Bruka Theatre Summer Camp 2015 - The Bridge To Brukalton

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Brüka Theatre

Performing Arts Summer Camp

July 14th ~ July 25th - 2015

THE BRIDGE TO BRUKALTON

Get ready for the fourth year of our inspiring and magical theatre workshop in which young artists of a variety of experience levels are nurtured in a positive and creative theatre experience.  Students are led by working theatre professionals in classes designed to develop imagination, concentration, and confidence with movement and dance, voice, technique, character, theatrical design and appreciation of the theatrical artistic journey.   

Participants will be absorbed in acting tools, scene work, script creation, improvisation and dance/movement for two weeks while exploring and creating the original play:  The Bridge To Brukalton for a public performance in July 2015.  This is a special and unique opportunity to work with artists from Brüka Theatre to develop craft, focus and technique.

Ages 8 - 17   

Open to 24 participants 

4 Scholarships Available   

4 Intern positions available.  (Ages 17 - 20)   

$250 for two weeks.  EARLY Sign up by June 1, 2015

$300 for two weeks.  All sign ups after June 1, 2015

Please sign up by July 10, 2015

 

Camp Schedule 

July 14- July 25th 2015   

(Doors open each morning at 9:30)

10 am to 4 pm weekdays

Public Performances 

July 25th 2015

WORKSHOP ARTISTS

Mary Bennett  Core director.  Improvisation.  Creation.

Sandra Neace  Scene work.  Acting

Alexander Biber  Movement.  Choreography

Lew Zaumeyer  Set Design

David Simpson  Technical Director, Lighting & Sound Design

Additional Opportunities:

Parents can volunteer to supervise lunches, administrate, stage-manage, and work the house for the performances, costume, and props.

4 Internships Available for ages 17  20 

(Theatrical or Leadership experience necessary.)

4 Scholarships Available

Write a 500-word essay including fiscal limitations and desire to participate in the Performing Arts Camp.