ICON Performing Arts is joining forces with The Young Americans an after-school performing arts workshops.  Next session starts January 18th.  Register online at www.IconArts.org.

• Ages:5-18
• Acting, voice and dance combined into one series of classes.
• For more information, visit: www.iconarts.org or call: 951-371-5239.

Goldleaf Theater’s new Alice in Wonderland Workshop will be set up in a class format where each child that is signed up will be guaranteed a speaking role! This workshop will also focus on the characterization process for the first two weeks and then delve into working on the production. To sign up please click on the following link to save your space now: www.goldleaftheatreproductions.com Spots are limited! (Read on …)

Gold Leaf Theatre now has more slots open for private or group acting lessons. These lessons are ideal for actors that want to prepare for an audition, people who have never acted before, people who just like to learn more about acting. This is open to ages seven and up. Gold Leaf Theatre is located in Riverside. Call or email today to get more info or sign up before we fill up! Days open for lessons are Saturday mornings and select weekday evenings.

Info@goldleaftheathreproductions.com or 951.398.1105
www.goldleaftheatreproductions.com

Want to be the next triple threat at your next audition? Come and learn what it takes to be in musical theatre. This class with teach voice, dance, and acting every class meeting. This is a great class for anyone that wants to be involved with musical theatre. This is a three- week intensive class that meets two times a week. There will be a small recital on the last day of class for family and friends. (Read on …)

Looking for something to do each week?  Want to take a traditional CAT Class instead of our all week Summer Camp?  CAT has you covered!

CAT is offering three classes this summer:

• ACTING 101 (Ages 8 – 18):  Brush up your acting skills with an excellent new CAT teacher, CHAD COLLINS.  Chad is a Theater Major at California Baptist University as well as a professional theater actor.
• SMOOTH MOVES (Ages 8 – 18):  A beginning/brush-up your skills class by another new CAT teacher, Julie Ann Thomazin.  Julie Ann also comes to us from CBU and is an absolute delight to work with so whether you are an accomplished dancer or a newbie, this is a great class for you!
• SING OUT (Ages 8 – 18): Our own Kasey B. is back to teach our beginning voice class.  Here is your chance to stretch yourself vocally and have a great time while you are at it! (Read on …)

If you enjoy watching “Dancing with the Stars” or “So You Think You Can Dance,” and you’ve always wanted get on the floor and shake your groove thing, then “Just Dance” at Yucaipa Little Theatre is for you!

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Acting, Voice & Dance are combined in a dynamic production environment.
Our approach is a hands-on, interactive and uplifting method that looks at the big picture.  We build students up! We never tear them down. One-Week Workshops culminating in a mini variety-show for family and friends to attend. Open to ages 5-18. Beginning Monday, June 20th!    
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Three exciting new classes have been added to the City of Rancho Cucamonga’s Summer Performing Arts Classes which begin the week of June 6th at the Victoria Gardens Cultural Center.

Karla Franko of SRO productions is partnering with the City of Rancho Cucamonga to present a four day intensive musical revue workshop on the Lewis Family Playhouse stage on the set of the summer 2011 family musical Annie. There will be a free workshop for children ages 8-18 on Monday, June 6th at 6:00 pm so that parents and children can meet the instructors and get a feel for the four day performance camp to be held July 19-22 at a fee of $87 ($75 for Rancho Cucamonga residents) and a $15 material fee which includes camp T-shirt.

Two adult classes will also be offered this summer. Dr. Kevin Slay will teach Stage Directing Fundamentals ($142/$130 for 18 hours of instruction) for the aspiring Stage Director beginning on Tuesday, June 14th. Dr. Slay is a college instructor and regional Director who directed The Man Who Came to Dinner, Peter Pan, and Oliver! on the Lewis Family Playhouse stage. He will direct Picasso at the Lapin Agile at the Victoria Gardens Cultural Center’s Black Box theatre this August. 

Also new is NYC Graduate Student Kitty Aamodt’s Screenwriting for Beginners: The Art of Making Movies. Ms. Aamodt will guide potential screen writers through the art of developing character, dialogue, structure and genre. This class is $77/$65 for 32 hours of instruction over the course of 8 weeks.

For detailed information on these classes and to register, please visit www.RCPark.com or call 909-477-2775 for further information.

Redlands Footlighters will reprise its Youth Theatre Workshop for Summer 2011 with The Butler Did It!.  Auditions will be held at the Redlands Footlighters Theatre, 1810 Barton Rd., in Redlands on Monday, June 6, and Tuesday, June 7, from 6pm to 8pm.

This is an over-the-top Melodramatic Murder Mystery set in 1934 England.  This outstanding theatre opportunity is open to all actors and actresses, ages 5 to 18. The workshop, which encompasses all aspects of live theatre including acting, costume design, set construction, lights and sound, will culminate in several performances of Ms. Pat Adeff’s award-winning play The Butler Did It!. 

Bring your English and Irish accents with you to the auditions. Everyone who auditions will be given a part in the show.

Production dates are July 21, 22, 23 and 24.

The cost is $39.50 per youth if the parent participates with the show. The cost is $200.00 per youth, if the parent is unable to participate with the show.

Questions?: email patadeff@yahoo.com or call 909-801-4732

Summer is right around the corner and Stars of Tomorrow Children’s Theater is proud to announce 7 Musical Theater camps all over the Inland Empire and the start of a brand new program: “Just for Teens”.

• THE LITTLE MERMAID (at Rialto Community Players)
  June 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10     (10am – 1pm)
  Tuition: $125
  Performance: Friday, June 10th at 2pm

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