Acting 101: A Trip to the Spring Festival

In this Spring-themed theatre class, students will use their imaginations, bodies, and voices to act out an original group story about visiting a Spring festival. Silliness and high energy are welcome and encouraged in this class!

179 total reviews for this teacher

31 reviews for this class

Completed by 86 learners

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45 minutes

per class

Meets once

5-7

year olds

2-6

learners per class

per learner

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Meets once at a scheduled time

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Description

Class Experience

In this fun, Spring-themed, on-your-feet class, the students will use introductory acting skills like pantomime and improv to create a group story about a trip to a Spring festival. Each child will be guided to use movement as a way of storytelling. This class is for students who are excited to act, play, move, and stretch their voices. The class will begin with a physical warm-up and a creative theatre game. After that, students will be guided to move and act through their favorite parts of...

Students will learn the basics of acting. They will learn to let their imaginations fly while learning to listen and learn from other students.

I received my BFA in Acting and Musical Theatre from The University of the Arts. For the last six years, I have taught courses including Intro to Theatre, Theatre 101, and Theatre and Movement in a variety of theaters in Philadelphia, to students ages 4-14. For ten years, I volunteered as a theatre and music teacher.

As a professional actress, I have performed with The National Theatre for Children, The National Constitution Center, and the National Tour of the Broadway show, The Lightning Thief.

The learners will need an open workspace (a place where they can open their arms and legs wide without hitting anyone or anything). They will need a cup or bottle of water when needed. They will need closed-toed shoes and comfortable clothes.

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

45 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.

This is not only a theatre class but also a low impact physical fitness class. Safety is very important to me, as well as, Outschool. Students will need an open workout space. I advise that the students have tennis shoes or closed-toed shoes (no high-heels, clogs, or sandals). There will be stretching at the top of the class so no prior stretching is necessary. The students should also have water nearby when needed. I also suggest that students wear clothing that they feel comfortable moving in. Because this is an active class, I ask that parents be present in the class, or nearby, to supervise the young learners in case of any unforeseen injuries. 

If the student is in a wheelchair or needs any other special requirements, please let me know prior to class. They absolutely should feel comfortable to take this class. I will make any adjustments to the course.

Teacher

Hannah Parke, BFA in Acting and Musical Theatre

🇺🇸

Lives in the United States

Theatre Teacher and Imagination Instructor

179 total reviews

220 completed classes

About Me

Hello! My name is Mrs. Hannah and I am excited to teach your young learner. Class time with me will be spent on our feet! My classroom is full of positive energy, movement, and playfulness. After nearly 10 years of experience in the classroom and...