ENROLLMENT IS LIMITED
for both STC programs. For an application:
919.834.4001
get an application online
call
or
THERE ARE PARTIAL SCHOLORSHIPS
available. To find out more about them, please contact us:
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VENUE FOR BOTH PROGRAMS
Meymandi Theatre at the Murphey School
July 12 - 30, 2010
10am - 4pm
July 30 & 31, 2010
7pm
DEADLINE
Auditions for Richard III will be held following enrollment.
July 1, 10
DUE on or before the first day of the program.
$395
June 14 - 25, 2010
10am - 3pm
June 25, 2010
7pm
DEADLINE
June 1, 10
DUE on or before the first day of the program.
$245
A two week conservatory for students in grades 6-8 who want to explore all the possibllities the theatre offers.
STC Jr.
Our intensive, three-week conservatory for high school students interested in rigorous, professional training.
The conservatories are led by:
Ian Finley NYU MFA & BC's Education Director
This year, Ian Finley will be joined by the Nikki Tores, Director of Education for the Folger Theatre in Washington, DC. Students will learn a wide variety or subjects and techniques in classes with guest artists from fine educational institutions and professional theatres like:
STC Sr.
Preston Lane Triad Stage
John Gulley UNC Greensboro
Benny Sato Ambush NC School of the Arts
Benjamin Smith Professionally Certified
Kirby Wahl Elon College
If you are interested in technical theatre, STC may also be for you. We need students interested in stage management, assistant directing, set design, lighting design and costume design. If you aren’t a performer, but are interested in one of these areas, you too can participate in STC. You will participate in classes with the other students in the mornings, gaining a foundation in acting, movement and voice production, then be assigned to work on our production of LOVE'S LABOURS LOST (Summer, 2010) during the afternoons. You will receive professional oversight in your area during STC.
the Business of Acting
the Meisner approach
Creating Character
the Linklater approach
the Fitzmaurice method