Join us for Imagine That! Come explore your imagination. Each of these 6 classes will be inspired by a theme, story or prop of the day. We will see where our imaginations take us as we create adventures based on your ideas. Maybe we'll hike the Grand Canyon, or swim with dolphins, maybe we will join the circus for the day. Each class will start with a physical warm up to get us ready for our adventure. Get ready to get up and get moving as you jump into the story and bring it to life with your class. We hope you can join us! We must have 6 kids registered to run this class.
Classes 9:00 a.m. – 9:45 a.m.January 28, February 4, February 11, February 18, March 4, March 11, (snow day March 18) (No classes on February 25th) Schacht Fine Arts Center, Troy Campus
Tuition $90 for session
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The Theatre Institute at Sage’s Theatre Education Programs offer an environment where students can feel comfortable and safe exploring, expressing personal creativity. Inappropriate behavior and habitual discipline problems cause difficulty for staff, teachers and other students in class. Therefore, we have developed a Dismissal Policy which outlines a specific procedure for dealing with these problems. Our overall objective is to deal promptly and fairly with discipline problems and to resolve them order to avoid a student’s dismissal from the program. This procedure is to take place after the teacher has already tried to manage the student on his/her own within the classroom.
Certain extreme negative behavior (e.g., physical violence) may warrant immediate dismissal at the discretion of the Theatre Education Program Coordinator and the TIS Managing Director. Dismissal from the Theatre Education Program does not allow for a tuition refund.
Price:
$90.00