Broadway Bootcamp
In this 3-day Musical Theatre Camp, your future Broadway Star will learn the fundamentals of Musical Theatre and perform in a musical theatre showcase on the last day of camp.
The Children's Theatre Project Ltd.
Average rating:
4.9
Number of reviews:(365)
What's included
3 live meetings
3 in-class hoursHomework
1-2 hours per week. After the first day of camp, learners are expected to review their lyrics and choreography on their own and outside of class until the camp has ended.Class Experience
This 3-day Broadway Musical Theatre Camp is ideal for the performer who loves to perform in musicals. Learners will learn the fundamentals of singing, acting and dancing. In this interactive, upbeat and energetic camp, Broadway Bootcamp is geared towards beginners who have little to no previous Musical Theatre experience. Each day will start with a Broadway Jazz dance style warm-up, where students learn about different styles of musical theatre dance. We then move on to the singing component, where we will work on pitch, tone and sound quality through fun and interactive vocal warm-up exercises. The second half of each class is entirely devoted to working on the selected song/s for the final performance. Learners will apply their skills to the material, which will be chosen from a kid friendly Broadway Musical such as, Annie, Frozen, The Sound Of Music, Hairspray, High School Musical etc. Learners will additionally learn Musical Theatre vocabulary, as well as engage in class discussions of the background of the shows from the songs that are being performed. On the last day, performers will be a part of a virtual presentation, where they will perform a song/s and dance/s from a Broadway Musical that they have rehearsed during the three days. Songs will be selected from kid friendly shows such as: Annie, Hairspray, Mamma Mia, Frozen etc. Broadway Bootcamp Three Day Breakdown: Day 1- • Welcomes and Introductions. • Ice Breakers-Getting to know all performers enrolled. • Broadway Bootcamp Dance and Vocal Warm-Up. Learners will learn how to use their voice and bodies effectively and apply their technique to a song. • Performers begin the rehearsal process by learning the selected song and dance. • Group discussion of the selected material and homework assignment (Memorization of song and choreography) for the next day. • Goodbye and bows. Day 2- • Welcomes. • Broadway Bootcamp Dance and Vocal Warm-Up. Learners continue to learn how to use their voice and bodies effectively. • Performers review material from the previous day and then continue rehearsing the selected performance piece. • Review homework for the next day, as well as discuss costume/make-up options for the final performance for the following day. • Goodbye and bows. Day 3- • Welcomes. • Broadway Bootcamp Dance and Vocal Warm-Up. • Showcase Rehearsal Day: Group comes together to show the group their costume and make-up selections. • Performers rehearse one last time for their showcase, which will be performed the last fifteen minutes of the class. • Performance begins. • Goodbye Bows & Thank You's!
Other Details
Parental Guidance
***A large open and quiet space is required, as there is a lot of singing, dancing and movement done each day. Comfortable clothing such as, athletic or dance attire works perfectly well. As for shoes, if your child is participating on a hard surface floor such as hardwood or tile, a pair of running shoes are recommended for proper support. Should your child be in carpeted room, non stick socks work. Please no ear buds or headsets with cords. The microphone form your child's device works perfectly well. No prior stretching or warming-up is required and water bottles are a must!
***Performing virtually does have its limitations. As per Outschool’s policies, household members are welcome to watch their child perform live from afar and a comfortable distance from the actors device. Parents/family/friends are unable to join the zoom meeting and view the final camp showcase. Household members are able to view the video, which will be posted in the classroom the next day. For your child’s safety Outschool policies does not permit the video of the performance to be emailed or edited.
***Lyrics and tracks will be provided and posted in the classroom before the first day of camp. There will be the opportunity for students to sing solo within the songs that are selected.
***Depending on class size will determine how many songs and solos we perform.
***No supplies are needed for this class.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined October, 2020
4.9
365reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
Mr. Howard Kane will be teaching BROADWAY BOOTCAMP! Mr. Kane has been teaching children the craft of Acting and Musical Theatre for thirty-two years. Prior to founding The Children's Theatre Project in the year 2000, Mr. Kane headed up the drama departments at Toronto Montessori Schools and the North York Montessori Learning Centre. Prior to teaching, Mr. Kane had a long career as a performer in New York City where he studied and performed on Broadway and Off-Broadway. His highly energetic and positive teaching methods have been recognized in 2012, when his school was nominated for The Richmond Hill Chamber of Commerce for an Excellence in Business Achievement Award. Mr. Kane currently has many of his former students working in the performing arts industry as well as currently studying in highly recognized arts programs at the secondary and University level. Reviews
Live Group Class
$50
for 3 classes3x per week, 1 week
60 min
Completed by 6 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 7-12
3-6 learners per class
This class is no longer offered
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