Now open to homeschoolers!
DRAMA WORKOUT 2006-07

WHAT? (Drama Club)
WHO? Grades 3-8 (Ages 8-14),
WHEN? Thurdays, 3:15 to 5PM, August 31 - December 14
(we got started a week early on the 24th with whoever could make it, but we'll act like next week (the 31st) is the OFFICIAL kick off!)
WHERE? ICS Music Room (2nd floor, bldg A), 27A Jubiled Road, our new campus.
HOW? Sign up by posting a comment here! (click on the "post a comment" below and let me know your child's name, age, and email. I'll then send the sign up form to you)

We’re planning a fun year of working out our acting muscles.*
Did you know that building these muscles builds your self-conficence, intelligence and creativity? It also gives you ìup frontî skills which you can use for the rest of your life!

Besides all the fun we had on Thursday afternoons, here are the other fun things we did last year: International Night: A 4 section, custom-made script to present our adopted home country Singapore; High School Chapel; Open House Craft Faire Kick Off: Playback Theatre; Focus on the Familyís WORLD OF NARNIA, saw Rainbow Fish II together, Dramatic Storytelling at the ICS Knights Faire; tried out in professional auditions; Easter Chapel, and a Year End Celebration with a performance for parents. Check out photos and videos from last year on our website/blog!

Teacher: K!Mberly Creasman, Dramatist, BA Communications/Drama, Biola Univeristy

COST: Donation of at least $75/sememster.
That’s fifteen 1/hr sessions at $5/each. If you want to give more I will gladly accept it!
I am a missionary with Church Resource Ministries, which means your donation can be US tax deductible if you want to write a check in US dollars to CRM. Check us out: www.crmleaders.org. As a point of reference: Kids drama classes at Act3 are $250 for ten 1hr lessons ($25/hr). Freelance drama teachers earn between $50 and $120/hr of teaching time in schools.

*Acting Muscles:
Imagination
Observation
Concentration
Relaxation
memory

“Being in the drama club has changed my life. I used to be very shy but now, wow, I was actually in a play!” -Anuj M. (3rd grader last year)