The Rosetta LeNoire Musical Theatre Academy
Amas Musical Theatre’s award-winning after-school program ZOOMS into summer!
Three-Week Intensive, July 14–30
Tuesdays/Wednesdays/Thursdays
Open to Everyone Ages 12-18
no prior experience necessary
The classes are scheduled from 10:00 am–4:00 pm
online through the ZOOM Platform as follows:
Tuition:
Each class has three sessions per week for a total of nine sessions
Single Class: $250
Two Classes: $400
Three Classes: $600
Four Classes $750
SUMMER DANCE JAM 10:00AM – 11:15 AM Teacher: Monica Celeste Johnson
Ballet, yoga and fitness is taught by Monica Celeste Johnson, Choreographer/Dance Instructor - celebrating her 22nd year with The Rosetta LeNoire Musical Theatre Academy.
and guest artists
Jason Samuels Smith, tap. Jason is an Emmy, Dance Magazine, and American Choreography Award-winner.
Morgan Harrison, theater jazz, is an Amas Teen Academy graduate, last seen on Broadway in Beetlejuice and Mean Girls.
Robin Dunn, hip hop, is the former Director of Amateur Night at the world famous Apollo Theater. Her clients includes Saturday Night Live, Nickelodeon, Sesame Street.
VOICE STUDIO 11:30 AM – 12:45 PM Teacher: Evan Alparone
Students will work on three songs that explore different vocal techniques and practices in Musical Theatre. We will begin with how to select singing material, learn of the various places to find sheet music, and work on creating and presenting 32-bar cuts. Exploring all Broadway styles ranging from Golden Age to contemporary musical theater and pop music students will perform using piano tracks and work towards bringing their storytelling, musicianship, and personality into their songs. Students will also have the opportunity to participate in breakout Zoom sessions studying music theory, piano skills, and songwriting and composing to learn ways to broaden their understanding of music and performance.
LUNCH BREAK
ACTING 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM Teacher: Christopher Scott
It’s time to hone your acting skills. Using monologues, and scene work students will explore the use of imaginary circumstances, and examine character, relationship, objectives and obstacles. Classes will begin with exercises for relaxation, concentration, and sensitivity to other actors. Techniques for moment to moment expression will also be explored. The focus will be presentation of short plays and/or scenes.
PLAYWRITING 2:45 PM – 4:00 PM Teacher: Christopher Scott
There’s a lot going on in today’s world and you have a lot to say about it. A play can be staged anywhere, from an empty space surrounded by folding chairs to a plush Broadway house. Learn about the craft of playwriting through the study of the basic elements of drama (action, character, conflict, dialogue). A series of 10-minute plays will be created for one or two actors which include songs from the popular canon (musical theatre, pop, R&B, Rap, classical, etc.) with rewritten lyrics. The goal is to read the plays with an invited audience at the conclusion of the class live via the Zoom platform.