Musical Theater Youth Workshop

Project Info

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Project Description

Age: 8-11
Type: Vocal Instruction & Ensembles
Term: Fall | Spring
Term Length: 15 Weeks
Schedule: Tuesdays at 3:30pm and 4:30pm
Duration: 60 Minutes
Class Size: 8
Price: $630 | $315 for Students Enrolled in Private Lessons
Instructor: Heather Curran
Contact: 718.622.3300, info@bkcm.org

Description

Students who love musical theatre learn healthy singing techniques—including breath control, posture and diction—while exploring classic and contemporary musical theatre repertoire. Students explore how to make motivated choices on stage and build performance and rehearsal skills through musical theatre games and activities; and they work collaboratively to produce an original play featuring a variety of popular musical theater tunes and current hits. Each semester ends with a final performance.

Fall Semester
September 12th – January 9th

January 16th – Recital Day

Spring Semester
February 6th – May 28th 

June 4th – Recital Day

Registration Info

Please call 718-622-3300 to speak to one of our registrars who will guide you through the registration process and answer any questions you might have. Financial aid is available for qualifying students. To apply please contact kris.mandapat@bkcm.org and fill out the financial aid application.

For complete information on our registration process and policies please click here

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