Mainstage Center for the Arts Announces the List of Upcoming Events
Summer of Dance Camps, Theater Auditions, Stage Auditions Already Underway
Blackwood, NJ, July 09, 2019 --(PR.com)-- Mainstage Center for the Arts, a musical theater school and performing arts academy, has released a list of upcoming events for the summer.
The list of events includes:
School of Dance Recital (Dancing through Disney) on June 15, 2019
Summer Stage (Children’s theater, film, and tech) on June 18, 2019
Performing Arts Academy Recital (Heroes and villains through the ages) on June 22, 2019
Sounds of Summer (Opening Concert) on June 24, 2019
Dance Camps starting July 9, 2019
Children’s Theater Season (Opening night of high school musical) on July 10, 2019
Harmony Show Choir Auditions on July 13, 2019
In addition to the aforementioned, dancing enthusiasts of every skill level can participate in Mainstage School of Dance Camps. Kids dance camps are open for children ages 3-7. Classes will be offered three days a week with different themes and will be held on:
July 9-11, 2019 (Princess and prince week)
July 23-25, 2019 (Under the sea week)
August 6-8, 2019 (Super heroes week)
Company dance camps on the other hand, are open to dancers 13 years old and above, and will take place between July 16-18, 2019 and August 13-15, 2019. Beginner/intermediate camps will be organized between July 30 and August 1, and will be offered to dancers ages 8-12.
Mainstage has also announced that Natalie Wrigley, who was the assistant director of the Summer Stage Apprentice Program last year, will lead the direction team this year. Natalie interned with the program in 2017 and was a Summer Stage camper before that. She had this to say about this opportunity, “I am very excited for summer to see many smiling faces, both old and new! I can't wait for so many weeks full of summertime and happiness with some amazing kids! I am sure this will be the best summer yet!”
This year’s Summer Stage Video Film Camp will see Connor Poisel, a junior at Emerson College majoring in Visual and Media Arts production, co-direct the program. He has worked on several key projects, including the second season of the sitcom, “Dear Griff.” He is also quite upbeat about this opportunity, “My goal for this program is for every camper to leave with two things. One: a short film written, directed, and edited all by themselves, and two: the knowledge that they belong at a truly wonderful place. No matter who they are, every child has a place at Summer Stage.”
About Mainstage Center for the Arts: Mainstage Center for the Arts provides classes in acting, dance, voice, and musical theater to youth and adults. It’s mission is to create a vibrant, nurturing, and creative environment for learning performing arts.
To register for any of these programs or learn more about them, visit: https://mainstage.org/.
The list of events includes:
School of Dance Recital (Dancing through Disney) on June 15, 2019
Summer Stage (Children’s theater, film, and tech) on June 18, 2019
Performing Arts Academy Recital (Heroes and villains through the ages) on June 22, 2019
Sounds of Summer (Opening Concert) on June 24, 2019
Dance Camps starting July 9, 2019
Children’s Theater Season (Opening night of high school musical) on July 10, 2019
Harmony Show Choir Auditions on July 13, 2019
In addition to the aforementioned, dancing enthusiasts of every skill level can participate in Mainstage School of Dance Camps. Kids dance camps are open for children ages 3-7. Classes will be offered three days a week with different themes and will be held on:
July 9-11, 2019 (Princess and prince week)
July 23-25, 2019 (Under the sea week)
August 6-8, 2019 (Super heroes week)
Company dance camps on the other hand, are open to dancers 13 years old and above, and will take place between July 16-18, 2019 and August 13-15, 2019. Beginner/intermediate camps will be organized between July 30 and August 1, and will be offered to dancers ages 8-12.
Mainstage has also announced that Natalie Wrigley, who was the assistant director of the Summer Stage Apprentice Program last year, will lead the direction team this year. Natalie interned with the program in 2017 and was a Summer Stage camper before that. She had this to say about this opportunity, “I am very excited for summer to see many smiling faces, both old and new! I can't wait for so many weeks full of summertime and happiness with some amazing kids! I am sure this will be the best summer yet!”
This year’s Summer Stage Video Film Camp will see Connor Poisel, a junior at Emerson College majoring in Visual and Media Arts production, co-direct the program. He has worked on several key projects, including the second season of the sitcom, “Dear Griff.” He is also quite upbeat about this opportunity, “My goal for this program is for every camper to leave with two things. One: a short film written, directed, and edited all by themselves, and two: the knowledge that they belong at a truly wonderful place. No matter who they are, every child has a place at Summer Stage.”
About Mainstage Center for the Arts: Mainstage Center for the Arts provides classes in acting, dance, voice, and musical theater to youth and adults. It’s mission is to create a vibrant, nurturing, and creative environment for learning performing arts.
To register for any of these programs or learn more about them, visit: https://mainstage.org/.
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