50 April 21 – May 4, 2012 Summer Camps FROM PAGE 49
Art Intersection offers to “feed the
right brain” a weekly series of artful classes to stimulate creativity for youths and families, beginning June 6. Pre- register or drop in for the classes each Wednesday afternoon for youth and Wednesday evening for parents and their children. Star in a unique multi-image portrait and take home a 5”x7” print or participate in a photo scavenger hunt and slide show of all the discoveries. Painting with light uses a flashlight and special photo techniques for a unique take-home image. Nature printing uses the sun and light sensitive materials to create a one- of-a-kind botanical print. Other classes include drawing, art journaling, collage and bookmaking. Teens may select from two photography camps in the state- of-the-art learning space. Introduction to Digital Photography will explore the versatile world of digital photography on Tuesdays and Thursdays beginning July 10 for three weeks. The Photography Summer Camp is a weeklong experience exploring all aspects of film photography, including camera usage and darkroom printing. All work produced by the teens will be exhibited at the opening reception of No Strangers – The Art Intersection Creative Community from 7-9 p.m. Sat., Aug. 4.
Piano, Kindermusik Lessons Music Maker Workshops 3233 E. Chandler Blvd., Suite 2, Ahwatukee 480-706-1224
www.musicmakerworkshops.com Preschool Piano and Kindermusik
Neighbors
Adventure Camp offers small-group piano and Kindermusik lessons for children ages 3-6 years from 9:15 a.m.-noon June 4-7 or July 30-Aug. 2. Cost is $120; if registering before May 1, cost is $99. The lesson book is $7.95. Snack is included. Morning Music Camp for students
ages 5-7 and 8-12 runs from 9 a.m.- noon June 11-14, July 16-19 or July 23-26. Students can design their own camp by choosing three activities from piano, guitar, voice, violin, drums or crafts. Students must be 6 years or older to choose guitar. Cost is $120; if registering before May 1, cost is $99. Snacks should be packed. A weekly Rock Band program is open
to musicians ages 8-16 experienced in electric guitar, bass, drums, keyboards, horns and vocals. Meetings are held in the evenings from June 4-July 27, with no class between June 25 and July 7. Students must bring their own guitars, amps and cords. Cost is $120; if registering before May 1, cost is $99.
Chandler Children’s Choir King of Glory Lutheran Church 2085 E. Southern Ave., Tempe
www.chandlerchildrenschoir.org/ summercamp Born to Perform Summer Camp offers singing, acting and choreography. Camp is held 9 a.m.-3 p.m. June 11-15. At the end of camp, participants will perform “Go for the Gold: An Olympic Musical.” Cost is $185 per child, with a 15% discount available for current Chandler Children’s Choir or King of Glory members. Register online.
Acting, Singing Camps Life’s a Stage Acting Studio 3627 E. Indian School Rd., Suite 205, Phoenix
602-824-9264
www.LASActing.com Summer camps at Life’s a Stage run
May-July and include Make A Movie Camp, $325; Glee + TV, $200; Acting for Stage & Screen, $200 week/$75 per day; and a day camp, Improvithon, $40 per day. These camps introduce children or teens to theatrical and commercial acting and the process that is involved in making a short movie. Before and after care is available.
Curtain Call Youth Theatre Arizona Jewish Theatre Temple Chai, 4645 E. Marilyn Rd., Phoenix
602-264-0402
www.azjewishtheatre.org Four, $175, one-week camps
“bookending” a $600 four-week camp are offered by Arizona Jewish Theatre. Each one-week camp, running from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday, ends with a performance on the last day. Payment plans and limited scholarship funds are available. Extended care hours may be added with enough demand. Weekly themes include Pirates, Music by the Decades, Space, Best of Broadway, Circus and Interactive Theatre. All sessions are north of Thunderbird Road off of Tatum Boulevard in Phoenix. Registration is open to children and teens of all backgrounds.
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All-Star Summer Playhouse & Musical Theatre Summer Workshop Valley Youth Theatre, 525 N. 1st St., downtown Phoenix Arizona School for the Arts, 1410 N. Third St., Phoenix 602-253-8188 ext. 302
www.vyt.com An “All-Star Summer Playhouse” and a “Musical Theatre Summer Workshop” comprise sessions starting in June and July hosted by Valley Youth Theatre. In the summer playhouse camp, students ages 5 and 6 learn theatre basics through lively games and activities during acting, music and dance classes with a showcase at the end of each session for friends and family. This camp takes place at the Arizona School for the Arts at 1410 N. Third St. in Phoenix. Session 1 runs Mon., June 4 through Thu., June 28 and Session 2 from Mon., July 9 through Thu., Aug. 2. Tuition costs $300 for a 9 a.m. to noon schedule or $575 for 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The musical theatre workshop for ages
7 through 16 involves daily classes in the three disciplines of musical theatre: acting, dance and music. Campers also participate in a production at the end of each session. Classes meet at the Valley Youth Theatre. Session 1 is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mon., June 4 through Fri., June 29, while Session 2 runs Mon., July 9 through Fri., Aug. 3. Before- and after-care support is available at an additional charge for this workshop only. Tuition is $630.
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