Summer Programs at The Hartford Stage

July 22, 2016

The Hartford Stage

Ages 9-15

One-Act Play

August 1-12
9am-5pm
$550
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Young actors will hone their skills with training in the basics of acting and improvisation while working toward a production of the hilarious sci-fi spoof Attack of the Pom Pom Zombies.

Ages 5-8

Children’s Cast

(Please note: to be eligible for the Children’s Cast, students must have completed Kindergarten)
Session 2: July 18-29
9am-5pm
$550 per session
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$995 for both sessions
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Students will take classes in story theatre, creative movement, music, puppetry, and arts and crafts, and go on a weekly field trip. Each session ends in a mini-production that the cast creates based on favorite stories and characters.

Summer Bookends

Session 1: August 1-5
Session 2: August 8-12
9am-5pm
$300 per session
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$550 for both sessions
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Close out the summer with drama and fun! Students will explore literature from summer reading lists through acting, musical theatre, creative movement and arts and crafts.

Ages 3-5

Day Dreamers

(Please note: our Day Dreamers Program is for Pre K students only.)
Session 2: July 18-22
9am-12pm
$175 per session
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$300 for both sessions
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Our youngest artists will enjoy a half-day of creative movement, music, story theatre, and puppet play!

I asked if there were scholarships available.

Yes, we do have financial aid available for qualifying families. We want our programs to be accessible for all members of the community, regardless of their income level. We offer scholarships on a sliding scale, based on the Federal HUD guidelines. Based on income levels (and proof of income is required), we have 50%, 75%, 90% and 100% scholarships available. Any interested families should contact me at the office at 860-520-7244 and I would be happy to talk over our classes and send them a scholarship application.

Thank you so much for your interest- I hope some of your families can join us this summer!

Best wishes,

Erin Frederick (860) 520-7244 [email protected]

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