Class Schedule 2010/2011
Madison Children's Theatre
Summer Camps, 2011 002-05/21/2011. Subject to change.
Camp Registration Information  
Date Time Duration Camp ID Camp Name Age Group Price
Monday     Friday
June 06    June 10 9:00 pm    3:00 pm ** 6 hours/day C-482 Camp, Acting K - 9th grade $125
June 13    June 17 9:00 pm    3:00 pm 6 hours/day C-474 Camp, Musical Theatre K - 9th grade $125
June 20    June 24 9:00 pm    3:00 pm 6 hours/day C-461 Camp, Let's Make a Movie K - 9th grade $125
June 27    July 01 9:00 pm    3:00 pm 6 hours/day C-462 Camp, Acting K - 9th grade $125
July 04    July 08 9:00 pm    3:00 pm 6 hours/day C-464 Camp, Musical Theatre K - 9th grade $125
July 11    July 15 9:00 pm    3:00 pm 6 hours/day C-473 Camp, Let's Make a Movie K - 9th grade $125
July 18    July 22 9:00 pm    3:00 pm 6 hours/day C-454 Camp, Acting K - 9th grade $125
July 25    July 29 9:00 pm    3:00 pm 6 hours/day C-484 Camp, Musical Theatre K - 9th grade $125
** Camp times have changed from 9:30-3:30 to 9:00-3:00

Weekly Class Schedule 001-08/03/2010. Subject to change.
Class Registration Information Tuition Information  
 
Time Duration Class ID Class Name Age Group
Monday
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm 1 hour D-501 Beginning Tap  
5:00 pm - 6:00 pm 1 hour T-502 Acting II 3rd - 4th grade
6:00 pm - 7:00 pm 1 hour T-503 Musical Theatre II 1st - 3rd grade
 
Tuesday
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm 1 hour T-504 Acting III 5th - 6th grade
5:00 pm - 6:00 pm 1 hour T-505 Musical Theatre III 5th - 6th grade
6:00 pm - 7:00 pm 1 hour T-506 Acting IV 7th - 8th grade
7:00 pm - 8:00 pm 1 hour T-507 Musical Theatre IV 7th - 8th grade
 
Wednesday
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm 1 hour T-508 Acting I 1st - 2nd grade
5:00 pm - 6:00 pm 1 hour T-509 Musical Theatre I 1st - 2nd grade
6:00 pm - 7:00 pm 1 hour T-510 Acting V High School
7:00 pm - 8:00 pm 1 hour T-511 Musical Theatre V High School
 
Thursday
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm 1 hour T-512 Story Drama PreK - K
5:00 pm - 6:00 pm 1 hour P-515 Production Class, Fall 2010 ** Fall play cast members

** Production class. Instructor approval required.


Class Descriptions

Story Drama (Pre-K)
In our story drama class at MCT, we instill the basic knowledge of stage direction through an engaging program of short performances derived from classic fairy tales. Each class the students will learn various roles from familiar stories such as "The Three Billy Goats Gruff" and "The Three Little Pigs", which are then performed live for the parents. This method of learning helps establish a strong foundation for any young actor or actress to grow and thrive on stage.
 
Acting Class
Our standard acting classes start at 1st grade and go all the way through high school. These classes focus more specifically on preparing students for upcoming productions and the technical ins and outs of stage acting such as: monologue reading, spacial awareness, interaction, and blocking.
 
Musical Theatre
Musical Theatre classes at MCT are slightly more advanced than our acting classes; although no previous experience is required, some students consider it to be more difficult than acting class because the main focus is on singing and choreography. This class is geared towards developing strong presentation while singing and dancing on stage so it is excellent for beginning actors looking to expand on previous training in voice and dance.
 
Acting/Musical Theatre Camp
Acting and musical theatre camps offered by MCT are an exciting glimpse into the world of theatre, but more importantly, they provide an opportunity to experience acting if your child has shown interest but is apprehensive of a full on production. They will rehearse and perform alongside newcomers and veterans of the stage. For those who wish to pursue acting in full scale productions, summer camps allow children to become familiar with the investment and dedication required to excel on stage.
 
Movie Camp
In addition to our traditional theatre camps, MCT provides an off stage alternative that is well suited for those new to acting or those looking to expand creative talent in film making. Not only will the children star in the movie, but they will also be heavily involved in the creation of the plot and in the direction of the movie. In this camp, we attempt to let the children be as outgoing and as expressive as possible because it is a truly free medium. Mondays are spent collectively writing the script; Tuesdays are geared towards set design; and Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday are reserved for filming. The week following movie camp will be spent editing the film, and each family will receive a copy on DVD.
 


 
 
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