Musical Theatre Camp 2010 (August 28 - September 5) begins in just:
Imagine the thrill of performing "The Wiz"
after only 8 days of rehearsal!
That's exactly what last summer's musical theatre campers did!
This summer at Inter provincial Music Camp, you can actually become a part of such an exciting musical theatre performance! Students will learn by doing as they are directed and coached by the pros in acting, singing, movement and some basic dance. Workshops and discussions with a guest musical theatre professional will help aspiring young performers interested in learning more about "what it takes" to pursue a career in Musical Theatre.
The major portion of the week will be devoted to practical work, rehearsal and preparation for the public performance. Students who are very dedicated and prepared to work hard are encouraged to enroll in this program. The satisfaction and thrill of achieving a creditable performance within an 8-day period will forever be source of great pride to all who participate.
MUSICAL THEATRES SPECIAL FEATURES
Acting Classes
Casting and Rehearsal for this summer's musical
Voice and Choral work
Movement and Choreography
Costume, Scene and Make-up
- Online Registration is NOW OPEN. Click on the "Apply Now" button below to sign up for IMC 2010.
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Michael Schloegl - Director/Choreographer
Michael Schloegl has performed throughout the U.S. and Europe in productions such as West Side Story , Oklahoma , The Will Rogers Follies, A Chorus Line , and also a featured dancer and singer in the Atlantic City production of Legends in Concert.
Originally from Indianapolis , He now lives in NYC and works as a Director, Writer, Choreographer, and Costume Designer for his own and other independent productions.
Michael has received rave reviews for his one -man show, History Time Henry , where he travels to school assembly programs with his original musical production. He has also written other children's productions, Three Bears and A Babe , and Calling All Toys!, which were performed in a NYC children's theater. He enjoys teaching musical theatre workshops with Elementary and High School students, and also works as a director and choreographer for regional theatre productions.
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Mark Britt - Musical Director
Mark Britt is an active piano technician and musical director, pianist, singer and collaborative partner in New York City. After a Bachelor of Music degree in voice performance and a Master of Music degree in piano, Mark was active on the accompanying staff at Butler University, Indianapolis. After playing for hundreds of recitals around the Mid-West, Mark took off to London for the Piano Technology program at the University of Western Ontario [thanks IMC-Mom!]. From Canada to Germany's Seiler Pianofortefabrik to the Aspen Music Festival as a technician, Mark works with Steinway & Sons in Manhattan.Mark has either been Pianist or Musical Director for performances of works including Gianni Schicchi, Amahl, My Fair Lady, Cinderella, ...Drood, Man on the Rock and of course last year's successful performance of Footloose, the musical at IMC.
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Melanie McNeill - Technical Director
Melanie is a Toronto-based Set and Costume Designer who has been working in the city for the past ten years. Some of her favourite credits include Necessary Angel's Hamlet, Binti's Journey for the Theatre Direct (nominated for two Dora awards, including Outstanding Production), and every Videocabaret History Play in the last five years (winner of many Dora awards).
Melanie is the person who sewed all of the beads on the Lothloriens for the world premiere of The Lord Of The Rings, bedazzled more Super Troupers than she can remember (Mama Mia!), and has bejeweled the Radio City Music Hall Rockettes. She also does street theatre, puppetry, and film design.
Melanie's sets have been described as "simple yet striking" and "highly evocative". Melanie is a graduate of Ryerson Theatre School.
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