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Welcome to the Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts

at Ruth Eckerd Hall, offering endless

opportunities to grow!

At The Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts, we believe that the arts are essential to

human development and vital to the life of the community. Art is personal; art changes

lives. Through professional leadership, adherence to standards of excellence, responsiveness to our constituents and

uncompromising dedication to principles of inclusion, we provide a dynamic resource to all segments of the community for life-

long experience, exploration, discovery and mastery of the performing arts.

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Spring 2015Featuring

Jazz Studies Private Lessons

Musical Theater On Camera Classes

ChoirAdult Classes

DramaWorkshops

DanceMaster Classes

Join more than 1,200 adults and children who take private lessons and

classes in dance, voice, drama, jazz, and classical instrumental music at The Marcia P. Hoffman School of the

Arts at Ruth Eckerd Hall each year.

Learn more and enroll at www.HoffmanSchoolOfTheArts.com.

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Private Lessons

Private lessons are strongly encouraged for all students who wish to strengthen their performance skills. The Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts offers private instruction including repertoire and literature from classical to contemporary.

Private Lesson Instructors:VoiceRandy AllenCarolyn ClineEdward CraderWilliam CusickConstantine GrameJarrett KoskiRosalia MarescaDr. Susan RobinsonLinda Switzer

DanceJarrett KoskiMariah Baker

GuitarCarolyn ClineJon McIntyre

Brass and Winds Butch Thomas

Strings Luba Geyer, Violin/Viola

PianoRandy AllenCarolyn ClineWilliam CusickConstantine GrameGail LawheadDr. Susan RobinsonRenata Schwartz

ActingNicole HaumesserJarrett KoskiPeggy Sheffield

Drum set andMarching processsionSean Fote

Private Lesson Fees and PoliciesLesson fees are as follows: $25.00-$31.00 for 30 minutes $37.00-$47.00 for 45 minutes $50.00-$62.00 for 60 minutes(Some instructors’ fees may be higher. Please call the Registrars’ Office at 727.712.2706 for details.)

• We accept credit or debit cards. For your convenience, automatic payment for private lessons is available. Lessons will not be provided without payment.

• Private Lesson Cancellation Policy: All cancellations made at least 24 hours prior to the lesson will be offered a makeup lesson. If a student misses a lesson without notifying a Registrar in advance, or is unable to attend a scheduled makeup, a lesson fee will be charged.

• Inclement Weather PolicyWe reluctantly cancel classes due to inclement weather. Because Florida weather and road conditions may change during the day, do not make the assumption that lessons will be cancelled based on the closing of area public schools. By the same token, if weather or road conditions worsen during the day, please check with us before heading out. Please note: Lessons cancelled due to inclement weather will be rescheduled. There are no refunds for cancelled lessons due to inclement weather.

To Cancel or Reschedule a lesson contact (727) 712-2706• ONE time $20.00 enrollment fee.Private vocal and piano lessons are encouraged for all Vocal Track/Musical Theater students.*Additional fees may apply.

SPRING RECITAL DATE: May 16, 2014



Ballet Ages: 6–12, Thursdays, 6:00–7:00pmTuition: $150.00Classes start January 15, 2015Instructor: Miriah BakerBallet is considered the foundation on which all other dance styles are built. Beginners to Advanced-Beginner dancers are welcomed to this class taught by classically trained Miriah Baker, formerly with the Ballet Theatre of Maryland and a principal dancer with the Tampa Bay Ballet. Dancers will be given the foundation for developing proper placement and lines as well as choreography that will guide, encourage and advance each student to the next level.

Adult Ballet TechniqueAges: 16 & up, Thursdays, 7:15-8:45pmTuition $20.00 per classClasses start January 15, 2015Instructor: Miriah Baker For the adult student with prior experience who wants to regain or maintain his or her ballet conditioning and dance dexterity. This class will provide an energetic workout with challenging dance combinations to keep the adult dancer dancing!

This class offers a flexible group lesson format that allows you to plan around your schedule. Classes are limited in size, and enrollment requires payment for four classes in advance. However, students will not be charged for planned absences (24 hours notice required). Enrollment and course curriculum are ongoing throughout the semester.

Beginner Tap ClassAges: 7-12, Wednesdays, 5:30–6:30pmTuition: $150.00Classes start January 28, 2015Instructor: Ashlyn BigleyFor the beginner studying the basic fundamentals of tap technique this is a fun class that introduces all styles of tap. From traditional rhythm tap to a broad range of tap such as Broadway theater and modern rhythmic styles, this class will get our young tappers started on the right foot! Tap shoes required.

Advanced Beginner Tap TechniqueAges: 9-15, Tuesdays, 5:15–6:15pmTuition: $167.50Classes start January 27, 2015Instructor: Beth CaprioFor the advanced beginner who has accomplished the beginner vocabulary in tap techniques (such as shuffles, cramp rolls, Maxi Fords and the waltz clog), and is still cultivating the basic fundamentals of tap techniques. All styles of tap are taught, from traditional rhythm tap to a broad range of tap such as Broadway theater, Fred Astaire and rhythmic styles of today. Tap shoes required.

Intermediate/Advanced Theater Rhythm Tap Ages: 11–18, Tuesdays, 6:15–7:15pmTuition: $167.50Classes start January 27, 2015Instructor: Beth Caprio

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For the intermediate tap dancer who has mastered basic tap fundamentals such as shuffles, time steps, Irishes, Maxi Fords and cramp rolls. Students develop a personal style and musicality by creating their own rhythms and sounds. Intermediate rhythmic tap choreography is taught and dancers explore improvisation. This class enables dancers to excel in tap dance. Tap shoes required.

Repertoire and Tap Technique Prerequisite: Rhythm and Sole Audition Ages: 13–18, Tuesdays, 8:15–9:15pm Tuition: $167.50Classes start January 27, 2015Instructor: Beth Caprio Building on a strong foundation in tap and jazz, this advanced class is part of the required curriculum for the Rhythm & Sole Tap Ensemble. Enrollment is by audition only. Tap shoes required.

Adult TapAges: 19 and up, Tuesdays, 7:15–8:15pmTuition: $13.50 per classClasses start January 13, 2015Instructor: Beth CaprioFor the aspiring hoofer, this class will have you doing a soft shoe to Tea for Two and shuffling off to Buffalo in no time. Come learn all styles of tap and razzle-dazzle your friends and family. Already have some tap experience? This class is tailored to challenge any level. Tap shoes required.

This class offers a flexible group lesson format that allows you to plan around your schedule. Classes are limited in size, and enrollment requires payment for four classes in advance. However, students will not be charged for planned absences (24 hours notice required). Enrollment and course curriculum are ongoing throughout the semester.

Beginner/Advanced Beginner Jazz TechniqueAges: 8–13, Tuesdays, 6:15–7:15pmTuition: $167.50Classes start January 27, 2015Instructor: Madeline BarnesChildren are taught the fundamentals and language of jazz in an atmosphere of encouragement, discipline and warmth. Emphasis is on correct placement and development of rhythm and isolation, which allow more freedom of expression and movement.

Intermediate Jazz TechniqueAges: 11–18, Tuesdays, 5:15–6:15pmTuition: $167.50Classes start January 27, 2015Instructor: Madeline BarnesTechnique is the foundation for all dance movement. A strong technical foundation in jazz enables a dancer to focus on the stylistic and performance aspects of dance.

Advanced Jazz Technique and Conditioning Prerequisite: jazz and ballet experience Ages: 12–18, Tuesdays, 7:15–8:15pm Tuition: $167.50 Classes start January 27, 2015Instructor: Madeline BarnesThis advanced technique class emphasizes the concept of isolation technique, a feature common to all the different and personal characteristics of jazz dance. While building strength and stamina, the essential skills of focus, projection, interpretation and style, linked to the ability to absorb and memorize choreography, are also developed.

DANCE ENSEMBLE

The Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts Rhythm & Sole Tap Ensemble Ages: 11–18, Thursdays, 5:15-9:15pm Selected by audition, members of the Rhythm & Sole Tap Ensemble will be required to attend the Tuesday tap and jazz classes recommended by the Director. The ensemble rehearsals will take place on Thursdays, 5:30-9:30pm. (Times within the four hours may vary dependent on casting. Dancers will be required to rehearse for two of the four hours) Tuition: $660.00 per term Classes start January 29, 2015Instructor: Beth Caprio Under the direction of Beth Caprio, The Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts’ own resident tap ensemble meets twice a week to study and rehearse for performance opportunities. The ensemble is composed of two groups that rehearse at appropriate levels and then combine their talents for performance opportunities. Past appearances by the ensemble have included Walt Disney World, as the opening act for private concerts such as Maroon 5, Daughtry and the Counting Crows, and the Big Apple Tap Festival in New York City. The youth tap repertoire includes cutting-edge choreography in everything from classical jazz to musical theater, hip-hop and funk. Enrollment is by audition only.



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Level I: Setting the StageAges: 7–9, Saturdays, 11:15 am–1:15pmTuition: $195.00Class starts: January 24, 2015 Instructor: Jack HollowayThis class focuses on developing the skills, vocabulary, and knowledge a young theater performer needs to sustain a performance, engage an audience, and grow as an artist. Setting the Stage develops the young actor’s toolkit through creative play, pantomime, reading, and acting out familiar stories and characters. As the class progresses this spring, it will focus on developing the actors’ physical abilities, character connection, emotional comprehension, and listening and focusing skills.

Level II: Creating ConnectionsAges: 10–12, Saturdays, 11:15 am–1:15pm Tuition: $195.00Class starts: January 24, 2015 Instructor: Jarrett KoskiLevel II continues the refinement of skills covered in Level I while beginning the development of the core elements of body, mind, voice and imagination. Students explore the role that each of these tools plays in character creation, the character’s connection to setting, and the actor’s listening and focusing skills. Further expansion of work in a collaborative ensemble will be linked with monologue reading and writing, and scene work.

Level III: Drama in MotionAges: 13–16, Saturdays, 9:00–11:00amTuition: $195.00Class starts: January 24, 2015 Instructor: Jack HollowayLevel III further develops the actor’s physical skills through various techniques applied to the vocal and physical work of the singer/actor to assist in the creation of stronger and more truthful moments. The application of these skills and scripts from modern and classic playwrights is used in the performance at the end of the semester.

Level IV: Focused StudiesAges: 14–18, Saturdays, 9:00–11:00amTuition: $195.00Class starts: January 24, 2015 Instructor: Jack HollowayVarious Guest ArtistsLevel IV addresses the needs of the teen actor who is preparing material for competition and college auditions, delving deeper into understanding the role of the actor in professional theater. Students focus on the world of the playwright, learning to create truthful moments from a published play. Class work focuses on the growth and skill development of each individual student through monologues, duets, and student directed pieces from both original written works and classic dramatic repertoire. Students collaborate on performance pieces to be presented at the end of the fall and winter/spring semester.



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Ages: 14-18, Wednesdays, 5:30 – 7:00pmTuition per term: $165.00Class starts: January 14, 2015Instructor: Jarrett KoskiPreparing for a musical theater career requires acquiring and maintaining optimal performance modes. For the dancer, that means a healthy body and a comprehensive understanding of ballet, jazz and tap. For the singer, it means a healthy voice, proper warm up and vocalization techniques and building a versatile repertoire. For the actor, it means an effective résumé and head shot as well as methods for approaching cold readings and character/script research. This class will give you the tools to enable you stay in all around great shape.

Musical Theater Intensive:”No Business Like Show Business” Ages: 14-18, Wednesdays, 7:00 – 8:30pmTuition per term: $165.00 Class starts: January 14, 2015Instructor: Jarrett KoskiThis spring, through songs, monologues and dance, high school students will have the opportunity to explore the business of show business. This course is designed to help students break out of their shell by exploring what sparked their love for the theater through songs, original monologues and collaboration in group numbers. In addition, students will learn the concepts of dramatic interpretation while other aspects of vocal technique, articulation and projection will be reviewed as they prepare solos, duets and group numbers, culminating in a final cabaret production.

I Can Do That… Broadway Cabaret*Ages: 8–10, Thursdays, 5:30–7:00pmTuition per term: $165.00 Class starts: January 15, 2015Instructor: Jarrett Koski & Hayley MatraiWhether you are already a musical star or just want to explore your potential, this class will guide you in the development of the “triple threat” musical theater skills of acting, singing and dancing. This semester students will explore some of the classic musical theater characters of the Broadway stage while reinforcing the musical theater performance techniques of physicality, vocal pitch, articulation and projection, creating more experienced and confident performers.

Spotlight: Broadway Cabaret – “You Can’t Stop the Beat!”* Ages: 11-14, Thursdays, 7pm–8:30pmTuition per term: $165.00 Class starts: January 15, 2015Instructor: Jarrett Koski & Hayley Matrai“You Can’t Stop the Beat” with the Spotlight musical theater class this semester as we explore different Broadway musicals from several decades and see how they were created! Students will have the opportunity to bring characters to life, explore song lyrics as monologue and write original scenes; enhancing their choreography skills and bringing a deeper understanding of vocal techniques, articulation and projection in solos, duets and group numbers. Students will participate in a full cabaret production with the I Can Do That class.

*Both Broadway Cabaret courses are wonderful preparation for our summer production course Next Stop Broadway: Let It Go

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Singing StarsAges: 7–9, Wednesdays, 5:15–6:30pmTuition per term: $135.00Class starts: January 14, 2015 Instructor: Carolyn ClineDoes your child love to sing? This class prepares the young sing-er for performing by combining favorite songs and fun games to teach music literacy. Students enjoy singing a variety of entertaining, age-appropriate repertoire, including songs from musicals such as Annie, Oliver and Disney classics. This class culminates with a presen-tation at the end of the term.

The Ruth Eckerd Hall Children’s Choir Ages: 7–12, Saturdays, 9:00–11:00amTuition: $195.00 Class starts: January 24, 2015Instructors: Kathy Bawel, Bill CusickThe Ruth Eckerd Hall Children’s Choir prides itself both in entertaining its audiences and in achieving music literacy for all its members. Students are trained in sight-reading, vocal technique, and two and three-part harmony. Performances reflect a diversity of choral reper-toire, and a variety of venues. Past performances include appear-ances at Disney World and Busch Gardens. Come be a part of this fun and high-level performance choir!

Bella Voce Girls’ ChoirAges: 12–16, Saturdays, 11:30 - 1:30amTuition: $195.00Class starts: January 24, 2015Instructors: Rosemary Collins, Judith HurstThis is an auditioned choir for intermediate girls in grades 6–10. Students in this choir will focus on vocal tone, choral blend, and inde-pendent part singing. They will receive individualized music theory study and will perform in a seasonal concert at the end of the fall semester and the Main Stage Spring Concert. Additional field trip / master class opportunities and performance opportunities may also be available.

Basso Voce Boys’ Choir Ages: 12–16, Saturdays, 9–11amTuition: $195.00Class starts: January 24, 2015Instructor: Kody WallaceThis is an exciting opportunity for intermediate boys in grades 6–10. Students in this choir will focus on vocal tone, choral blend, and independent part singing with repertoire specific to the developing young male voice. They will receive music theory study and will per-form in a seasonal concert at the end of the fall semester and the Main Stage Spring Concert. Additional performance opportunities at various sports events will also be available.

Center Stage Mixed Ensemble Prerequisite: Must be a high school student or have approval of the Director of EducationAges: 14–18, Saturdays, 11:30 am–1:30pm Tuition: $207.50Class starts: January 24, 2015Instructors: Kathy Bawel, Bill CusickThe Center Stage Mixed Ensemble is an auditioned group of expe-rienced male and female students in grades 9–12. This ensemble

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gives students an opportunity to learn varied choral repertoire and to build musician-ship at a college preparatory level. Students will have many opportunities to perform both on and off the Ruth Eckerd Hall campus, and this spring the choir will perform in Washington D.C.

Center Stage TroupePrerequisite: Must be a member of the Center Stage EnsembleAges: 14–18, Saturdays, 1:30 pm–2:30pm Materials Fee: $50.00Class starts: January 24, 2015Instructors: Kathy Bawel, Bill CusickStudents from 14 to 18 years of age may apply to become part of this ensemble that performs a varied repertoire of music at hospitals, senior centers, at events for charities, and in partnership with Morton Plant Mease Hospitals. This ensemble brings an atmo-sphere of healing to members of our community through the joy of music with songs which are selected, rehearsed and choreographed by the students. This experience can serve to broaden awareness of alternative career opportunities and the role of the arts in medicine while developing a deeper understanding of the connection between students and the community. Participants are eligible to use the Center Stage Troupe as their community service project for Bright Futures Scholarships.

CLEARWATER CHORUS Come experience the joy of singing and community building with vocalists from around Pinellas County. With more than forty years of tradition, the Clearwater Chorus is the official adult chorus of Ruth Eckerd Hall. Chorus members can look forward to performing a variety of musical styles and genres.*

Ages: 19 and up, Tuesdays, 6:30 – 8:00pm Class starts: January 13, 2015Fees per term: $50.00 Concert Date: Sunday March 22, 2015 (location TBD)Instructors: Darrell Day (Conductor); Rita Rostron (Accompanist)

CLEARWATER CHORUS SINGERS The Clearwater Chorus Singers are an auditioned group of vocalists from the Clear-water Chorus looking to augment their choral studies and vocal development with challenging repertoire. Ages: 19 and up, Tuesdays, 8:15 – 9:15pmClass starts: January 13, 2015 Concert Date: Sunday March 22, 2015 (location TBD)Instructors: Darrell Day (Conductor); Rita Rostron (Accompanist)

(*) Please note – rehearsals will be held at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church this term:St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church • 705 Michigan Boulevard, Dunedin, FL 34698



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The Ruth Eckerd Hall Lab Band Ages: 12–19, Mondays, 5:30–6:30pm Tuition: $156.50Class starts: January 26, 2015Lead Instructor: Frank Williams; Associate Instructor: Chris Touchton The Lab Band is designed to give the traditional band student an opportunity to learn jazz styles, theory, and literature. The Lab Band introduces students to jazz musicianship concepts which they apply to the performance of various forms of improvisatory music including the blues, big band, and traditional jazz standards. Stu-dents will gain instruction in the fundamentals of music, including reading, writing and listening activities as well as mastery of ele-ments essential for improvisation. With the recommendation of the instructors, students in this group may participate in Big Band 2.

Ruth Eckerd Hall Big Band 2Ages: 14–19, Mondays, 6:30–7:45pmTuition: $184.00Class starts: January 26, 2015Lead Instructor: Christopher De Leon; Associate Instructor: Chris Touchton

Ruth Eckerd Hall Big Band 1Ages: 14–19, Mondays, 7:45-9:00pmTuition: $209.00 Class starts: January 26, 2015Lead Instructor: Frank Williams; Associate Instructor: Christopher De LeonMembership in the Ruth Eckerd Hall Big Bands is decided through open audition and subject to the instrumental needs of each ensemble. Literature for both of these ensembles is selected to challenge and reward students seeking to take their love of Jazz to the next level. In each ensemble, the history and development of jazz music is explored, along with tools and opportunities for de-veloping their improvisation skills. Performance opportunities occur often throughout the fall and spring terms, and will be conveyed by the instructors.

Ruth Eckerd Hall/Clearwater Jazz Holiday Combo Ages: 14–19 by audition only. Mondays, 7:45-9:00pmTuition: Student tuition for this ensemble is sponsored in full by the Clearwater Jazz Holiday Class starts: January 26, 2015Lead Instructor: Frank Williams; Associate Instructor: Christopher De LeonThis auditioned ensemble features students from the Ruth Eckerd Big Bands who have established themselves through participa-tion, leadership, and musicianship. Through the sponsorship of the Clearwater Jazz Holiday, participants in the Ruth Eckerd Hall/Clear-water Jazz Holiday Combo will receive a full scholarship for all Jazz studies programs in which they are enrolled for the 2014–2015 season.

For more information on this ensemble or for an audition please call 727-712-2706.

The Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts is well known for setting the standard for jazz education in the Tampa Bay Area. The program reaches out to and draws jazz students from four surrounding counties, and many former students are now studying in our country’s top music schools including Berklee College of Music, Manhattan School of Music, and Boston Conservatory.

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Music. Membership. Making a Difference. Become a member of the Ruth Eckerd Hall family today! Make a difference in the life of a child while enjoying these great benefits:• $20 enrollment fee waived for

educational programs• Free educational lesson (ask us how!!)• Members have ability to buy before

general public

Membership is tax-deductible, to the extent allowed by law Contact us at 727.712.2720 or [email protected].

Thank you to our 2014 – 15 Grantors!Support for Ruth Eckerd Hall is provided in part through the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture, the National Endowment for the Arts, the City of Clearwater and the Leading Ladies of Ruth Eckerd Hall. The Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts is supported in part by The Tampa Bay Times Fund, Inc., Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc., the Pinellas Community Foundation, Friends of Music, Pinellas Cultural Foundation, Macy’s, Florida Blue, the Nichols Foundation, South Arts, the Lightning Foundation, New York Life, UPS, GTE Foundation, The Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation, Inc., Wells Fargo, Clearwater Jazz Holiday and the Volunteer Usher Fund.

On Camera Acting IAges: 8–10, Mondays, 5:15–6:45pmTuition per term: $140.00Class starts: January 12, 2015Instructor: Peggy Sheffield

On Camera Acting IIAges: 11–14, Wednesdays, 5:15–6:45pmClass starts: January 14, 2015Tuition per term: $140.00Instructor: Peggy Sheffield

Adult On Camera ActingAges: 18 and up, Wednesdays, 7:00–9:00pmClass starts: January 14, 2015Tuition: $25.00 per classInstructor: Peggy SheffieldAuditions, character development, camera technique, memorization and overcoming nerves! Taught by professional actor Peggy Sheffield, this class is for those already working in the TV/film industry as well as serious actors seeking a deeper connection to their roles and a higher level of work. This class is designed to improve existing skills, develop new skills and techniques, and prepare students to work as professionals.

This classes offer a flexible group lesson format that allows you to plan around your schedule. Classes are limited in size, and enrollment requires payment for four classes in advance. However, students will not be charged for planned absences (24 hours notice required). Enrollment and course curriculum are ongoing throughout the semester.

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Scholarships & Tuition AssistanceThe Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts is dedicated to making the arts accessible for all. Thanks to the sponsorship of individuals, corporations, and grants, tuition assistance is available to anyone who wishes to study with the Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts at Ruth Eckerd Hall. Please call 727-712-2706 for more information.

Enrollment InformationHow to Register

Phone: 727-712-2706Online: www.HoffmanSchoolOfTheArts.com

Mail: The Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts1111 McMullen Booth Road

Clearwater, FL 33759FAX: 727-791-7449

Enrollment forms are available on our website.

• Separate enrollment forms are required for each student.• Online, phone, and/or faxed enrollments must include credit card

payment.• A $20 enrollment fee is required for each student. Enrollment fees

are waived for all Ruth Eckerd Hall Members.• Tuition assistance is available for students with financial need.• Payment plans are available (fees may apply). Please contact an

Education Associate for more information.• Tuition is nonrefundable. Refunds and credits for classes will ONLY

be issued if a class is cancelled by MPH.• Faculty assignments are subject to change. Credentials are

available upon request.

Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts Faculty & Staff

Sharon Reid-Kane, Senior Director of EducationJahn Van De Putte, Director of Instruction

Sean Fote, Associate Director of InstructionMegan DelMonte, Marketing Manager

Jared O’Roark, Artistic Production Manager to the CEOCynthia Hook, Education AssociateMelissa Nolan, Education Associate

Alex Perez, Education AssociateJack Holloway, Drama Department Chair

Jarrett Koski, Musical Theater Department Chair

And join us for all the adventures our Summer Classes offer!

Registration begins in March.

Follow the yellow brick road …

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CLASS GENRE AGE GROUP DAY/TIME TUITION START DATEOn Camera Acting I On Camera 8–10 Mondays, 5:15–6:45 pm $140.00 Jan 12, 2015

The Ruth Eckerd Hall Lab Band Jazz Studies 12–19 Mondays, 5:30–6:30 pm $156.50 Jan 26, 2015

Ruth Eckerd Hall Big Band 1 Jazz Studies 14–19 Mondays, 7:45-9:00 pm $209.00 Jan 26, 2015

Ruth Eckerd Hall Big Band 2 Jazz Studies 14–19 Mondays, 6:30–7:45 pm $184.00 Jan 26, 2015

Ruth Eckerd Hall/Clearwater Jazz Holiday Combo Jazz Studies 14–19 by audition only Mondays, 7:45-9:00 pm N/A Jan 26, 2015

Adult Tap Dance 19 and up Tuesdays, 7:15–8:15 pm $13.50 per class Jan 13, 2015

Clearwater Chorus Choir 19 and up Tuesdays, 6:30– 8:00pm $50.00 Jan 13, 2015

Clearwater Chorus Singers Choir 19 and up Tuesdays, 8:15– 9:15pm N/A Jan 13, 2015

Beginner/Advanced Beginner Jazz Technique Dance 8–13 Tuesdays, 6:15–7:15 pm $167.50 Jan 27, 2015

Advanced Beginner Tap Technique Dance 9-15 Tuesdays, 5:15–6:15 pm $167.50 Jan 27, 2015

Intermediate Jazz Technique Dance 11–18 Tuesdays, 5:15–6:15 pm $167.50 Jan 27, 2015

Intermediate/Advanced Theater Rhythm Tap Dance 11–18 Tuesdays, 6:15–7:15 pm $167.50 Jan 27, 2015

Advanced Jazz Technique and Conditioning Dance 12–18 Tuesdays, 7:15–8:15 pm $167.50 Jan 27, 2015

Repertoire and Tap Technique Dance 13–18 Tuesdays, 8:15–9:15 pm $167.50 Jan 27, 2015

Singing Stars Choir 7–9 Wednesdays, 5:15–6:30 pm $135.00 Jan 14, 2015

Beginner Tap Class Dance 7-12 Wednesdays, 5:30–6:30 pm $150.00 Jan 28, 2015

Next! Auditioning and Conditioning Musical Theater 14-18 Wednesdays, 5:30–7:00pm $165.00 Jan 14, 2015

Musical Theatre Intensive:”No Business Like Show Business” Musical Theater 14-18 Wednesdays, 7:00–8:30pm $165.00 Jan 14, 2015

On Camera Acting II On Camera 11–14 Wednesdays, 5:15–6:45 pm $140.00 Jan 14, 2015

Adult On Camera Acting On Camera 18 and up Wednesdays, 7:00–9:00 pm $25.00 per class Jan 14, 2015

Ballet Dance 6-12 Thursdays, 6:00–7:00 pm $150.00 Jan 15, 2015

Adult Ballet Technique Dance 16 & up Thursdays, 7:15-8:45 pm $20.00 per class Jan 15, 2015

I Can Do That… Broadway Cabaret Musical Theater 8–10 Thursdays, 5:30–7:00 pm $165.00 Jan 15, 2015

Spotlight: Broadway Cabaret – “You Can’t Stop the Beat!” Musical Theater 11-14 Thursdays, 7:00–8:30 pm $165.00 Jan 15, 2015

Rhythm & Sole Tap Ensemble Dance 11–18 Thursdays, 5:15-9:15pm $660.00 per term Jan 29, 2015

Drama Level I: Setting the Stage Drama 7–9 Saturdays, 11:15 am–1:15 pm $195.00 Jan 24, 2015

Drama Level II: Creating Connections Drama 10–12 Saturdays, 11:15 am–1:15 pm $195.00 Jan 24, 2015

Drama Level III: Drama in Motion Drama 13–16 Saturdays, 9:00–11:00 am $195.00 Jan 24, 2015

Drama Level IV: Focused Studies Drama 14–18 Saturdays, 9:00–11:00 am $195.00 Jan 24, 2015

The Ruth Eckerd Hall Children’s Choir Choir 7–12 Saturdays, 9:00–11:00 am $195.00 Jan 24, 2015

Basso Voce Boys’ Choir Choir 12–16 Saturdays, 9:00 –11:00 am $195.00 Jan 24, 2015

Bella Voce Girls’ Choir Choir 12–16 Saturdays, 11:30 am–1:30 pm $195.00 Jan 24, 2015

Center Stage Mixed Ensemble Choir 14–18 Saturdays, 11:30 am–1:30 pm $195.00 Jan 24, 2015

Center Stage Troupe Choir 14–18 Saturdays, 1:30 pm–2:30 pm Materials Fee: $50.00 Jan 24, 2015

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