MUSICAL THEATRE INTENSIVE:
Students in Grade 6-age 19 will have the opportunity to learn the art of musical theatre, participate in rehearsals, and perform in a full-scale musical production. Through auditions, cast members will be selected for roles in each session’s musical, culminating in a final performance at the end of the session.
This program allows first time Musical Theatre performers to work with more experienced cast members. While, all registered receive a role in the show, each person must audition for their role, as auditioning is an invaluable experience and it helps the directorate know where the performer will shine the most. Cast Members have the expectation to move quickly through the material, learning theatrical techniques, skill honing, time management, self-discipline, collaboration and self-discovery.
Program Director: Theresa Noon-Hunter
Spring Musical Theatre Intensive Descendants
Fall Musical Theatre Intensive – Dear Evan Hansen
FUNDAMENTALS:
The Not So Basic, Basics will cover the essential components of musical theatre for students in grades 2-8. Over the course of 10 weeks, students will receive guidance in Vocal Training, Acting Skills and Dance Techniques culminating in a final showcase.
This program is designed for those that are interested in exploring Musical Theatre or for those looking to gain more experience before moving into the Musical Theatre Intensive Program.
Program Director: Lydia Smith
Not So Basic, Basics: Fundamentals – 20 Performing Arts Academy: Musical Theatre ProgramsMENTORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES:
20 PAA wishes to encourage leadership and learning all aspects of a show, as we feel it creates a stronger, more well rounded performer. We want to offer up a chance for Grades 10+ to earn Volunteer hours in a fun way doing creative and production roles. Students in Grades 10, 11 and 12+ are encouraged to apply for Creative and Production Roles such as Music Direction, Stage Management, Choreography, Props Design, Set Design, Costume Design, Sound Design, Sound Engineering, Lighting Design, Scenic Art, Marketing and Front of House.
Mentorship Opportunity students may also participate in an on-stage role as well as a Mentorship Position. Your student will receive guidance from our professionals and volunteer hours.
Crew Registration – 20 Performing Arts Academy: Musical Theatre ProgramsCO-OP STUDENT OPPORTUNITIES
20 PAA is pleased to offer a Co-Op Placement opportunity to Secondary School Students. If the Co-Op is a full day placement, only one student per term is accepted. If the Co-Op placement is half day, two students may be accepted. Contact Artistic Director: Theresa Noon-Hunter for more information at: theresa@20paa.com