THE SCHOOL AT MMT
MUSICAL THEATRE
WHETHER TRAINING FOR A CAREER AS A PROFESSIONAL PERFORMER, OR LOOKING TO BUILD CONCENTRATION AND DISCIPLINE, OR EXPERIENCE CREATIVE SELF EXPRESSION - MMT EMBRACES ALL ASPIRATIONS. MUSICAL THEATRE STUDENTS ARE ORGANIZED BY AGE AND WE ENCOURAGE OUR INSTRUCTORS TO DIFFERENTIATE BASED ON ABILITY TO ENSURE THAT EVERYONE CONTINUES TO GROW AT THEIR OWN LEVEL.
2023 WINTER SESSION: JANUARY 16 - APRIL 10
Instructor: LUCINDA FISHER
FAIRY TALES & FABLES
Ages 5 - 7
MONDAY 4:00 PM - 5:00PM
$350/ student
Any and all fairytales and fables! Come join Molly as we sing, dance, and act our way through a magical fairytale. We will explore movement and voice through fun theatrical games and exercises. All you need to bring is your imagination and your talent. See you there!
Instructor: MOLLY LOGAN
YOUTH ON BROADWAY
Ages 8 - 11
MONDAY 5:00PM - 6:00PM
$350/ student
Students will learn and apply practical performing techniques to successfully audition, rehearse,
and collaborate. This will range from preparing a 16-bar song cut, to composing a resumé, building vocal stamina, choreography, building confidence in solo work, and singing with a group ensemble. This course will culminate in a final presentation to showcase newly acquired skills in a performance themed “Youth on Broadway”. Our performance will feature songs, dances, and scene work from popular and contemporary musicals performed on Broadway.
Instructor: MOLLY LOGAN
EXPLORING JUKEBOX MUSICALS & REVIEWS
Ages 12 - 17
MONDAY 5:00PM - 6:00PM
$350/ student
Gain exposure to the sucess of the Jukebox musical. Study the impact of ABBA, Cher, Elvis Presley, The Tempations and more. Build your confidence and your book with age-appropriate 16 and 32-bar-cuts showcasing your vocal range and personality. Examine the history, analyze songs, study scenes, and work as an ensemble to create a unique review.
Instructor: ANNA HENTZ
COSTUMING 101
WEDNESDAY 4:00PM - 5:00PM $350/ student
This class introduces the principles and terminology used in the process of designing costumes for the stage. Class assignments will develop skills in costume design and focus on specific elements of design, variety, characterization, and stylization. Assignments and projects will emphasize different aspects of costume design, focusing on research character exploration and visual concept, as well as learning practical aspects of production: use fabric and crafts, costume construction, paper work, and effective communication skills in design presentation.
Instructor: JORDAN BRENNAN
SEWING 101
WEDNESDAY 5:00PM - 6:00PM $350/ student
Curious about sewing but have found the task daunting? This class will demystify the sewing machine and set you up for sewing success! You will learn the components of a sewing machine, terminology, operating a sewing machine, threading a machine, bobbin winding, stitch variations, seam types, materials, and planning for sewing projects. You will practice sewing in class and then sew a small project for yourself using the skills you’ve learned.