Triple Threat Workshops for Teens

Broadway Rose Theatre Company continues its musical theater performance training workshop for teens with the final session in the series: Dance It!

Each of the three sessions – Act It!, Sing It!, and Dance It! – was designed to stand alone, however, students are encouraged to enroll in all sessions for the greatest breadth of musical theater knowledge and skill-building.

Dance It! – ENROLLING NOW
Mondays, Apr. 8 – May 20, 2013, 6:30 – 9:00 p.m.
A series of seven, weekly classes focusing on both classic and contemporary musical theater choreography. Classes will conclude with a Gala Showcase on May 20. Each class will include a significant warm-up, across-the-floor work, and a dance combination that incorporates techniques practiced across-the-floor. Students will leave the class having learned five different musical theater combinations and having experienced a professional dance audition environment.
Registration deadline: Apr. 2

Enrollment
Open to students in grades 7 – 12, or have just graduated from high school.
Space is limited and classes will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. To sign up, download the registration form here.

Classes and showcases will be at Broadway Rose’s New Stage, 12850 SW Grant Avenue in Tigard.

Fee: $275 per session.

Meet the Instructors:

Isaac Lamb: Drammy Award-winning actor and youth theater veteran Isaac Lamb has taught Broadway Rose teen workshops for the past three years, directing productions of The Music Man, Fiddler on the Roof, Jr., and Big River. He’s performed at Broadway Rose as Captain von Trapp in The Sound of Music, Chester Talbot in the world premiere of Ripper, and in A Very Merry PDX-mas and Forbidden Broadway. Isaac starred in the national tour of Defending the Caveman and has performed locally with Portland Center Stage in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Artists Repertory Theatre in Assassins, and Third Rail Repertory Theatre in The Lying Kind, Kiss Me Like You Mean It, and The Wonderful World of Dissocia. He is a proud company member of Third Rail. Isaac recently directed Sweet Charity at Lakewood Theatre Company and has been teaching and directing young theater artists for more than a decade.

Annie Kaiser: Annie has worked with Broadway Rose for the past twelve seasons as a director, performer, costumer, teacher, and most recently as Assistant Director of The Sound of Music. She has directed Broadway Rose children’s productions of Sleeping Beauty, The Frog Prince, and last summer’s Beauty and the Beast and Pinocchio. Annie’s roles at BRTC include Veronica in The Case of the Dead Flamingo Dancer, Mama Morton in Chicago, Kaye in The Taffetas and A Taffeta Christmas (Drammy), and an ensemble member in the world premiere of the musical Ripper, which she also assistant directed. She has also performed at other Portland-area theaters, most recently appearing as Martha Watson in Lakewood Theatre’s production of White Christmas (OTAS). This September, Annie traveled to London to train at The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art; she received her prior theater training at University of Washington. Annie works as the performing arts coordinator at West Linn High School.

Questions? For information about registration or payment, contact Emma Lubin at 503.906.2378 or emma@broadwayrose.org. For questions about the content or structure of the series, please email Isaac Lamb at isaaclamb@yahoo.com.