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SUMMER CAMPS

& WORKSHOPS

June - August 2015

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Welcome to Dr. Phillips Center’s

Florida Hospital School of Arts &

Wellness Summer Camps & Workshops.

We have a variety of week-long camps and workshops

designed to develop character and confidence while

building your performance and presentation skills.

Our team of professional teaching artists offer an

immersive experience of class, rehearsal process and

performance for you to come away enriched in your

artistry and engaged in your craft.

THANK YOU TO OUR PRINTING SPONSOR

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Take It From The Top - Broadway Intensive

Workshop:

06.15.15 - 06.19.15

Take It From The Top - Adult 2-Day Intensive

Workshop:

06.20.15 - 06.21.15

Magic Workshop:

06.22.15 - 06.26.15

Jazz Music Intensive Workshop:

07.06.15 - 07.11.15

Theater Arts Camp:

07.13.15 - 07.17.15

Dance Intensive Workshop:

07.20.15 - 07.24.15

Vocal Performance Intensive Workshop:

07.27.15 - 07.31.15

Theater Intensive Workshop:

08.03.15 - 08.07.15

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Take It From The Top

This professional Broadway workshop was designed by Broadway veterans Paul Canaan (Kinky Boots, Legally Blonde, Thoroughly Modern Mille, La Cage Aux Folles, Miss Saigon) and Tony Nominee Laura Bell Bundy (Legally Blonde, Wicked, Hairspray and Ruthless). Take It From The Top is a unique opportunity to spend the week learning from a talented team of experienced Broadway professionals and casting directors. Students explore the “triple threat” performing arts disciplines of music, dance and theater. Our camps are a safe place to explore new ideas and hone your skills. A final recital will showcase the work students have done for an invited audience of family and friends. If you’re interested in pursuing a career in musical theater, this is your chance to explore the process of casting, auditions, rehearsals and performance and network with professionals in the industry. Students should prepare and bring sheet music for an age-appropriate musical theater song.

Take It From The Top – Broadway Intensive Workshop

June 15 - 19, 2015 > 9 am - 4 pm

June 19, 2015 > 7 pm Final performance in the Walt Disney Theater 1 hour break for lunch – Please bring your lunch – closed campus Ages: Pre-Teens ages 10 - 13 and Teens ages 14 - 19

Tuition: $425 for pre-registration, $450 after May 15, 2015 Capacity: 40 Teens and 40 Pre-Teens

Take It From The Top – Adult 2-Day Intensive Workshop

Saturday, June 20, 2015 > 9 am - 4 pm Sunday, June 21, 2015 > 10 am - 3 pm

1 hour break for lunch – Please bring your lunch – closed campus Ages: 19+

Tuition: $150

Capacity: 40 participants

Magic Workshop

Magic is more than just fun and entertaining, the skills learned in the execution of magic and illusion allow you to communicate more effectively, develop listening and reacting skills, create confidence and give a young artist the ability to see that anything is possible.

Your appreciation and understanding of the art of illusion will grow as you experience the various styles of magic, discover the most famous magicians in history and be able to analyze, understand and execute the important elements that make a great magic performance. At the conclusion of the workshop you’ll be able to perform amazing tricks in almost any situation with everyday objects; perfect for any place, whether it’s your office, classroom or dining room table.

June 22 - 26, 2015 > 9 am - 4 pm

Ages: Section A (Ages 10 - 13) Section B (Ages 14 - Adult) 1 hour break for lunch – Please bring your lunch – closed campus

Tuition: $395 for pre-registration ($300 for the camp and $95 for the required magic kit) $420 after May 15, 2015

Capacity: Each section is limited to 22 participants

Kostya Kimlat, Instructor

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Jazz Music Intensive Workshop with Rodney Whitaker

Jazz will be hot under the direction of Rodney Whitaker, along with national and regional jazz education greats. The six-day session is made up of big band rehearsal, combos, studio class, jazz history, listening and improv. The Jazz Music Intensive wraps up with three performances; a Thursday evening jazz faculty performance, a Friday evening student big band performance and a Saturday afternoon combo performance.

Internationally renowned bassist and Mack Avenue recording artist, Rodney Whitaker currently holds the title of Professor of Jazz Bass and Director of Jazz Studies at Michigan State University, where he has built one of the leading jazz degree programs and performing faculty in the United States. A proven and committed jazz educator, Whitaker has presented numerous master classes across the nation and is a consultant with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra in the development of the jazz education department, and has served on the faculties of University of Michigan and Julliard Institute of Jazz.

Students must submit a YouTube video audition to the Director of Education, Dana Brazil at [email protected]. Video submissions will be accepted through May 1, 2015.

Visit the Dr. Phillips Center website for detailed audition requirements and instrument preparation, or contact [email protected]. All applicants will be notified regarding acceptance on

or before June 1, 2015.

July 6 - 10, 2015 > 8 am - 5 pm July 10, 2015 > 7 pm Jazz Showcase July 11, 2015 > 2 pm Jazz Showcase

1 hour break for lunch – Please bring your lunch – closed campus Ages: 14 - 19 // Tuition: $650

Capacity: 99 participants; breakdown as follows: Number of Camp Participants Per Instrument >

Saxophones ...15

Trombones ...12

Trumpets ...12

Pianos ...12

Basses ...12

Drums ...12

Guitars ...12

Vocalists ...12

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Theater Arts Camp

Theater is about the art of play – creating a world from your imagination and the text given to the actor. In a nurturing and supportive environment students will explore improvisation, drama, theater games and script work. Theater Arts Camp encourages you to imagine, perform and reflect on real or imagined experiences making the connection between the magical worlds of theater and creativity. An emphasis on personal expression, creative imagination, confidence and socialization will be explored.

July 13 - 17, 2015 > 9 am - 4 pm

July 17, 2015 > 7 pm Theater Arts Showcase

1 hour break for lunch – Please bring your lunch – closed campus Ages: 7 - 11

Tuition: $275 for pre-registration, $300 after May 15, 2015 Capacity: 50 participants

Dance Intensive Workshop

This week long dance intensive is designed to bring out the passion of the dancer through technique, vocabulary, leaps, and creative choreography. You will work on modern, contemporary, jazz and ballet-based styles. By focusing on the technique, dancers will be freed up in their expression and learn to marry the intention with the movement.

July 20 - 24, 2015 > 9 - 4 pm

July 24, 2015 > 7 pm Dance Showcase

1 hour break for lunch – Please bring your lunch – closed campus Ages: Section A (Ages 9 - 12) Section B (Ages 13 - 19) Tuition: $275 for pre-registration, $300 after May 15, 2015 Capacity: Each section is limited to 25 participants

Vocal Performance Intensive Workshop

You will learn how to integrate the vocal technique needed to produce great sound with the passion and creative interpretation that makes you want to sing your heart out. This collaborative learning experience will offer interpretation principles, vocal techniques and storytelling all brought together with a sense of musicality. You will build confidence in sharing your artistry through song.

July 27 – 31, 2015 > 9 am - 4 pm

July 31, 2015 > 7 pm Vocal Performance Showcase

1 hour break for lunch – Please bring your lunch – closed campus Ages: Section A (Ages 10 - 14) Section B (Ages 15 - 19) Tuition: $295 for pre-registration $320 after May 15, 2015 Capacity: Each section is limited to 25 participants

Theater Intensive Workshop

Our Theater Intensive Workshop provides you the opportunity to develop your own acting technique by diving into the script, sharing your creativity with a scene partner and learning to incorporate the energy of the audience.

August 3 - 7, 2015 > 9 am - 4 pm

August 7, 2015 > 7 pm Theater Intensive Showcase

1 hour break for lunch – Please bring your lunch – closed campus Ages: Section A (Ages 10 - 14) Section B (Ages 15 - 19) Tuition: $275 for pre-registration, $300 after May 15, 2015 Capacity: Each section is limited to 25 participants

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Policies And Procedures

– Early registration is encouraged to ensure your spot in most camps and workshops. You must pay in full when registering. After May 15, 2015 a $25 late registration fee is added.

– If a camp or workshop does not reach a minimum number of students, it may be cancelled. In the event of a cancellation, your entire payment will be refunded and you will be notified two weeks prior to the start of class.

– All paperwork must be filled out on or before the first day of class.

Online:

drphillipscenter.org/arts-education

Mail:

Mail registration forms and payment to: Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts

ATTN: Summer Registration

155 E. Anderson Street Orlando, FL 32801

Phone:

Call 407.455.5551 with credit card information available

In Person:

Meet us on the 2nd Tier Mon. - Fri. from 2 pm - 6 pm or by appointment

How To Register

FAQs

Q: Is financial aid available?

A: Scholarship applications are available upon request. Please contact [email protected]. Deadline for scholarship applications is

April 8, 2015. Scholarship auditions/interviews are scheduled for April 18, 2015. Q: Can I drop a camp after registering?

A: Payments are non-refundable.

Q: Whom do I call for an emergency or if I need to contact my student during a class?

A: Please call a representative of the Florida Hospital School of Arts & Wellness at 407.455.5551.

Q: Where do I pick-up and drop-off my student?

A: There will be a 5 minute pick-up and drop-off location at 155 E. Anderson Street and Magnolia Avenue available for your use. Please keep in mind that there is limited space on E. Anderson Street so 5 minutes is the maximum amount of time you can park or your vehicle may be towed.

Q: Is parking available for students?

A: There are several downtown parking options, however, the Dr. Phillips Center does not validate any parking. Visit drphillipscenter.org/parking for a list of locations. Q: Where are classes held in the building?

A: Classes are held on Tier 2 of the administrative side of the

Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts. You will enter the Tupperware Brands Lobby at 155 E. Anderson Street, between Magnolia Avenue and Rosalind Avenue. Check in with security, then take the stairs or elevator to Tier 2.

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Dr. Phillips Center’s Florida Hospital School of

Arts & Wellness

155 e. anderson street orlando, fl 32801

Get information and register today at

drphillipscenter.org/arts-education

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