C.S.P. Summer Workshops are programs designed for young people entering kindergarten through twelfth grades. They provide an opportunity for talented and creative students to experience live theatre .
The participants will personally be involved in the dynamics of combined art forms, the challenges of creative selfexpression and the appreciation of theatre as a major force in cultural development. All workshops and productions will be held in the Thomas A. Bruder Life Center and the surrounding Neumann University campus facilities. Performances will be held in the Fred P. Meagher Theatre.
Sessions include:
Acting... Theatre games and exercises, stage directions and blocking.
Movement... A variety of dance and creative movements.
Voice... Vocal skills of speaking and singing.
Stage... Visual aspects of theatre including stage design, painting and theatrical makeup.
Each program is a participating adventure!
Staffing
All workshops and productions will be directed by a variety of skilled staff persons- instructing drama techniques, vocal training, choreographic movement and artistic design. All programs will be supervised by qualified staff persons with additional support staff to ensure the safety of all participants.
Lunch Included
Students are expected to eat lunch on campus. Lunch is included in the cost of the theater camp for all workshop I, II, & III students. A full all-you-can-eat lunch offering a variety of camp foods will be served each day. Catering is provided by the Sodexo Company. Cafeteria facilities are in the Life Center Building. Students will be supervised by workshop staff assistants. A short “recess” period will follow each 30 minute lunch break.
Cancellations
C.S.P. reserves the right to cancel any workshop due to inadequate enrollment. All fees will be refunded in the event such a cancellation occurs.
Registration
All registrations will be confirmed. For further registration and/or program information, please call 610-558-5626.
Workshop fees are non-refundable once the workshop begins. This policy must be strictly enforced due to space constraints, royalties, insurance fees, and operational costs.
