Arts and Athletics Club
About - Middle School Theater
Our Middle School Theater Program runs two times a year: Spring and Fall.
It is open to students in grades 5-8.
Attention 9th Graders: We are opening up our middle school program to 9th graders to be performers and and leaders. 9th graders will get a chance to be a part of the production and be leaders (helping through creative ideas, learning tech and crew word, and mentorship to younger participants.)
This program gets students to work together to put on a play for the community. This program is great for beginners and seasoned actors as everyone gets involved in the creative process.
In the Spring, our Middle Schoolers will perform a One-Act Play, paired with the short play written by the Playwriting Club.
This Spring's One Act Play is: Choose Your Own Adventure: In Space
In the Fall, our Middle Schooler will perform a show centered around skits related to a common theme: such as Going Places, and Twisted Tales.
This Fall's Skit Based Play is: Around the World in 1.64 Trillion Days
Every winter, a special Youth Production is performed in the Winter. This Youth Production can be for Elementary School, Middle School, High School, or a mix of these students.
Want to be involved with art or crew? Participants can sign up to help bring the show to life through our crew program.
The middle school theater programs has major goals to help students on their creative journey
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Build confidence
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Learn acting techniques
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Memorization techniques
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Encourage Creative Thinking
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Have fun
There is no registration fee for this program.
Tickets to the show will be a Pay-What-You-Will Donation to Arts and Athletics Club
We set a goal for each family to try to bring in $125 to the organization during the run of the show. This can be done through donation, ticket sales, cast shout outs, friend blocks, and more!
Our middle school participants may be invited to be a part of other performances in our organizations such as our Adult-led shows, special projects, other opportunities. Our goal is to help grow our performers so we look for opportunities to challenge our participants.
7th graders and up are allowed to participate in our high school musical in the fall.
Registration for Spring Youth Production will open soon. Please see info below:
Up Next: The Sleepover 3
About
The Show:
About the show:
How A Guy Became A Fish: The story of a man who turned half man, half fish.
The nonmusical theater programs has major goals to help students on their creative journey
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Build confidence
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Learn acting techniques
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Memorization techniques
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Encourage Creative Thinking
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Have fun
Rehearsal Location:
Rehearsals will take place at "Arts and Athletics Club" at the Exton Mall.
Our location is on the second floor in the old Aeropostale
Rehearsal Schedule:
April 5 Saturday 3PM-4PM Optional Writing Session
April 12 Saturday 3PM-4PM Optional Writing Session
April 19 Saturday 3PM-4PM Optional Writing Session
April 24 Saturday 2-4
May 3 Saturday 2-4
May 10 Saturday 2-4
May 17 Saturday 2-4
May 22 Saturday 2-4
May 31 Saturday 2-4
June 7 Saturday 3:30-5:30
June 7 Saturday 6:30 Performance
June 8 Sunday 2PM Performance
Performance Dates:
Performance Dates June 7th 6:30PM and June 8th 2PM
Playwriting Opportunity
In our spring production, the kids will have the opportunity to present ideas about the play and learn about playwriting with three optional sessions on April 5, April 15, and April 19. If kids want to contribute to the creative process, they can attend these sessions and share their ideas. This is not required to be a part of the production.
Cost
There is no registration fee for this program.
Tickets to the show will be a Pay-What-You-Will Donation to Arts and Athletics Club
We set a goal for each family to try to bring in $125 to the organization during the run of the show. This can be done through donation, ticket sales, cast shout outs, friend blocks, and more!
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