Drama

Drama club is an exciting time to let loose, have fun, and be yourself!

Class Provider : Body, Heart, and Mind Academy SKU: Class fees:Bryant:2023-24:Winter:Drama Categories: , , Tags: , , , ,

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Class activities will encourage students to speak up and take risks by exploring characters and situations of their own creation. Students will problem solve in real time in order to move through out of this world conflicts that arise between these characters, and work on their feet with their classmates in order to find resolutions through creative storytelling, practice collaborative script writing, and culminate in a fully formed and rehearsed play to be performed on the final day. Students will be encouraged to practice active listening; through the practices of  listening and empathy we will be able to collaborate to tell stories that are meaningful and fun. Students will leave equipped with life skills such as public speaking, confidence, and flexible thinking that will carry with them through whatever disciplines they choose to pursue.

Instructor: Matthew Lang

Day of Week: Fridays

Time: 2:30 pm to 3:30 pm

Dates of Classes: 1/5, 1/12, 1/19, 1/26, 2/2, 2/9, 2/16, 2/23 no class, 3/1, 3/8, 3/15, 3/22, 3/29, 4/5 – 13 classes

Location: Music Room 105

Grades: 3-5

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Body, Heart, and Mind Academy
The Body+Heart+Mind Academy is anchored in the holistic enrichment of children through movement and performing arts curriculum. Children will:

Engage their bodies to grow coordination, strength, agility, flexibility and endurance through challenging obstacle courses, choreography, yoga, creative movement, and conditioning.
Engage their minds to solve challenging problems, analyze, and learn the pedagogy behind their enrichment subject.
Engage their hearts by expanding empathy, learning coping mechanisms by finding success on the other side of failure, and by having conversations that foster a greater multicultural understanding.

MATTHEW LANG, FOUNDER: A native to the Seattle area, Matthew began early with movement competing in gymnastics for 10 years and then moved on to study Musical Theatre at Point Park University’s Conservatory. He has now been an educator teaching movement and performance in the Puget Sound Region for 15 years. Matthew is active in the community operating through the lens of race and social justice equity with the goal of centering the needs of marginalized and vulnerable communities.

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