Triple Threat Levels 1 & 2
12 weeks
Triple Threat Level 1 & 2 is designed to provide beginning and intermediate elementary students the opportunity to learn and develop foundational acting, singing, and dancing skills while having fun and building lifelong friendships with fellow students.
Students who take one semester of Triple Threat will feel more confident and comfortable working with and performing in front of peers and parents, as well as preparing for future auditions.
Students who consistently take Triple Threat throughout their elementary years will have a strong foundation in all three skills and will be confident and prepared for placement auditions for Triple Threat Levels 3 & 4, SOPA’s Performance Classes, as well as performance opportunities at their school, church, and throughout the community.
Fall 2022 Themes
Level 1 – Winter Wonderland
Level 2 – Mixed up Fairytales
Instructor
Liesl Cruz
CLASSES
Triple Threat Level 1 & 2
Triple Threat Level 1
Saturdays 9:50 – 10:50 – Grades K – 2nd
During class students will:
- Bond as a group
- Develop focusing and listening skills
- Begin to communicate information to peers via dramatization
- Learn and develop acting skills such as sensory awareness, stage movement, and vocalization
- Learn the basics of storytelling by working with winter themed scripts
- Learn and develop dance skills such as moving to the beat, body awareness, choreography and dance vocabulary
- Learn and develop singing skills such as rhythm, vocal registers, pitch matching, vocal control & expression, and diction
- Relate movement to music and stories
- Imagine characters and develop movement to create characters
- Work together to create tableaus, pantomime plays, and scripted work
$160
Triple Threat Level 2
Saturdays 11:00 – 12:00 – Grades 3rd – 6th
During class students will:
- Bond as a group
- Develop focusing and listening skills
- Begin to communicate information to peers via dramatization
- Learn and develop acting skills such as sensory awareness, stage movement, and vocalization
- Learn the basics of storytelling by writing their own short plays
- Learn and develop dance skills such as moving to the beat, body awareness, choreography and dance vocabulary
- Learn and develop singing skills such as rhythm, vocal registers, pitch matching, vocal control & expression, and diction
- Relate movement to music and stories
- Imagine characters and develop movement to create characters
- Work together to create tableaus, pantomime plays, and scripted work
$160
SUPPORTED IN PART BY A GRANT FROM THE SHREVEPORT REGIONAL ARTS COUNCIL WITH FUNDS FROM THE CITY OF SHREVEPORT
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