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1 C L A S S MUSICAL T H E AT E R V O I C E A C T I N G PLAYWRITING D A N C E DIRECTING B R O C H U R E
2 Raise the Curtain! Step into the spotlight at The Rose! No matter what your interests, your young performer can find their place in the spotlight with two outstanding programs designed to encourage a love of performing. The Rose offers two paths of theater education for children ages Whether your child chooses DRAMA at The Rose or BROADWAY at The Rose, you can be assured that your young artist will learn and grow while having the best time of their lives. Whether your child is taking their first steps on the stage or has already landed a leading role, the performing arts classes at The Rose will provide your child with theatrical opportunities unlike any other all while having a whole lot of fun. Your child will be learning from some of the best educators in the region. Rose teachers include professional actors, accomplished dancers, award-winning playwrights, highly-decorated directors, renowned choreographers and more and if you look closely, you will see those teachers on stage in your favorite main stage show! Both departments provide students with professional instruction by many of the same actors you see on stage! Classes encourage creativity and imagination, while enriching the understanding and enjoyment of theater. Many classes offer performance opportunities and all classes promote ensemble work and skill development. So get started today and raise the curtain on your child s talent! 2
3 DRAMA at THE ROSE classes promote creativity and provide students with an environment to explore their talent and imagination. In our classes, you can expect to use your body to tell a story, learn new ways to use your voice, stretch your imagination and have a lot of fun while doing it. The focus of DRAMA at THE ROSE classes is the process of creating theater. While students will share what they ve learned at the end of the session, the emphasis is on the week-to-week progress rather than on a final performance. This gives students a strong foundation in the theater while gaining an appreciation for the arts that will enrich their lives. Are you a DRAMA student? I like to meet new friends and have fun! I like to act out characters and create new ones! I want to learn about the creative process of theater! I like to draw set designs, costumes and create puppets! I want to be a performer! I like dramatic play! I like to use my imagination! I want to act in a play! I have taken a drama class OR I would like to try one for the first time! If you answered YES to any of the above, you belong in DRAMA at THE ROSE! Come play with us! BROADWAY at THE ROSE is a complete musical theater, voice, acting, and dance training program for students who just want to perform! In our classes, you can expect to perfect your skills and prepare to take the stage at school, in community productions, or maybe even in a play here at The Rose! We offer two different options for BROADWAY students. Kids in our BROADWAY Academy get an introduction to musical theater, voice, acting and dance with year-long, weekly classes. For students who live for the stage, we recommend our BROADWAY Intensive track, which gives students an in-depth training of all things musical theater with classes multiple days a week. Both programs culminate with a spring concert on The Rose main stage. Are you a BROADWAY student? I like to meet new friends and have fun! I want to become a triple threat! I want to learn how to audition! I want to improve my dance, acting and/or vocal technique! I want to be a performer! I want to become a cast member of The Rose Brigade! I want to be a part of Transcendtrix Company! I have taken a dance or singing class before OR I would like to try one for the first time! If you answered YES to any of the above, you belong in BROADWAY at THE ROSE! Step into the spotlight! Of course, you can be both! Come have fun with us & discover your inner performer! 3
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5 DRAMA at THE ROSE Artist Educators All the world s a stage... DRAMA at The Rose offers children ages 3 to 18 the best, most exciting theater education in town! Classes range from acting and directing, to playwriting, improv, stagecraft, puppetry, filmmaking, and more! Options include themed Saturday morning classes, after-school drama classes, preschooler & parent classes, and much more! The Rose s professional teaching artists are the best in the region! Classes are instructed by professional teaching artists with college and graduate degrees in the theater arts and education. You will recognize many of your instructors as the same actors who perform on stage in The Rose s main stage productions! Every class has a lead teacher, as well as an assistant to provide more personal attention. Several classes offer a sharing at the end of the session for parents, families, and friends! We invite you to discover your inner performer - come play with us! Year-long Classes... Page 6 Teen Classes... Page 7 Auditions... Page 7 Preschool & Parent Classes... Page 7 Pre-K at The Rose... Page 8 Grades 1-3 at The Rose... Page 8 Grades 4-7 at The Rose... Page 9 Classes at Skutt High School... Page 9 Classes at Burke High School... Page 9 Classes for Children with Special Needs...Page 10 Family Classes... Page 11 Backstage Tours... Page 11 Brian Guehring Education Director & Playwright-in-Residence Kevin Ehrhart Teaching Artist Michael Miller Teaching Artist & Literary Manager Stephanie Jacobson Teaching Artist & Director of Youth Productions Michael Wilhelm Teaching Artist Jackie Kappes Teaching Artist Nicole Korpela Teaching Artist Kathryn Stahl Teaching Artist Amy Bahr Teaching Artist Fellow Caulene Hudson Teaching Artist Fellow Melissa Rice Teaching Artist Fellow Shannon Wade Teaching Artist Fellow Additional information about artist educators, including biographies and photographs, is available online at 5
6 6 Drama Classes AFTER SCHOOL THEATER PRODUCTION At The Rose Theater, 2001 Farnam St. The after-school theater production classes offered at The Rose are designed for student performers from beginning to advanced acting levels. Each class provides a challenging curriculum that fosters continued skill development each year. Students who complete the fall and/or winter semester are eligible to participate in the spring performance, where students rehearse twice a week before presenting a 20-minute production live at The Rose - complete with costumes, lights, and sound! YEAR-LONG DATES & TUITION Fall Session: Sept. 16-Nov. 20 (Tuition $135) Winter Session: Jan. 6-Mar. 12 (Tuition $135) *Snow Day (Mar ) Spring Session: Mar. 30-Apr. 30 (Tuition $100) *Rehearse twice a week SPRING PERFORMANCES Tuesday & Wednesday Rehearsal 4:30-6:00 pm Performance: Wednesday, Apr. 29, 2015 Class #5-DAR-601/701/801 Introduction to Acting Class #5-DAR-602/702/802 Pick Up Your Theater Script Monday & Thursday Rehearsal 4:30-6:00 pm Performance: Thursday, Apr. 30, 2015 Class #5-DAR-603/703/803 Creating Bold Characters Class #5-DAR-604/704/804 Creating Theater FALL & WINTER CLASSES Tuesdays 4:30-6:00 pm For Grades 1-2 Class Code #5-DAR-601 (Fall); 701 (Winter); 801 (Spring) Introduction to Acting A year-long course that introduces young actors to basic acting technique. While using their body, voice and imagination, students will learn about playwriting, scenery, puppetry and musical theater. The spring session ends with a full stage production. Instructors: Michael Miller, Stephanie Jacobson & Amy Bahr For Grades 3-4 Class Code #5-DAR-602 (Fall); 702 (Winter); 802 (Spring) Pick Up Your Theater Script A year-long curriculum that introduces script work to young actors. Projects will include improvisational acting, role drama, playwriting, sound design and radio plays. The spring session ends with a full stage production. Instructors: Brian Guehring, Kathryn Stahl & Shannon Wade Thursdays 4:30-6 pm For Grades 5-6 Class Code #5-DAR-603 (Fall); 703 (Winter); 803 (Spring) Creating Bold Characters Students will learn to build strong characters by focusing on strengthening vocal and physical choices in this year-long course. Projects will include improvisational role drama, puppetry design, performance design and adapting stories for the stage. The spring session ends with a full stage production. Instructors: Brian Guehring, Kathryn Stahl & Caulene Hudson For Grades 7-9 Class Code #5-DAR-604 (Fall); 704 (Winter); 804 (Spring) Creating Theater Students hone their skills in acting and theater topics. Projects in this year-long course include performance, improvisation, design, playwriting, puppetry, stage management and dialects. The spring semester concludes with a full stage production. Instructors: Michael Miller & Stephanie Jacobson
7 PRESCHOOLER & PARENT ACTING CLASSES Mondays at Rose Theater West Studio, West Center Rd., Ste. 505 Preschoolers in The Rose Theater s drama program learn to explore the power of their imagination. Creative drama activities encourage the youngest artists to express their ideas physically and vocally while working collaboratively alongside their favorite playmates - their parents. Won t you come play with us? For Preschoolers (Age 3) Class Code #5-DAR-605 Interactive Storytelling with Dr. Seuss Want to have fun with your child as we explore and act out Dr. Seuss stories? Want to know how to make books come to life and make literature more engaging and exciting? Take this fun class with your student and watch as we make stories into interactive adventures. Join us, if you please, and take some new storytime activities home with you! Sept Nov. 3 9:30-10:15 am (Mondays) Tuition: $70 Instructors: Stephanie Jacobson & Caulen Hudson For Preschoolers (Ages 4-5) Class Code #5-DAR-606 Dr. Seuss Adventures & Stories Oh, the places you will go in our interactive class that explore the many different stories of Dr. Seuss! Join us as we move like the crazy characters of Thing 1 and Thing 2, go on train rides with foxes in boxes, and journey through crazy, Seussy worlds. Use your voice as we yodel and yak and play with rhyme. Let your imagination run wild as we create our own Dr. Seuss characters and share them with our families on the final day of class. Sept Nov. 3 10:15-11:15 am (Mondays) Tuition: $80 Instructors: Stephanie Jacobson & Caulen Hudson ADVANCED THEATER EDUCATION FOR TEENS Saturdays at The Rose Theater, 2001 Farnam St. The Rose s innovative Teens N Theater (TNT) program provides teenagers who have not yet graduated from high school a unique opportunity to grow, develop and explore within the theatrical world. Mentored by professional teaching artists from The Rose Theater, the troupes under the TNT umbrella produce productions that are fully staged by the teen participants. They act, direct, playwright, design costumes and lighting, and much more! The following classes are connected to our TNT productions. For Grades 8-12 Class Code #5-TNT-616 Young Directors: Becoming a Strong Leader Learn how to interpret a script, crystallize design concepts with designers and gain managerial skills for casting a production. Students who complete the class can interview to be a student director for a Teens N Theater production or an assistant to a professional director on the main stage. Sept Nov. 1 11:45 am - 1:00 pm (Saturdays) Tuition: $80 Instructors: Michael Miller, Caulene Hudson & Amy Bahr For Grades 8-12 Class Code #5-TNT-617 Young Playwrights: Creative Writing Workshop Turn your stories and creative writing into scripts by learning the basics of playwrighting: idea creation, proper playwrighting format, dramatic structure and constructive criticism. Students will work toward writing, revising and submitting a short scene for the Young Playwrights Festival. All experience levels welcome. Sept Nov. 1 10:15-11:45 am (Saturdays) Tuition: $80** Instructors: Brian Guehring & Jackie Kappes ** A second semester of this class is offered Jan May 9 for $120. Tuition is $175 for both semesters (26 weeks) if you register for the full year by Sept. 30. Use Class Code: #5-TNT-717 for the second semester. AUDITIONS DRAMA & BROADWAY Collaborative Bugsy Malone, Jr. Ages: Dates: Sept. 9, 6:30-8:00 pm OR Sept. 15, 6:30-8:00 pm (Pick ONE date) Location: Rose Theater, 2001 Farnam St. Performances: Oct. 30, Nov. 1 and Nov. 2, 2014 Contact: [email protected] or [email protected] (See page 19 for complete information on this program) TEENS N THEATER Broken Mirror Ages: Dates: Sept. 2, 6:30-8:00 pm OR Sept. 6, 12:00-2:00 pm (Pick ONE date) Location: Rose Theater, 2001 Farnam St. Performances: Nov. 13, Nov. 15 & Nov. 16, 2014 Contact: [email protected] Pride Players Ages: Dates: Oct. 30, 6:30-7:45 pm OR Nov. 5, 6:30-7:45 pm (Pick ONE date) Location: Rose Theater, 2001 Farnam St. Performances: Feb. 5-8, 2015 Contact: [email protected] ROSE MAIN STAGE A Christmas Story (Musical Production) Dates: Sept. 8 6:00-8:00 pm OR Sept. 9 6:00-8:00 pm (Pick ONE date) Location: Rose Theater, 2001 Farnam St. Contact: [email protected] Charlotte s Web Dates: Jan. 12 6:00-8:00 pm Location: Rose Theater, 2001 Farnam St. Contact: [email protected] Mary Poppins (Musical Production) Dates: Mar. 9 6:00-8:00 pm OR Mar. 10 6:00-8:00 pm (Pick ONE date) Location: Rose Theater, 2001 Farnam St. Contact: [email protected] Children ages 8 and older may audition for main stage shows. Those auditioning for musicals should come prepared with bars of memorized music. An accompanist will be provided, but sheet music will need to be supplied. A cold reading and demonstration of dance ability may be required. 7
8 SATURDAY MORNING CLASSES In DRAMA at The Rose classes, young artists discover theater arts through creative drama. Students explore the power of imagination, express their ideas physically and vocally, and collaborate creatively with others. Creative drama activities include: Dramatic Play Role Playing Team Building Story Enactment Music & Movement Problem Solving DRAMA at The Rose students also explore the design of scenery, costumes, props, puppetry and other technical theater elements. Saturdays at The Rose Theater, 2001 Farnam St. Fall Session: Sept Nov. 1 For Preschoolers & Kindergarteners (Ages 4-6) Class #5-DAR-607 The Very Hungry Caterpillar & Other Eric Carle Favorites Join us for a splendid journey as we create characters and songs about our friend, the Very Hungry Caterpillar. Students will design and create puppets, scenes and lyrics based on this Eric Carle favorite! A highlight of the class will be touring the sets and costumes of The Rose s main stage show! Sept Nov. 1 10:30-11:30 am (Saturdays) Grades: Pre-K - Kindergarten Tuition: $80 Instructors: Fran Sillau & Staff Class #5-DAR-608 Frozen! Adventures to Arendelle Are you ready to go on a crazy, cold adventure? Sing with Olaf the snowman; meet up with the silly reindeer, Sven; and save your kingdom as you explore the foreign world of Frozen. Create your own characters for Frozen as we work together on acting activities. Sept Nov. 1 9:00-10:00 am (Saturdays) Grades: Pre-K - Kindergarten Tuition: $80 Instructors: Jackie Kappes & Amy Bahr For Grades 1-3 Class #5-DAR-609 Imagine That! with the Cat in the Hat Do you enjoy the crazy fun of The Cat in the Hat book? Are you excited about seeing the play at The Rose? Go behind the scenes with the director of The Cat in the Hat. Check out a day in the life of The Cat, cause craziness like Thing 1 and Thing 2, and try to save the day like the kids in the story. We will use our actors tools to bring the characters to life and act out their zany stories. Sept Nov. 1 9:00-10:00 am (Saturdays) Grades: 1-3 Tuition: $80 Instructors: Kevin Ehrhart & Staff Class #5-DAR-610 Frozen! A Fairy Tale Adventure Ready to go on a crazy, cold adventure? Meet up with the silly reindeer, Sven; sing with Olaf the snowman; and save your kingdom as you explore the foreign world of Frozen. Learn to be brave, speak up and create your own characters for Frozen as we work together on acting and ensemble activities. Sept Nov. 1 10:30-11:30 am (Saturdays) Grades: 1-3 Tuition: $80 Instructors: Michael Miller & Caulene Hudson 8
9 For Grades 4-7 Class Code #5-DAR-611 A Wrinkle in Time: Science Fiction Drama Meg and Charles Wallace are traveling through space and time to rescue their kidnapped father in the science fiction classic A Wrinkle in Time. Join us as we bring to life the bizarre characters and creatures from the award-winning story, act out scenes from the play, and explore the main stage costumes and set. Sept Nov. 1 9:00-10:00 am (Saturdays) Grades: 4-7 Tuition: $80 Instructors: Brian Guehring & Caulene Hudson Saturdays at Skutt High School, 3131 S. 156th St. Fall Session: Sept Nov. 8 (No class Sept. 27) For Preschool & Kindergarteners Class Code #5-DAR-612 Fun with Curious George When Curious George moves to the big city, he has a lot to learn! Whether he is at the zoo, washing windows or riding a bike, there is always something to explore. Join us as we act out our favorite adventures from the book series by H. A. Rey and Margret Rey Sept Nov. 8 9:00-10:00 am (Saturdays) Grades: Pre-K & Kindergarten Tuition: $80 Instructors: Michael Wilhelm & Shannon Wade For Grades 1-3 Class Code #5-DAR-613 Frozen! A Fairy Tale Adventure Ready to go on a crazy, cold adventure? Meet up with the silly reindeer, Sven; sing with Olaf the snowman; and save your kingdom as you explore the foreign world of Frozen. Learn to be brave, speak up and create your own characters for Frozen as we work together on acting and ensemble activities. Sept Nov. 8 10:15-11:15 am (Saturdays) Grades: 1-3 Tuition: $80 Instructors: Michael Wilhelm & Shannon Wade Saturdays at Burke High School, Burke St. Fall Session: Sept Nov. 1 For Grades 3-5 Class #5-DAR-614 Spooky Stage Spectacular It was a dark and stormy night... Join us as we read spooky stories that will inspire us to write and perform our own Spooky Stage Spectacular! Join us as we use our bodies, voices and imaginations to make ghouls, goblins and monsters come to life. Sept Nov. 1 9:00-10:00 am (Saturdays) Grades: 3-5 Tuition: $80 Instructors: Kathryn Stahl & Melissa Rice For Grades 5-8 Class #5-DAR-615 Acting for the Main Stage: Advanced Scene Work This class is for students who are ready to take their passion for theater and prepare for future auditions. We will be using our acting tools to rehearse and perform scenes from this year s main stage season, including Wrinkle in Time, Charlotte s Web and Mary Poppins. Students will learn new scene study skills, character creation techniques and audition tips. Sept Nov. 1 10:15-11:15 am (Saturdays) Grades: 5-8 Tuition: $80 Instructors: Kathryn Stahl & Melissa Rice 9
10 10 CLASSES FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS ACTING, DANCE & MUSICAL THEATER A standard performing arts class can be a little rambunctious and noisy - an environment not suited to all students. If your child has Sensory Processing, Developmental Delay or Autism Spectrum Disorder, we suggest that you begin by enrolling him or her in one of our Special Needs classes. Join us for an Acting, Dance or Musical Theater class of your choice, or choose to attend the full session to become a triple threat. Fall Session At The Rose Theater, 2001 Farnam St. For Grades 1-3 Class #5-ASD-618 Dance/Musical Theater Want to sing, dance and tell a story like your favorite musical stars? Ever feel the need to burst into song or dance? In this class, students can earn how to dance (4:30-5:15 pm) or how to act and sing (5:15-6:00 pm), or become a triple threat and take both sections of the class. We will learn songs and dances from famous musicals, all culminating in a final sharing of magical musical theater. Sept Nov. 3 (Mondays) Dance Class: 4:30-5:15 pm Musical Theater Class: 5:15-6:00 pm Tuition: $25 per individual class OR $40 for both Instructors: Jackie Kappes & Colleen Kilcoyne For Grades 4-7 Class #5-ASD-619 Dance/Musical Theater Want to sing, dance and tell a story like your favorite musical stars? Ever feel the need to just burst into song or dance? In this class, students can learn how to dance (4:30-5:15 pm) or learn how to act and sing (5:15-6:00 pm), or become a triple threat and take both sections of the class. We will learn songs and dances from famous musicals, all culminating in a final sharing of magical musical theater. Sept Nov. 5 (Wednesdays) Dance Class: 4:30-5:15 pm Musical Theater Class: 5:15-6:00 pm Tuition: $25 per individual class OR $40 for both Instructors: Jackie Kappes & Colleen Kilcoyne For Grades 8-12 Class #5-ASD-620 MythBusters It s your favorite science entertainment television show in the form of a play! We will be creating a duct tape bridge and testing if soda can clean a car bumper. The mix of science and drama will entertain the young and old alike as we create characters and bust myths live on stage! Sept Nov. 1 (Saturdays) Time: 10:30-11:30 am Tuition: $30 Instructors: Kevin Ehrhart & Amy Bahr SENSORY-FRIENDLY PERFORMANCES AT THE ROSE Be sure to join us for special sensory-friendly performances of our main stage shows. These shows feature an integrated audience of families with and without sensory processing disorders and other special needs. Families of children with special needs are invited to take advantage of the following accommodations, as needed: A private room for congregating before the show A special reserved seating area A private post-show question and answer period A helpful social story flyer to help prepare your child for their experience at The Rose Reduced ticket prices Show dates and times: The Cat in the Hat Saturday, Oct. 11 5:00 pm Admission: $5 per person Zen Ties Saturday, Feb. 28 5:00 pm Admission: $5 per person Call The Rose Box Office at (402) to reserve your tickets. ** Please be advised these are not official sensory-friendly shows because the sound will not be turned down during the performance.
11 SHOW-THEMED FAMILY CLASSES & BACKSTAGE TOURS FOR MEMBERS These opportunities are reserved exclusively for Rose members. To register, call The Rose Box Office at (402) Space is limited and early reservations are encouraged. Classes are held at The Rose Theater, 2001 Farnam St. SHOW-THEMED FAMILY CLASSES Tuition: $10 per child (adults free) All children must be accompanied by an adult Join your kids for a fun acting class that explores the characters and themes of an upcoming show through dramatic activity. Classes include a stage tour of the production sets. The Very Hungry Caterpillar Ages: 3-8 Date: Saturday, Sept. 6, 2014 Time: 12:30-1:30 pm The Cat in the Hat Ages: 4-9 Date: Saturday, October 4, 2014 Time: 12:30-1:30 pm A Wrinkle in Time Ages: 6-13 Date: Saturday, November 1, 2014 Time: 12:30-1:30 pm MEMBERS ONLY BACKSTAGE TOURS Tuition: $5 per member (Adults & children age 2 and older) Go behind the scenes of a main stage show with a professionally-guided tour! View the sets and props, learn about backstage and talk with an actor from the show. All children will also get an autograph card with the entire cast s autographs. Tours start after the post-show Q&A (about 15 minutes after the show s finish) and run approximately 30 minutes. The Cat in the Hat Charlotte s Web Dates: October 5, 12 & 19 Dates: April 26, May 3 & 10 Time: 3:00-3:30 pm Time: 3:15-3:45 pm 11
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13 Let the music move you! BROADWAY at THE ROSE Instructors Sue Gillespie Booton BROADWAY at The Rose Director & Resident Choreographer BROADWAY at The Rose classes are designed to inspire creativity and expand the imagination while giving students a solid foundation in musical theater, dance and vocal technique. It mixes a professional training environment with enthusiasm and fun. BROADWAY at The Rose offers two unique educational tracks to fit your child s specific needs and aspirations. BROADWAY at The Rose Academy students learn the basics of technique in a variety of classes, ideal for beginning students or those who just want to explore their musical talents. It is the perfect way to try a new dance style, experiment with musical theater or test your vocal chops. Most classes meet once weekly for approximately one hour. There are no prerequisites or auditions required for placement in Academy classes. BROADWAY at The Rose Intensive classes are designed for those highly-focused students who wish to make a dedicated commitment to the performing arts. The Intensive program trains and nurtures aspiring artists who dream of a professional career in musical theater. Admission to the Intensive program is by invitation or audition only. Students in the Intensive program declare a major and take multiple classes each week to help them hone their skills and achieve their goals. Step into the spotlight and see what BROADWAY at The Rose holds in store for you! Ashley Durst Dance Instructor Wendy Eaton Vocal Instructor Claire Goodwillie Dance Instructor Natasha Grimm Gregory Dance Instructor Nikki McMullen Dance Instructor Ashley Reabe Dance Instructor Laurelin Sterns Vocal Instructor Erin Stover Musical Theater Instructor Julia Wiegert Dance, Musical Theater & Vocal Instructor BROADWAY at The Rose Locations: Rose Theater Downtown: 2001 Farnam St., Omaha, NE Rose West Studio: West Center Rd., Suite 505, Omaha, NE (Bel Air Plaza) Additional information about artist educators, including biographies and photographs, is available online at 13
14 Academy Classes The BROADWAY at The Rose Academy is a musical theater program for ages 3-18 that offers technique classes in musical theater, dance, acting and voice. Students are welcome to enroll in as few or as many technique classes as they desire. Our performing arts professional staff teaches beginning to advanced level classes that will prepare your student for our intensive program - or just to foster a love of the arts. *No prerequisite required. Open enrollment is based upon class availability. Classes run nine months: Sept. 2 - May 8. Spring performance: May 15 & May 16. (See page 18 for additional information) 14 MUSICAL THEATER CLASSES Class Code #5-ACA-670 Musical Theater For Ages 4-5 Mondays: 4:30-5:30 pm Instructors: Doran Schmidt & Julia Wiegert Class Code #5-ACA-671 Musical Theater For Ages 6-7 Mondays: 5:30-6:30 pm Instructors: Doran Schmidt & Julia Wiegert Class Code #5-ACA-672 Musical Theater For Ages 8-9 Saturdays: 9:00-10:00 am Instructors: Sue Booton & Erin Stover Class Code #5-ACA-673 Musical Theater For Ages Saturdays: 10:00-11:00 am Instructors: Sue Booton & Erin Stover ACTING CLASSES Acting is a form of storytelling through character, using all instruments of the body. In BROADWAY at The Rose Acting classes, student actors will explore the core elements of an actor s training, including voice and speech, movement, improvisation, monologue, audition and scene study. Students will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of acting methods and techniques. Class Code #5-ACA-680 Acting Technique For Ages 8-11 Mondays: 4:30-6:00 pm Instructors: Kevin Ehrhart & Guest Artist Class Code #5-ACA-681 Acting Technique For Ages Wednesdays: 4:30-6:00 pm Instructors: Kevin Ehrhart & Guest Artist
15 VOICE CLASSES *Note: the following voice classes are not subject to the monthly tuition table. Tuition information is provided below. Class Code #5-ACA-690 Group Voice For Ages 8-9 Tuesdays: 4:30-5:30 pm Tuition: $45/month Instructors: Wendy Eaton & Laurelin Sterns Class Code #5-ACA-691 Group Voice For Ages Tuesdays: 5:30-6:30 pm Tuition: $45/month Instructors: Wendy Eaton & Laurelin Sterns Class Code #5-ACA-692 Group Voice For Ages Tuesdays: 6:30-7:45 pm Tuition: $45/month Instructors: Wendy Eaton & Laurelin Sterns ONE-DAY ACTING WORKSHOPS Join special guest artists Susann Suprenant and Noah Durham as we explore the core elements of an actor s training. Workshops are recommended for all Rose students ages 8 to 18. Tuition: $45 per session Class Code #5-BAR-682 Workshops with Guest Artist Susann Suprenant Susann uses the Viewpoint Technique as a teaching method to provide a vocabulary for thinking and acting upon movement and gesture. She has been directing for over 30 years, including Knuffle Bunny and James & the Giant Peach at The Rose, which received an Omaha Entertainment Arts Award for Best Production for a Young Audience. Susann has degrees from San Francisco State (B.A. Communications), University of Nevada - Reno (M.A., English) and University of Oregon. Ages 8-11 Mondays: 4:30-6:00 pm Location: The Rose West Studio Available Dates: Sept. 8, Sept. 15, Sept. 22, Sept. 29, Oct. 6, Oct. 13 Ages Wednesdays: 4:30-6:00 pm Location: The Rose West Studio Available Dates: Sept. 3, Sept. 10, Sept. 17, Sept. 24, Oct. 1, Oct. 8 Class Code #5-BAR-683 Workshops with Guest Artist Noah Durham As a freelance actor, Noah has performed throughout the US and Europe in various theaters and international tours. He studied at the Moscow Art Theatre School and is a graduate of Northern Illinois University and the Interlochen Arts Academy. He is on faculty at the Interlochen Arts Camp where he teaches acting to Intermediate and High School students. Noah uses Meisner Training as a teaching method to provide a series of exercises that build upon one another and perfect the acting craft. Ages 8-11 Mondays: 4:30-6:00 pm Location: The Rose West Studio Available Dates: Oct. 20, Oct. 27, Nov. 3, Nov. 10, Nov. 17 Ages Wednesdays: 4:30-6:00 pm Location: The Rose West Studio Available Dates: Oct. 15, Oct. 22, Oct. 29, Nov. 5, Nov. 12, Nov
16 DANCE ACADEMY CLASSES FOR AGES 3-10 Class Code #5-ACA-601 Ballet/Tap I Ages 3-4 Wednesdays: 4:15-5:00 pm Instructors: Doran Schmidt Class Code #5-ACA-602 Ballet/Tap I Ages 3-4 Saturdays: 8:30-9:30 am Instructors: Claire Goodwiillie Class Code #5-ACA-603 Ballet/Tap I Ages 3-4 Thursdays: 9:30-10:15 am Instructors: Sue Booton & Deprecia Wright Class Code #5-ACA-605 Ballet/Tap II Ages 5-6 Saturdays: 9:30-10:30 am Instructors: Claire Goodwille Class Code #5-ACA-606 Ballet/Tap III Ages 7-8 Mondays: 6:30-7:45 pm Instructors: Doran Schmidt Class Code #5-ACA-607 Ballet/Tap III Ages 7-8 Saturdays: 11:00 am-12:15 pm Instructors: Sue Booton Class Code #5-ACA-630 Jazz I Ages 5-8 Saturdays: 12:15-1:15 pm Instructors: Deprecia Wright Class Code #5-ACA-631 Jazz II Ages 7-11 (Second year student or age equivalent) Saturdays: 10:00-11:00 am Instructors: Julia Wiegert Class Code #5-ACA-632 Jazz III Tuesdays: 5:30-6:30 pm Instructors: Nikki McMullen Class Code #5-ACA-660 Hip Hop I Ages 7-11 Saturdays: 9:00-10:00 am Instructors: Julia Wiegert Class Code #5-ACA-661 Hip Hop II Ages 10 and up (Second year student or age equivalent) Saturdays: 11:15 am-12:15 pm Instructors: Julia Wiegert Class Code #5-ACA-640 Lyrical I/II Ages 7-11 Saturdays: 12:15-1:15 pm Instructors: Julia Wiegert Class Code #5-ACA-604 Ballet/Tap II Ages 5-6 Wednesdays: 5:00-6:00 pm Instructors: Doran Schmidt 16
17 DANCE ACADEMY CLASSES FOR AGES Class Code #5-ACA-613 Teen Ballet/Jazz Ages Wednesdays: 6:00-7:15 pm Instructors: Doran Schmidt Class Code #5-ACA-608 Ballet IV Mondays: 4:30-5:45 pm Instructors: Claire Goodwillie Class Code #5-ACA-609 Ballet IV/V Master Class Wednesdays: 4:30-5:45 pm Instructors: Ashley Durst Class Code #5-ACA-610 Ballet IV/V Master Class Thursdays: 6:30-7:45 pm Instructors: Claire Goodwillie Class Code #5-ACA-611 Ballet IV/V Master Class Saturdays: 11:00 am-12:30 pm Instructors: Nikki McMullen Class Code #5-ACA-612 Ballet IV/V Pointe Master Class Saturdays: 12:30-1:00 pm Instructors: Nikki McMullen Class Code #5-ACA-650 Teen Tap Ages Wednesdays: 5:00-6:00 pm Instructors: Julia Wiegert Class Code #5-ACA-651 Tap IV Wednesdays: 6:00-6:45 pm Instructors: Sue Booton Class Code #5-ACA-631 Jazz II Ages 7-11 (Second year student or age equivalent) Saturdays: 10:00-11:00 am Instructors: Julia Wiegert Class Code #5-ACA-632 Jazz III Tuesdays: 5:30-6:30 pm Instructors: Nikki McMullen Class Code #5-ACA-633 Jazz IV Mondays: 6:00-7:00 pm Instructors: Nikki McMullen Class Code #5-ACA-660 Hip Hop I Ages 7-11 Saturdays: 9:00-10:00 am Instructors: Julia Wiegert Class Code #5-ACA-661 Hip Hop II Ages 10 and up (Second year student or age equivalent) Saturdays: 11:15 am-12:15 pm Instructors: Julia Wiegert Class Code #5-ACA-640 Lyrical I/II Ages 7-11 Saturdays: 12:15-1:15 pm Instructors: Julia Wiegert Class Code #5-ACA-641 Lyrical III/IV Tuesdays: 6:30-7:30 pm Instructors: Julia Wiegert Class Code #5-ACA-623 Stretch Class *All students level IV and up are encouraged to enroll Sundays: 4:00-4:30 pm Instructors: Ashley Durst * Class Placement Auditions will be held on Saturday, Sept. 20, Oct. 25 and Dec. 19 by appointment only. Contact the Education Coordinator at (402) for information. 17
18 BROADWAY at The Rose Calendar Transcendtrix Auditions (See Pg 21)...Sat., Aug. 9 9:00-11:00 am Open House (Rose West Studio)...Mon., Aug. 11 6:30-8:30 pm Open House (Rose West Studio)... Wed., Aug. 13 6:30-8:30 pm Intensive Program Auditions (See Pg 23)...Wed., Aug. 13 6:30-8:30 pm Rose Brigade Auditions (See Pg 21)... Mon., Aug. 18 6:00 pm Rose Brigade Callbacks (See Pg 21)...Thur., Aug. 21 4:30-8:30 pm Open House (Rose West Studio)...Sat., Aug :00 am - 12:00 pm Intensive Auditions (See Pg 21)...Sat., Aug :00 am - 12:00 pm Intensive Headshots (Multi-Image Studio)... Sat., Aug. 30 1:00-3:00 pm Classes Begin...Tues., Sept. 2 Class Placement Auditions (by appointment)...sat., Sept. 20 Class Placement Auditions (by appointment)...sat., Oct. 25 Halloween Break... No classes Fri., Oct. 31 Thanksgiving Break...No classes Tues., Nov Sun., Nov. 30 Classes Resume... Mon., Dec. 1 Voice Recital...Sat., Dec :00 am Class Placement Auditions (by appointment)... Sat., Dec. 19 Academy Sharing (Hitchcock Theater)...Sat., Dec. 20 9:00-11:00 am Rose Brigade & Transcendtrix Sharing (Hitchcock Theater)... Mon., Dec. 22 6:30 pm Holiday Break... No classes Mon., Dec Sun., Jan. 4 Classes Resume...Mon., Jan. 5 Intensive Conferences (upon request)...sat., Jan. 10 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Spring Break...No classes Mon., Mar Sun., Mar. 29 Easter Break... No classes Sun., Apr. 5 Acting/Voice Spring Concert...Thurs., Apr. 23, 6:30 pm Last Day of Class... Fri., May 8 Concert Rehearsals Begin...Sat., May 9 Musical Theater Concert Tech Rehearsal... Sat., May 9 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Dance Concert Tech Rehearsal... Sat., May 9 5:00-9:00 pm Musical Theater Concert Tech Rehearsal... Mon., May 11 5:00-8:00 pm Dance Concert Tech Rehearsal... Tues., May 12 4:30-7:30 pm Musical Theater Concert Tech Rehearsal...Wed., May 13 4:30-9:00 pm Dance Concert Tech Rehearsal...Thur., May 14 4:30-9:00 pm Musical Theater Concert Performance...Fri., May 15 7:00 pm Dance Concert Tech Rehearsal... Sat., May 16 12:00-4:00 pm Dance Concert Performance... Sat., May 16 5:00 pm All calendar dates and times are subject to change. Parents will be notified of any changes by . Changes will also be listed on The Rose Parent Portal, Facebook and Twitter. Please contact the Education Coordinator at (402) for questions about the schedule. BROADWAY at The Rose Academy TUITION SCALE BROADWAY at The Rose Academy students who take multiple classes receive a discount based on the number of classes taken per week. Please use the following scale to calculate monthly tuition. Members of The Rose receive a $10 discount per month, per student. 1 class per week... $45 2 classes per week... $80 3 classes per week... $115 4 classes per week... $150 5 classes per week... $175 6 classes per week... $195 7 classes per week... $210 8 classes per week... $220 9 classes per week... $230 (maximum tuition) For information on Intensive Program tuition, see page 24. CONCERT FEES PRIVATE LESSONS Private lessons are available. For information see page 24. Concert fees help cover all costs associated with putting on a top-quality production, including costumes, props, scenery, lighting, technical staffing for all rehearsals and performances, choreography and other production costs. The concert fee is paid per child and includes all classes enrolled. Concert fees are nonrefundable. ACADEMY CONCERT FEE Academy Students...$90* *Fee must be paid at the time of registration unless other arrangements have been made. Payment plans are available by calling the Education Coordinator at (402)
19 AUDITIONS BROADWAY at The Rose & DRAMA at The Rose Program Collaborative Bugsy Malone, Jr. Ages: Dates: Sept. 9 6:30-8:00 pm OR Sept. 15 6:30-8:00 pm (Pick ONE date) Location: Rose Theater, 2001 Farnam St. Performances: Oct. 30, Nov. 1 and Nov. 2, 2014 Contact: [email protected] or [email protected] This exciting opportunity is a joint musical production of the BROADWAY and DRAMA programs. Students ages enrolled in a class at The Rose Theater this year or last year are welcome to audition for roles in this 1920s musical comedy. There is no additional cost to participate in this show. Set in the 1920s, we follow a rivalry between two gangs. Dandy Dan s gang has gotten the upper hand since stealing the splurge gun (a weapon that shoots whipped cream). Now Fat Sam and his bumbling buffoons are in real trouble! Bugsy Malone, a one-time boxer, is thrust into the gangster limelight when all he really wants to do is spend time with his new love, Blousey; but that just isn t in the cards for our hero. Rose Main Stage A Christmas Story (Musical Production) Dates: Sept. 8 6:00-8:00 pm OR Sept. 9 6:00-8:00 pm (Pick ONE date) Location: Rose Theater, 2001 Farnam St. Contact: [email protected] Charlotte s Web Dates: Jan. 12 6:00-8:00 pm Location: Rose Theater, 2001 Farnam St. Contact: [email protected] Mary Poppins (Musical Production) Dates: Mar. 9 6:00-8:00 pm OR Mar. 10 6:00-8:00 pm (Pick ONE date) Location: Rose Theater, 2001 Farnam St. Contact: [email protected] Children ages 8 and older may audition. Come prepared with bars of memorized music. An accompanist will be provided, but sheet music will need to be supplied. A cold reading and demonstration of dance ability may be required. Intensive Program Auditions Intensive Program Admission Auditions (Choose one date) Date: Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2014 Time: 6:30-8:30 pm 6:30-7:15 pm - Vocal Major Auditions 7:15-8:00 pm - Dance Major Auditions 8:00-8:30 pm - Acting Major Auditions Date: Saturday, Aug. 23, 2014 Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm 10:00-10:45 am - Vocal Major Auditions 10:45-11:30 am - Dance Major Auditions 11:30 am - 12:00 pm- Acting Major Auditions Vocal majors should come prepared with bars of music. An accompanist will be provided. Dance majors are required to attend the Dance Audition class. Acting majors should come prepared with a monologue. Transcendtrix Auditions Date: Saturday, Aug. 9, 2014 Time: 9:00 am - Mini Company (Ages 5-8) 10:00 am - Junior Company (Ages 9-12) 11:00 am - Senior Company (Ages 13-18) Transcendtrix Dance Company is a select group of dance performers ages 5-18 who perform in local and regional competitions. Members of Transcendtrix are automatically admitted to the Intensive Program. Fall Rose Brigade Auditions Date: Monday, Aug. 18, 2014 Callbacks: Wednesday, Aug. 21, 2014 Time: 6:00 pm (Ages 8-18) Please come prepared with bars of music. An accompanist will be provided. The Rose Brigade is a select group of musical theater performers ages 8-18 who perform on The Rose Theater s main stage before select main performances and travel to local and regional competitions. Members of The Rose Brigade are automatically admitted to the Intensive Program. Transcendtrix and Rose Brigade Company members must be able to attend company rehearsals. Please see schedule on page
20 Intensive Classes The BROADWAY at The Rose Intensive is a pre-professional performing arts program for students ages Auditions are required to enroll in the program. Upon auditioning, students must declare a major in dance, acting, or voice, and must attend all required major classes. Rose Brigade and Transcendtrix company members will be required to register as an intensive student. As an intensive student, you are challenging yourself to fully engage in your major of choice as a professional student. Students will sign a contract and are responsible for attending required classes and workshops. This program is designed to help students achieve performance goals and enhance technique. Classes run nine months: Sept. 2 - May 8. Spring performance: May 15 & May 16. (See page 18 for additional information) 20 Class Code #5-INT-680 Acting Technique For Ages 8-11 Mondays: 4:30-6:00 pm Instructors: Kevin Ehrhart & Guest Artist Class Code #5-INT-681 Acting Technique For Ages Wednesdays: 4:30-6:00 pm Instructors: Kevin Ehrhart & Guest Artist Class Code #5-INT-693 Private Voice Lessons For Ages Singers receive three 30-minute private lessons and 2-3 masters sessions per month. Private lessons are scheduled individually at a location of the student s choice (Rose Theater or Rose West studio). Private voice lessons culminate with a winter and spring recital. Saturdays: 9:30-10:30 am OR 10:30-11:30 am Tuition: $90/month Instructors: Wendy Eaton & Laurelin Sterns Class Code #5-INT-608 Ballet IV *Placement Required Mondays: 4:30-5:45 pm Instructors: Claire Goodwillie Class Code #5-INT-609 Ballet IV/V Master Class Wednesdays: 4:30-5:45 pm Instructors: Ashley Durst Class Code #5-INT-610 Ballet IV/V Master Class Thursdays: 6:30-7:45 pm Instructors: Claire Goodwillie Class Code #5-INT-611 Ballet IV/V Master Class Saturdays: 11:00 am-12:30 pm Instructors: Nikki McMullen Class Code #5-INT-612 Ballet IV/V Pointe Master Class Saturdays: 12:30-1:00 pm Instructors: Nikki McMullen Class Code #5-INT-614 Ballet V Mondays: 5:45-7:00 pm Instructors: Natasha Grimm Gregory Class Code #5-INT-615 Ballet V Pointe Mondays: 7:00-7:30 pm Instructors: Natasha Grimm Gregory
21 COMPANY REHEARSALS Junior Rose Brigade Company Rehearsal *Audition required Saturdays: 1:30-3:30 pm Director: Julia Wiegert Musical Director: Wendy Eaton Senior Rose Brigade Company Rehearsal *Audition required Wednesdays: 7:15-9:00 pm Director: Sue Booton Musical Director: Jerry Brabec Class Code #5-INT-616 Intermediate Ballet Mondays: 7:30-8:45 pm Instructors: Natasha Grimm Gregory Class Code #5-INT-617 Intermediate Pointe Mondays: 8:45-9:15 pm Instructors: Natasha Grimm Gregory Class Code #5-INT-618 Intermediate/Advanced Ballet Master Class Wednesdays: 5:45-7:15 pm Instructors: Ashley Durst Class Code #5-INT-619 Intermediate/Advanced Pointe Master Class Wednesdays: 7:15-7:45 pm Instructors: Ashley Durst Class Code #5-INT-620 Intermediate/Advanced Ballet Master Class Thursdays: 4:30-6:00 pm Instructors: Natasha Grimm Gregory Class Code #5-INT-621 Intermediate/Advanced Pointe Master Class Thursdays: 6:00-6:30 pm Instructors: Natasha Grimm Gregory Class Code #5-INT-622 Advanced Ballet Sundays: 4:30-5:45 pm Instructors: Ashley Durst Class Code #5-INT-623 Stretch Class *All students level IV and up are encouraged to enroll Sundays: 4:00-4:30 pm Instructors: Ashley Durst Class Code #5-INT-632 Jazz III Tuesdays: 5:30-6:30 pm Instructors: Nikki McMullen Mini Transcendtrix Company Rehearsal *Audition required Fridays: 4:30-6:30 pm Choreographers: Sue Booton & Ashley Durst Junior/Senior Transcendtrix Company Rehearsal *Audition required Thursdays: 6:30-9:00 pm Choreographers: Sue Booton, Ashley Durst, Ashley Reabe, Nikki McMullen Junior/Senior Transcendtrix Company Rehearsal *Audition required Sundays: 1:30-4:00 pm Choreographers: Sue Booton, Ashley Durst, Ashley Reabe, Nikki McMullen Audition information available on page
22 Class Code #5-INT-633 Jazz IV Mondays: 6:00-7:00 pm Instructors: Nikki McMullen Class Code #5-INT-636 Advanced Jazz Sundays: 5:45-7:00 pm Instructors: Ashley Durst Class Code #5-INT-641 Lyrical III/IV Tuesdays: 6:30-7:30 pm Instructors: Nikki McMullen Class Code #5-INT-651 Tap IV Wednesdays: 6:00-6:45 pm Instructors: Sue Booton Class Code #5-INT-654 Advanced Tap Tuesdays: 5:15-6:00 pm Instructors: Sue Booton Class Code #5-INT-634 Jazz V Thursdays: 5:15-6:30 pm Instructors: Sue Booton Class Code #5-INT-635 Intermediate Jazz Tuesdays: 7:00-8:00 pm Instructors: Sue Booton Class Code #5-INT-637 Intermediate Dance Team Saturdays: 1:15-2:15 pm Instructors: Nicole Korpela & Deprecia Wright Class Code #5-INT-638 Advanced Dance Team Mondays: 7:00-8:00 pm Instructors: Katlin Leonard Class Code #5-INT-642 Intermediate Lyrical Tuesdays: 7:30-8:45 pm Instructors: Ashley Reabe Class Code #5-INT-643 Advanced Lyrical Mondays: 8:00-9:15 pm Inst.: Nikki McMullen & Ashley Reabe Class Code #5-INT-652 Tap V Thursdays: 4:30-5:15 pm Instructors: Sue Booton Class Code #5-INT-653 Intermediate Tap Tuesdays: 4:30-5:15 pm Instructors: Sue Booton Class Code #5-INT-662 Intermediate Hip Hop Tuesdays: 8:00-9:00 pm Instructors: Nikki McMullen Class Code #5-INT-663 Advanced Hip Hop Tuesdays: 6:00-7:00 pm Instructors: Aaron Ellis * Class Placement Auditions will be held on Saturday, Sept. 20, Oct. 25 and Dec. 19 by appointment only. Contact the Education Coordinator at (402) for information. 22
23 ABOUT THE INTENSIVE PROGRAM What is the Intensive Program? BROADWAY at The Rose s new Intensive Program is a pre-professional arts program for students ages The Intensive Program is for focused and motivated students who aspire to a future career in performing arts. What majors are available in the Intensive Program? Intensive students should select a major course of study. Options include Voice, Dance and Acting. What are the benefits of enrolling in the Intensive Program? Students in the Intensive Program will benefit from highcaliber instruction from working professionals in the fields of acting, dance and voice. In addition to their regular classes, students can expect: Monthly student progress reports Free professional headshots Student conferences twice yearly in January and April (upon request) Free student workshops with professional directors What are the requirements to participate in the Intensive Program? Students in the Intensive Program are committing to the study of their craft. They must sign a contract indicating this commitment and they must enroll in a specified number of classes, based upon their chosen course of study. Dance Majors: Acting Majors: Voice Majors: Rose Brigade: Transcendtrix: 2 Dance Classes per week + 1 Elective Class Acting Technique Class + 1 Elective Class Group Voice Class or Private Voice Class + 1 Elective Class Rose Brigade Rehearsal + 1 Elective Class 3 Ballet Classes* + 1 Elective Class *Note: Pointe classes and company rehearsals do not count as a class requirement. When will auditions for the Intensive Program be held? There are two Intensive Program auditions scheduled for your convenience. You only need to attend one audition. BROADWAY AT THE ROSE INTENSIVE PROGRAM AUDITIONS Wednesday, Aug. 13 6:30-8:30 pm Rose West Studio 6:30-7:15 pm - Vocal Major Auditions Come prepared with bars of music. An accompanist will be provided. 7:15-8:00 pm - Dance Major Auditions Must attend Dance Audition Class. 8:00-8:30 pm - Acting Major Auditions Come prepared with a monologue. Saturday, Aug :00 am - 12:00 pm Rose West Studio 10:00-10:45 am - Vocal Major Auditions Come prepared with bars of music. An accompanist will be provided. 10:45-11:30 am - Dance Major Auditions Must attend Dance Audition Class. 11:30 am - 12:00 pm - Acting Major Auditions Come prepared with a monologue. What counts as an Elective Class? Elective classes can be any BROADWAY at The Rose or DRAMA at The Rose class outside of your stated major. How can students enroll in the Intensive Program? Admission to the Intensive Program is by invitation or audition only. 23
24 BROADWAY at The Rose Intensive Program TUITION & FEES BROADWAY at The Rose prides itself on offering high-caliber instruction at a reasonable cost. Majors Students enrolled in the Intensive Program must select a major. Available majors include: Voice Dance Acting Tuition & Fees Students enrolled in the Intensive Program must pay an annual Intensive fee of $100*. Please use the following scale to calculate monthly tuition. 1 class per week... $45 6 classes per week... $195 2 classes per week... $80 7 classes per week... $210 3 classes per week... $115 8 classes per week... $220 4 classes per week... $150 9 classes per week... $230 (maximum tuition) 5 classes per week... $175 Members of The Rose receive a $10 discount per month, per student. CONCERT FEES Concert fees help cover all costs associated with putting on a top-quality production, including costumes, props, scenery, lighting, technical staffing for all rehearsals and performances, choreography and other production costs. The concert fee is paid per child and includes all classes enrolled. Concert fees are nonrefundable. INTENSIVE CONCERT FEE Intensive Students...$135* PRIVATE LESSONS Private lessons are available upon request, depending on instructor availability. Students must be enrolled in a BROADWAY class in order to take additional private lessons from an instructor. Private lessons are $50 for an hour or $25 for 30 minutes. Fully choreographed dances created by BROADWAY instructors are available. Choreography fees are $180 for a solo, $200 for a duet, and $225 for a trio. Fees include choreography, preparation, and three hours of instruction. Contact the Education Coordinator Deprecia Wright for additional information. *Fee must be paid at the time of registration unless other arrangements have been made. Payment plans are available by calling the Education Coordinator at (402)
25 BROADWAY at The Rose Intensive Program STUDENT WORKSHOPS BROADWAY at The Rose Intensive students will have the unique opportunity to work alongside professional directors from around the country in workshops offered throughout the year. These workshops are included FREE with your Annual Intensive Fee. *Please note: The Audition Workshops on Dec. 7 and Jan. 22 are mandatory for all Intensive students. RSVP by phone or to Education Coordinator Deprecia Wright at (402) or [email protected]. Acting Workshop with Guest Director Kit McKay Kit is the Associate Director of the Performance Series at American Dance Institute in Rockville, Maryland. She is actively involved in Parallel 45, a nonprofit theater organization in northern Michigan. She has studied at Interlochen Arts Academy, Sarah Lawrence College, Northwestern University and the Yale School of Drama. SUNDAY, OCT. 5 Ages :30-5:30 pm SUNDAY, OCT. 5 Ages :00-8:00 pm Acting Workshop with Guest Director Jesse Jou Originally from Houston, Texas, Jesse is based in New York City, where he works primarily as a freelance director of new plays. His work was most recently seen in The Rose s production of Narnia. He was the Artistic Director of the 2010 Yale Summer Cabaret and served as the Staff Repertory Director of The Acting Company. SUNDAY, FEB. 1 Ages :30-5:30 pm THURSDAY, FEB. 19 Ages :00-8:00 pm Audition Workshop with Sue Booton BROADWAY at The Rose Director and Resident Choreographer and Matt Gutschick Rose Artistic Director SUNDAY, DEC. 7 Ages :30-8:30 pm, Hitchcock Auditorium THURSDAY, JAN. 22 Ages :00-8:30 pm, Hitchcock Auditorium 25
26 26 Class Policies How to register for classes: Online: By Phone: Call Education Coordinator Deprecia Wright, (402) or By Mail: Please see registration form in this brochure BROADWAY at The Rose Intensive Program: See page 19 & 23 for audition information Tuition DRAMA at The Rose: Each session, a one-time tuition fee is due at the time of registration for all DRAMA at The Rose classes. Tuition varies upon class type. Payment plans are available by calling (402) BROADWAY at The Rose Academy: Monthly tuition is determined by the number of classes each student enrolls per week. First month tuition is due at the time of registration. For subsequent months, tuition is due the first day of each month. Monthly tuition is not prorated due to holidays, weather cancellations, vacations, the number of weeks in a month or unattended classes. Open enrollment is available the first of each month. No registrations will be accepted after Jan. 1, BROADWAY at The Rose Intensive: This program is an audition only program for ages Students must attend an audition to enroll. Upon acceptance, students must pay the enrollment fee of $100, first month s tuition and declare a major. Please see additional information about our intensive program on pages Financial Assistance Stipend applications are available for students who can demonstrate financial need. For a stipend application, please contact Education Coordinator Deprecia Wright at (402) or [email protected]. Discounts Rose Theater members receive $10 off each DRAMA at The Rose class taken and $10 off per month for BROADWAY at The Rose classes. BROADWAY at The Rose students receive 10% discount if the entire year s tuition is paid in full at the time of registration. This payment is nonrefundable and cannot be combined with any other discounts. Payment Options Mail Your Payment to: The Rose Theater (Attn: Deprecia) 2001 Farnam St Omaha, NE Pay Online at via the Parent Portal. See for info. Payment Boxes Rose West Studio - located next to the front door. The Rose Theater - located next to the Box Office. Parent Portal The Rose Theater s Parent Portal is a 24-hour online service that allows parents to view announcements, update student information, and contact your student s instructors. To access the parent portal, go to Adding or Dropping a Class DRAMA at The Rose: Classes must be canceled two weeks in advance to receive a full refund. Cancellations within the two-week time frame will receive a partial refund. No refunds will be given after the start date. BROADWAY at The Rose Academy & Intensive: Upon registration, families are responsible for a full year of tuition, divided into nine monthly payments. Tuition dismissal is available to students who cancel prior to the due date of next month s tuition. Families are responsible for tuition until classes are canceled. To cancel, call (402) or [email protected].
27 Medical Information Medical history, allergies, medications and emergency contacts are important information that needs to be updated on your student s account. Log-in to your parent portal account to update your student s records. Locations Rose classes are held at four convenient locations throughout the Omaha metro area: The Rose Theater 2001 Farnam St., Omaha, NE The Rose West Studio West Center Rd., Suite 505, Omaha, NE (Bel Air Plaza) Skutt Catholic High School 3131 S. 156th St., Omaha, NE Burke High School Burke Blvd., Omaha, NE Parking Parking is available in the Wells Fargo parking lot across from The Rose Theater on Farnam Street for free Monday - Friday after 5:30 pm and any time on Saturdays and Sundays. Meter parking is available by The Rose Theater as well. Parking is available for free at the Rose West Studio, Skutt High School and Burke High School. Arrival Students should arrive no more than 15 minutes prior to class start time. Departure Please plan to pick up your student(s) immediately after class. Students must be picked up within 15 minutes of class ending Waiting Area Parents are not allowed in classrooms while classes are in session. Parents are welcome to wait in the lobby area. This policy allows each student to have total artistic freedom. Follow us on Facebook & Twitter Attendance Students are expected to attend class regularly. If a student misses class and falls behind, they may not be allowed to participate in class sharings, performances or concerts. Attire DRAMA at The Rose students may wear any comfortable clothing. Costumes pertaining to the class theme are encouraged. Please no flip flops. BROADWAY at The Rose students should dress appropriately for the class being taken. Specific information on attire is listed on The Rose website at General information is gven below: Musical Theater: Any comfortable clothing that allows for stretch and movement. Sweats, T-shirts, leggings and camisole tops are encouraged. No jeans. Jazz shoes preferred; tennis shoes are acceptable. Ballet/Tap I, II & III: Girls: Pink leotard and tights; pink ballet shoes and black Mary Jane-style tap shoes. Skirt optional. Hair must be in a bun. Boys: Black or dark sweatpants; white or light-colored tank or T-shirt; black ballet shoes and black Oxford-style tap shoes. Ballet IV through Advanced: Girls: Black leotard; ballet pink tights; pink ballet shoes. Skirt optional. Hair must be in a bun. Boys: Black or dark sweatpants; white or light colored tank or T-shirt; black ballet shoes. Jazz, Lyrical & Dance Team: Girls: Any solid colored, formfitting dancewear; tan 1/2 sole shoes. Hair must be pulled away from the face in a ponytail, braid or bun. Girls Level I-III: Tan slip-on jazz shoes. Boys: T-shirt or tank and sweatpants; tan 1/2 sole ballet shoes and tan slip-on jazz shoes. Tap: Girls: Any comfortable clothing; black slip-on style tap shoes with no laces. Hair must be pulled away from the face in a ponytail, braid or bun. Boys: Any comfortable clothing; black Oxford-style tap shoes. Hip Hop: All students: Any loose, comfortable clothing; tennis shoes. No jeans. Students will be given a verbal warning for not following the dress code and violations will be noted in our studio attendance. After two warnings, the student will be removed from class until the dress code is followed. Sharings & Performances DRAMA at The Rose: Saturday morning classes will end their session with a sharing on the last day of class. A letter will be sent home on the first day of class with sharing details. Afterschool classes curriculum accumulates fall through winter and will end the spring session with an on-stage performance. BROADWAY at The Rose: Students will accumulate skills throughout the year and will showcase their talents at a Spring Concert, complete with costumes, props and scenery. A midyear sharing will also be held in December. Information about these events will be distributed by your student s teacher. Class Etiquette No food, gum, or beverages (besides water) are allowed in class. Water is permitted and students are encouraged to bring it in covered water bottles. Follow dress code at all times. Wait to be dismissed from class and follow arrival and departure policy. No hanging on ballet barres or climbing on theater fixtures. Visit the restroom before the start of class. No street shoes allowed in dance studios. Treat each other, instructors, and staff with the utmost respect at all times, using appropriate language and good manners. Inclement Weather In the event of a weather cancellation, parents will be notified by as soon as a decision is made. A recorded message will be left at (402) and the local television stations will be notified. A notice will also be posted on the home page of The Rose Theater website at Photo Consent By registering your child for classes at The Rose, you are giving consent to allow your child s image to be taken and used in Rose Theater promotional materials. If you would prefer that your child s image not be taken, please notify the Education Coordinator at (402) or [email protected]. Other Questions? For additional questions or concerns, please contact Education Coordinator Deprecia Wright at (402) or [email protected]. 27
28 2014 Fall Class Brochure 2001 Farnam Street Omaha, NE RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Omaha, NE Permit No. 750
29 Class Registration Form Step 1: Parent/Guardian Information Complete this form and mail to: Rose Theater, 2001 Farnam St., Omaha, NE Parent/Guardian 1 Parent/Guardian 2 or Emergency Contact Full Name: Cell Phone: Address: Relationship to Child: Full Name: Cell Phone: Address: Relationship to Child: q q Same address as listed below Different address as listed below. Please use the following: q Same address as listed below q Different address as listed below. Please use the following: Step 2: Family Contact Information Home Address: City: State: ZIP Home Phone Number: Step 3: Authorization & Photo Release I authorize Omaha Theater Company (OTC), which includes The Rose Theater, DRAMA at The Rose and BROADWAY at The Rose, to use my child s photo in promotional materials. Please note that children are never identified when photos are used. Furthermore, I authorize OTC and all of its employees, agents, and representatives to provide my dependent with dance and theater instruction. I recognize the inherent dangers associated with such activities and realize that moderate to severe injuries are a possibility. I hereby release and absolve OTC and its employees, agents, and representatives from all claims and causes of action arising out of their care and instruction. I also agree to abide by all OTC policies, including the payment of a late fee, which incurs five days after the tuition due date. Parent Signature: Date:
30 Step 4: Individual Student Information Student #1 Name: Birthday: MONTH DAY YEAR Copy this form as needed for additional students/classes. Student #2 Name: Birthday: MONTH DAY YEAR Step 5: Payment Tuition Information Total tuition for all students $ Session classes: Full tuition is due at registration. Monthly classes: First month s payment due at registration. Member classes & tours: Full payment due at registration. Grade: School: Grade: School: Additional Fees Concert Fee $ Classes: CLASS NUMBER CLASS NAME Classes: CLASS NUMBER CLASS NAME Intensive Fee INTENSIVE MAJOR: m ACTING m DANCE m VOICE $ $ per MONTH / SESSION (circle one) CLASS NUMBER CLASS NAME $ per MONTH / SESSION (circle one) CLASS NUMBER CLASS NAME Member Discount (-$10 per class per month/session) $ MEMBER NUMBER $ per MONTH / SESSION (circle one) CLASS NUMBER CLASS NAME $ per MONTH / SESSION (circle one) CLASS NUMBER CLASS NAME Balance Due Payment Options $ $ per MONTH / SESSION (circle one) $ per MONTH / SESSION (circle one) q My check is enclosed. CLASS NUMBER CLASS NAME $ per MONTH / SESSION (circle one) Student #1 Total: CLASS NUMBER CLASS NAME $ per MONTH / SESSION (circle one) Student #2 Total: q Please charge $ to my (circle one): Account # Expiration Date Show-Themed Family Classes & Backstage Tours (Members Only) Family Class Name # of Children (Adults free): x $10 = TOTAL Signature To inquire about a payment plan, call Deprecia Wright at (402) Backstage Tour Date: # of Members x $5 = TOTAL Total for all students: $ Complete this form and mail to: Rose Theater, 2001 Farnam St., Omaha, NE 68102
31 Registration Information How to register for classes: Online: By Phone: Call Education Coordinator Deprecia Wright, (402) or By Mail: Complete this registration form and return it to: Rose Theater, 2001 Farnam St., Omaha, NE BROADWAY at The Rose Intensive Program: See page 19 of the class brochure for audition information Tuition DRAMA at The Rose: Each session, a one-time tuition fee is due at the time of registration for all DRAMA at The Rose classes. Tuition varies upon class type. Specific fees for each class are listed with the class description in the class brochure. Payment plans are available by calling (402) BROADWAY at The Rose Academy: Monthly tuition is determined by the number of classes each student enrolls per week. See table below: 1 class per week... $45 2 classes per week... $80 3 classes per week... $115 4 classes per week... $150 5 classes per week... $175 6 classes per week... $195 7 classes per week... $210 8 classes per week... $220 9 classes per week... $230 (maximum tuition) First month tuition is due at the time of registration. For subsequent months, tuition is due the first day of each month. Monthly tuition is not prorated due to holidays, weather cancellations, vacations, the number of weeks in a month or unattended classes. Open enrollment is available the first of each month. No registrations will be accepted after Jan. 1, BROADWAY at The Rose Intensive: This program is an audition-only program for ages Students must attend an audition to enroll. Upon acceptance, students must pay the enrollment fee of $100, first month s tuition and declare a major. Please see additional information about our intensive program on pages of the class brochure. Financial Assistance Stipends are available for students who demonstrate financial need. For an application, contact Education Coordinator Deprecia Wright at (402) or [email protected]. Concert Fees Concert fees help cover all costs associated with putting on a top-quality production, including costumes, props, scenery, lighting, technical staffing for all rehearsals and performances, choreography and other production costs. The concert fee is paid per child and includes all classes enrolled. Concert fees are nonrefundable. Academy Concert Fee...$90* Intensive Concert Fee...$135* *Fee must be paid at the time of registration unless other arrangements have been made. Payment plans are available by calling the Education Coordinator at (402) Member Discounts Rose Theater members receive $10 off each DRAMA at The Rose class taken and $10 off per month for BROADWAY at The Rose classes. Payment Options Mail Your Payment to: The Rose Theater (Attn: Deprecia), 2001 Farnam St., Omaha, NE Pay Online at via the Parent Portal. See for info. Payment Boxes Rose West Studio - The payment box is located next to the front door. The Rose Theater - The payment box is located next to the Box Office. Parent Portal The Rose Theater s Parent Portal is a 24-hour online service that allows parents to view announcements, update student information, and contact your student s instructors. For information, see page 26 of the class brochure. Adding or Dropping a Class DRAMA at The Rose: Classes must be canceled two weeks in advance to receive a full refund. Cancellations within the two-week time frame will receive a partial refund. No refunds will be given after the start date. BROADWAY at The Rose Academy & Intensive: Upon registration, families are responsible for a full year of tuition, divided into nine monthly payments. Tuition dismissal is available to students who cancel prior to the due date of next month s tuition. Families are responsible for tuition until classes are canceled. To cancel, call (402) or [email protected].
32 Step into the spotlight! Support for DRAMA & BROADWAY at The Rose classes is generously provided by Hawks Foundation, Oliver & Ferrol Barklage Foundation, Tenaska and Whitmore Charitable Trust Special thanks to:
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