Spring Theatre Arts Classes
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Adults & Teens (13+)
STAGE MAKEUP
APRIL 5-26 (1:00-3:00 p.m.)
 4 Saturdays • Limit 12 • Fee: $92 (makeup kit & supplies)
 Instructor: Steve Peterson
This basic stage and character makeup class will include how-to’s for facial hair, and scars, discussions of technique, style, and more. Students are asked to bring a small mirror. Materials fee includes a basic makeup kit, brushes, 3-D makeup and facial hair supplies to be handed out at the first class.

Grades 3-5
FRACTURED FAIRY TALES - Sorry, Class FULL
MARCH 27 - MAY 22 (5:00-6:00 p.m.)
 (No Class April 17)
  8 Thursdays • Limit 16 • Fee: $67
  Instructor: Carrie Eicher
Have you ever wanted to re-write the ending to Cinderella? What if the slipper did not fit? Come explore this, and other stories, as we work to create new and exciting versions of fairy tales. We will use the art of improvisation and character creation to develop alternate endings to the well known fairy tales we have all come to love. At the end of the course we will choose one of our stories to share with friends and family.

Grades 6-8
CHARACTERS WANTED: 2
MARCH 24 - APRIL 28 (4:00-5:00 p.m.)
 6 Mondays • Limit 15 • Fee: $50
 Instructor: Claudia Haas
While this class is a continuation of the “Characters Wanted: I” class, students need NOT have taken the first session to register for this class. Actors will work on creating characters physically, intellectually, and from the heart and will be introduced to new tools. Work will be a combination of improv and award-winning plays designed especially for their age-range, and will be tailored to the needs of the students. (Class recital April 28 at 5:30 p.m.)

Grades 8-12
ADVANCED ACTING: 2
MARCH 24 - APRIL 28 (5:00-6:00 p.m.)
 6 Mondays • Limit 12 • Fee: $50
 Instructor: Claudia Haas
While this class is a continuation of the “Advanced Acting: 1” , students need NOT have taken the first session to register for this class. This class is designed for more advanced acting students. Learn how to “score a script” as they do on Broadway, creating their own blocking and inner monologues. Students will work on scenes from newly published material designed for advanced teen performers. Class recital April 28 at 5:30 p.m.)

THE FINE PRINT:
PLEASE READ & SAVE THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT INFO

1. Students must pre-register.
2. Assume your registration has been accepted. No confirmations will be sent.
3. If a class is full or cancelled, you will be notified and issued a full refund.
4. Capacity is limited (see class description). Class limits are strictly enforced, no exceptions.
5. Classes are filled on a first-come, first-served basis.
6. Sorry, we cannot pro-rate, refund, or issue credit for missed classes.
7. If you have to cancel more than 10 days before a class, you will receive a refund, less a $5 clerical fee. Less than 10 days before a class, no credit or refund will be issued.
8. Limited scholarships are available to qualified applicants on a first-come, first-served basis.
9. Visitors are not allowed in class. This policy is for the safety and comfort of our students.
10. Students must wear comfortable clothes that allow for movement.
11. Absolutely no gum, food, or drinks allowed in the theater (water is OK).
12. Cell phones must be turned off during class.
    

Questions? Call 651-426-3275 or email: office@lakeshoreplayers.com

INSTRUCTORS

CARRIE EICHER is a licensed K-6 elementary teacher who specializes in the creative arts. She received a Master’s degree in integrating the creative arts into the classroom and has been teaching drama and dance for the past 15 years. She has been in numerous stage productions. The arts are her passion and she believes that all students should be given the opportunity to explore the world of dance and theater.

CLAUDIA HAAS has taught at Lakeshore Players for 20 years. She also teaches theatre at Phipps Center for the Arts, various community centers, arts centers and in area schools. Her teaching led her to playwrighting where she creates plays for her students. Her plays have been widely done—over 400 productions to date and have won numerous awards. In 2007, her plays were selected (every month) to be in festivals around the country. Plays created for the Zapping classes have had a great year and all have been produced, published or included in new Ten-Minute Play anthologies. She directs at local theatres and is always looking to provide a theatrical experience for those who wish it.

STEVEN P. PETERSON
has acted and directed with numerous theaters locally including Theatre de la Jeune Lune, The Jungle, Park Square, Theatre in the Round, Frank Theatre, Lakeshore Player and Actors Theatre of Minnesota. He
currently presents Stage Makeup workshops for various theaters and college theater departments. He was the resident Stage Makeup Instructor for the
Chimera Theatre Co. for seven years and is frequently requested to perform makeup demonstrations and assist theater groups with makeup projects.