00 am

The sculpture unveiling will take place outside, between the SchauerCenter and Hartford Recreational Center at the site of instillation.Speakers will include Hartford Mayor Joe Dautermann, artist Joel Pfeiffer,

and Schauer Board President Dr. Mark Lindborg. Commemorativemerchandise will be for sale inside the Schauer Center until 2:00 pm.

Early ChildhoodMusic

First Stage Theater Academy Camp

Camp Choral-ationJuly 25-29

All Things Strings AcademyAugust 8 - 12

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ballet

Within the ballet world there are several schools ofstyle and methods. Our classes will integrate styles andtechnique from these different schools. Our ultimate goalis for each student to learn what their body is capable ofand how to utilize his/her own strength.

Ballet IMondays 4:30-5:15 pmStudents focus on style and technique to learn ballet basics.Ages:8-10 Tuition: $70 (rr)

Ballet II & III*Thursdays 4:30-5:30 pmTuition: $89 (rr)

Ballet IV & V*Mondays 5:20-6:50 pm &Thursdays 5:35-7:05 pmTuition: $255 (rr)

Pointe* Includes Ballet IV&VThursdays 7:05-7:35 pmTuition: $305 (rr)

CReativemovementWednesdays 4:45-5:15 pmIntroduction to ballet and movement exploration.Students must be potty-trained with independentbathroom habits.Ages:3-4 Tuition: $49 (ma)

ballet/taP combo

Introduction to basic ballet and tap techniques.

Ballet/Tap Combo IWednesdays 5:20-6:05 pmAges:5-7 Tuition: $70 (ma)

Ballet/Tap Combo 2*Tuesdays 5:35-6:35 pm Tuition: $89 (ma)

taP

Students will gain rhythm, strength, balance, andcoordination by learning tap technique and fundamentals.

Tap 1 & 2Tuesdays 5:00-5:30 pmAges: 8-10 Tuition: $49 (ma)

June 20 - August 15No Class July 4

Students must be age listed as of May 1, 2011 to enroll.

Class Size: Min 5 / Max 12 See Page 3 for Instructor Key

The Schauer School of Dance was founded in January 2007and focuses on building students dance abilities through thedevelopment of a strong technical foundation. This 8 weeksession is the perfect time to give dance a try or keep up withyour routine.

Ages: 16+ Class Size: Min 5 / Max 10See Page 3 for Instructor Key

Plein aiR Painting class

Thursdays, June 30 - August 4

Time: 9:00 am-12:00 pm Tuition: $119 (fh)

Registration Deadline Thursday, June 16This six week workshop will concentrate on the fundamentals of

landscape painting while exploring the beauty of the Southern KettleMoraine. Learn outdoor painting techniques required in capturing

the shifting light and color of the outdoors. Working in small-to mid-

size format, paint several eld studies with a focus on composition,

value, color, and cohesion of the major masses. A portion of theinstruction will take place in the studio with an emphasis on reningeld studies or developing a larger work. This class is for students

with current painting experience, but familiarity with outdoor

painting is not a requirement. Instructor demonstrates in oil.Supplies not included; supply list given at time of registration.

cheRokee cuRls basket

Monday, June 6 6:00-9:30 pm Tuition: $45 (tf)6 x 10, and 11 tall at the handle. The colorchoice for this basket will be black, brown or

green. A Cherokee wheel design accents the

basket and is nished off with a leather handle.This is a good basket for a beginning weaver.

medium egg basket

Monday, July 25 6:00-9:30 pm Tuition: $55 (tf)This basket is woven with two 10 round hoops andfeatures a gods eyes method to join the hoops. Rib

placement will be discussed. This is a good beginner

or intermediate weaver basket.

double Wall basketMonday, August 22 6:00-9:30 pm Tuition: $55 (tf)9 diameter and 6 tall. It is woven on a doubleslotted wooden base. The color choices for this

basket will be black, brown or green. The outs ide

of the basket is accented with randing and arrowtwinning. This is a beginner or intermediate weaver

basket.

aRtFul accessoRies

Tuesdays, August 9-30 6:00-8:00 pm Tuition: $69 (aw)Create artistic accents for meals at home. From Brie bakers toolive dishes, to sushi plates and beyond. Using simple techniques,

you will learn to hand-build your own unique serving accessoriesfor your next dinner party, or simply to brighten up family dinners.Students should bring a sketchbook to each session, suppliesincluded. No experience in ceramics is required.

Adult DanceAges: 16+ Class Size: Min 5 / Max 12

Funk

Mondays, June 20 - August 15 7:45-8:30 pmTuition: $70 (rr) No Class July 4

taP

Wednesdays, June 22 - August 10 7:15-7:45 pm

Tuition:$49 (ma)

taP 2

Tuesdays, June 21 - August 9 7:30-8:15 pmTuition: $70 (ma)

ballRoom

Session 1: Tuesdays, June 21 - July 19 (no class July 5)

Session 2: Tuesdays,July 26 - August 16Tuition:Individual $40, Couples $75 (kt)Private lessons available upon request.

Beginning Ballroom 6:00-7:00 pmNo experience welcome! Join us to learn to the basicsfor partner dances such as Fox Trot, Waltz, Rumba, andMerengue. Beyond just steps and patterns , class focuses ongood form and function. You will learn the movement andpartnering principles to t your individual style. No partnerneeded. Dress comfortably and be ready to move.

Intermediate Ballroom 7:15-8:15 pmAdd to the foundationbuilt in BeginningBallroom. Learn morepatterns and techniqueson the frame, leadingand following as well asan introduction to newdances like Tango, Swing,Cha-Cha, and Salsa.Beginning Ballroom orteacher approval neededto enroll.

Auditions: Monday, June 20 10:00 amRegistrat ion begins at 9:30 am. Auditions are held as agroup and last approximately 90-120 min.

Grades: Entering 1-12Tuition: $50 for those cast in production**

Instructor: Missoula Childrens Theatre Faculty

Rehearsals:June 20-24 10:30 am-12:30 pm & 1:00-3:00 pm*

Performances:Friday, June 24 at 7:00 pm Saturday, June 25 at 2:00 pm

Special Notes:Audition is required for participation - there is NO FEE toaudition, tuition is due by Wednesday, June 22 for those cast.

*Students must be available for all rehearsal days and times toaudition. A detailed rehearsal schedule will be distributed to the

cast following auditions.

** Tuition fee includes enrollment in one MCT workshop listed

below and one complimentary ticket to a nal performance.

Missoula Childrens Theatre WorkshopsInstructor: Missoula Childrens Theatre FacultyTuition: $10 (Snow White cast exempt from fee)

Class Size: Max 30

acting 101

Tuesday, June 21 9:30-10:15 am

Grades:Entering 9-12Its your rst day of college, and your rst class is Acting 101.What can you expect to learn today? Explore what otheractors learn on their journey to becoming a professional actor.

cReative dRamatics

Wednesday, June 22 9:30-10:15 am

Grades:Entering 1-2Young students use their imagination to transform a storyinto a play, while learning the importance of focus, thedevelopment of character, and the use of pantomime.

the actoRs toolsThursday, June 23 9:30-10:15 am

Grades:Entering 3-5The basic tools of the actors trade - observation,memorization, concentration, and imagination - arepresented and explored in an entertaining manner.Students participate in a variety of fun exercises, learning toapply the actors tools to performing and to everyday life.

chameleon imPRovisation

Friday, June 24 9:30-10:15 am

Grades:Entering 6-8Participation is emphasized as the students learn to actwithout a script. This workshop can be geared to a fullrange of abilities, from beginners to more experiencedyoung actors.

June 20-25

A special one-week intensive drama workshop for childrenentering grades 1-12. A fully staged and costumed musicaladaptation ofSnow White will showcase the talents of 50+ local youth.

Those cast will rehearse for the week and perform Friday, June 24and Saturday, June 25. Dont miss this unique opportunity!

LyRicalMondays 6:55-7:40 pmClass will combine elements of ballet, modern, and jazz whilefocus is placed on technique, body alignment, and emotionalstate to establish a mind-body connection.Ages: 12-18 Tuition: $70 (rr)

FunkThursdays 7:40-8:25 pmClass incorporates elements of jazz dance technique combined with funky street-style hip-hop movement.No prior experience is necessary.Ages: 10-16 Tuition: $70 (rr)

musical theateR danceTuesdays 6:40-7:25 pmLearn Broadway choreography from popular musicals, like Wicked, Legally Blonde, West Side Story, and many more. Studentswill learn how to interpret the music and plot of a show in their movements.

Grades: 6-12 Tuition: $70 (ma)

*Approval needed to enroll.

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Show Your Supporteducation & insPiRation FundThe Schauer Centers Education & Inspiration Fund isavailable to provide need-based nancial aid to prospectivestudents to help overcome barriers to enrollment inSchauer Center classes or activities.

The E&I Fund is a self-sustaining fund independent of theSchauer Centers operating budget. Interested personsor organizations can make donations through the SchauerCenter to support the growth and development of thiseducational resource. For information contact ourDirector of Development at 262-670-0560, ext. 216.

The Schauer Center wishes to recognize and thank thefollowing recent contributors to the E&I Fund: CSA families,

Helgesen Industries, Inc., and the Hartford Rotary Club.

FRiendsoFthe schaueR centeRConsider becoming a Friend of the Schauer Center.As an independent non-prot organization, the SchauerCenter relies on annual contributions from individuals tosupport and expand the educational opportunities that weoffer. The Community School of the Arts is only partiallysupported by tuition fees. Much of the programming andoperational support comes from a growing base of donorswho are dedicated to making the arts accessible to all.

As a Friend, CSA registration fees are waived, this is oneof many benets with your minimum contribution of $50a year. For more information on donor benets and givingopportunities, contact our Director of Development at262-670-0560, ext. 216.

The Schauer Center is home to four community arts organizationswho provide opportunities to get involved in the arts. If you areinterested in learning more, please contact these groups using theinformation provided.

CommunityArts Groups

Save 10%Multiple Class/Sibling Discount:Receive a 10% discount for enrolling in more than one classor enrolling more than one family member in a session.Participants must pay the FULL tuition fee for the class withthe highest tuition. One-day workshops under $40 areNOT subject to 10% multiple class/sibling discounts.

Student Referral Discount:Recommend family and friends to experience the

Community School of the Arts programs. If your nameis mentioned at the time of registration you will receive acoupon for 10% off your next tuition.

The initials of the class instructor are listed

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Instructor biographies can be found at

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Rebecca Rinn

Phil Scales

Kacie Thomas

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Deadline for Registration:It is suggested that studentsregister at least two weeks prior to the start date for anygiven program. A deadline of one week must be adhered to.Enrollment levels are evaluated at this time and class will becancelled if minimum enrollment isnt met.

Multiple Class/Sibling Discount: If registering formore than one class or enrolling more than one familymember in a session, you are eligible for a 10% discount.Participants must pay the FULL tuition fee for the class withthe highest tuition and are entitled to a 10% discount onadditional tuitions. One-day workshops under $40 are NOTsubject to 10% multiple class/sibling discounts.

Registration Fee: A registration fee of $10 per student,per semester applies when enrolling in CSA programs14 days prior to programs start date. A $15 LATEregistration fee per student, per semester applies whenenrolling less than 14 days prior to programs start date.Registration fee does not apply for programs with a tuitionfee of $40 or less. Maximum of four registration fees perfamily during any given semester. This fee is non-refundableexcept in cases where the class is cancelled. Friends of theSchauer Center are exempt from registration fees.

NEW! Residents living within the boundaries of the WestBend School District are also exempt from a registration feedue to support from the West Bend Community Foundation.

Refund Policy: Notication of withdrawal and request forrefunds must be submitted in writing to the Schauer Center.A 50% refund of the tuition in the form of a gift certicate will bein effect through the second class/rehearsal. After the secondclass, NO REFUNDS will be offered.

Class Size:All CSA classes carry a minimum/maximum classsize that determines if the class will be offered. Classes notmeeting the minimum will not be offered. Maximum levels aredetermined by classroom space or instructor/student ratios.

Payment Plans: Payment plans may be arranged withthe Schauer Center for any class with a tuition fee of $100or more. However, a minimum of 1/4 of the tuition feemust be paid prior to the star t of the rst class/rehearsal.Payment plans must be paid with a credit or debit card, and anarrangement application must be completed and turned intothe Schauer Center prior to the rst day of class.

Tuition Assistance: Financial assistance may be availableto eligible students for classes or activities. Tuition assistanceis based on nancial need. For an application or moreinformation, call 262-670-0560, ext. 204.

Student Absences: Classes or rehearsals missed bya student due to illness, scheduling conicts or any otherreason are not guaranteed a make-up class. Please notify theSchauer Center if you or your child will be missing class andto discuss available make-up options.

Teacher Absence: If a teacher is unable to teach a class/rehearsal, the Schauer Center reserves the right to have aqualied professional substitute teach the class or reschedulethe class/rehearsal. In either case, students would beinformed of the change when time allows.

Waiting Area Policy:Due to numerous activities,event set-up, and valuable artwork on display, the SchauerCenter prohibits parents from waiting in the Gallery (secondoor) after dropping children off for CSA class(es).If a parent chooses to stay on premises for the duration of achilds class, the Schauer Center requests that parents waiton the lower lobby level.

Questions: Contact Education CoordinatorHolly Baris at 262-670-0560, ext. 204 or via email [email protected].

Community School of the Arts Policies

Please note: Classes, times, dates, policies, and instructors are subject to change.

Hartford City Band

Eric Dietenberger262-673-0142www.HartfordCityBand.org

Hartford Players

Howard Husslein262-644-1161www.HartfordPlayersLtd.com

Kettle Moraine

Fine Arts Guild

Greg Torgeson262-644-6593

Hartford Community Chorus

Ruth Knoll 262-673-3704 www.HartfordCommunityChorus.org

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May 27 June 26Wisconsin Regional aRt PRogRam

WRAP Workshop: Sunday, June 26 1:00 to 4:30 pm

The Wisconsin Regional Arts Program (WRAP) is open

to non-professional artist s over 16 years of age. Entries

will be juried and meritorious works will be displayed in astate exhibit in Fall 2011 at UW-Madison, where artwork

is eligible for cash awards.Entry Form Deadline: Monday,May 9

Entry Fee: $20

WRAP workshop is open to the public for a fee of $5.For an entry form or more information, call Gallery Exhibit

Coordinator Greg Torgeson at 262-844-5257 or visit

SchauerCenter.org.

Fall Tuition fees apply. For questions or to schedule your audition call 262-670-0560, ext. 204.

Kettle Moraine Youth String Orchestra

Auditions: Friday, August 12 5:00 - 6:00 pm

Wednesday, September 7 5:30 - 6:30 pmAuditions by appointment only.

Director:Phil ScalesThe Kettle Moraine Youth String Orchestra is dedicated topushing students to their ultimate potential, resulting in musicalexcellence. This is achieved by dividing students into twoensembles: Presto & Bravura Strings. Presto Strings is open tostudents in grades 5-8, have a minimum of two years playingexperience or in Suzuki Book 2. Bravura Strings is open studentswith 3-5 years playing experience or in Suzuki Book 5 or higher.All interested students must be currently enrolled in their schoolorchestra or study with a private instructor.

To learn more about KMYSO and to view audition

requirements visit SchauerCenter.org/CSA/KMYSO.

Kettle Moraine Childrens Choir

Auditions:Monday, May 23 or August 29Time: 6:00 - 7:00 pm Auditions by appointment only.

Director:Celia MeiselThe Kettle Moraine Childrens Choirs purpose is to create acommunity of young singers, enriching their lives and the lives oftheir families and community through the study of diverse choralmusic. Students entering grades 4-8 in the Fall are welcome toaudition for our Concert Choir. Students entering grades K5-3

can register for our Prelude Choir in our Fall 2011 Brochure,available late summer. To learn more about KMCC visitSchauerCenter.org/CSA/KMCC.

Friday, June 3 7:30 pmMcGivern & Friends: Music and Stories

Wednesday, June 15 8:00 pmHCB Jazz/Polka Band Concert in Rotary Park Shelter*

Wednesdays, June 22 - August 10 8:00 pmHartford City Band Concerts in Woodlawn Park*

Friday, June 24 7:00 pm & Saturday, June 25 2:00 pmSnow White, Missoula Childrens Theatre

Saturday, June 25 11:00 am

Clay Stomp Unveiling

Thursday, June 30 7:00 pm

Kids From Wisconsin

July 15-17 & 22-23Hartford Players, Ltd., Presents Hello Dolly

Friday, August 12 7:00 pmKettle Moraine Youth String Institute Concert

To purchase tickets contact the Schauer Center BoxOfce at 262-670-0560, ext. 3 or visit SchauerCenter.org.

*Free concerts, no ticket required.

Schauer CenterSummer Events

Sunday, May 15 2:00 pmKettle Moraine Youth String Orchestra andKettle Moraine Childrens Choir Spring Concert

Saturday, May 21 2:00 pm & 7:00 pmLeaps & Bounds: Schauer School of Dance Recital

CommunitySchool of the Arts

Spring Events

Registration begins on Saturday, June 4 ~ in-person ONLY from 9:00-11:00 am. Phone registration will

begin on Monday, June 6 at 9:30 am - subject to availability, call 262-670-0560, ext. 204. Registration is

limited and taken on a rst come-rst serve basis. No fax or mail registration accepted for this program.

Join the Schauer Center and Stagekids Community Productions / North Shore Academy of the Arts, Inc. for Seussical, Jr.! Experiencedstaff will take your child through the process of putting on a musical which culminates in four performances. These performances arecomplete with costumes, scenery, playbooks, lights, sound, and ACTION! All registered students will be cast in the production, butare strongly encouraged to participate in the audition process.

Program Goals and Objectives:

Intro to vocal projection, articulation, choreography, and acting. Intro to appropriate and believable stage movement. Fostering self-esteem and self-condence. To nurture friendships and to learn cooperatively.

Auditions:Thursday, September 8 4:30-9:00 pmRehearsals:Thursdays, September 22 - December 16Technical and dress rehearsals will take place January 2-12.

A detailed rehearsal schedule, including times will be given attime of registration.Grades:Entering 2-9Performances:

Friday, January 13 at 9:45 am,12:30 pm & 7:30 pmSaturday, January 14 at 2:00 & 7:30 pmTuition:$285 (includes show t-shirt, costume fee, and twocomplimentary tickets to one public performance).Tuition is non-refundable and non-transferable.Fee due upon registration.Special Note: Students wil l need to be absent from school on Friday, January 13, 2012.

Registration Begins:Saturday, June 4 9:00-11:00 am

Space is limited!

Fall 2011 Choir & Orchestra Auditions

Suckow Family ArtGallery Exhibits

May 23: Kettle Moraine Childrens Choir Fall Auditions 6:00-7:00 pm

June 4: Stagekids Seussical, Jr. Registration 9:00 am -11:00 am

June 6: Cherokee Curls Basket Class 6:00-9:30 pm

June 14: Early Childhood Music begins 10:00-10:45 am

June 16: Hands In Clay begins 6:00-7:30 pm

June 20: Schauer School of Dance Summer Session begins

June 20: MCT, Snow White Auditions 10:00 am

June 21: Ballroom Session 1 begins

June 30: Plein Air Painting Class begins 9:00 am

July 13: Get Creative! Charcoal Drawing Workshop 10:30 am

July 13: Budding Artist Workshop 9:00 am

July 25: Camp Choral-ation begins 9:00 am -12:30 pm

July 25: Medium Egg Basket Class 6:00-9:30 pm

July 26: Ballroom Session 2 begins

August 8: All Things Strings Academy begins

August 9: Artful Accessories begins 6:00-8:00 pm

August 10: Get Creative! Pastel Drawing Workshop 10:30 am

August 10: Blooming Artist Workshop 9:00 am

August 15: First Stage Theater Academy Camp begins

August 22: Double Wall Basket Class 6:00-9:30 pm

August 29: Kettle Moraine Childrens Choir Fall Auditions 6:00-7:00 pm

Sept. 7: Kettle Moraine Youth String Orchestra Auditions 5:30-6:30 pm

Summer 2011 Important Dates

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