KIDS ACTING CLASSES, GROUP LESSONS FOR AGES 6-12
Lincroft Music offers kids acting classes musical theater lessons in Monmouth County, New Jersey. Is your child interested in singing, acting and musical theater?
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WHO IS THIS CLASS FOR?​
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Kids between the ages of 6-12
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Kids with an interest in musical theater, broadway, acting and singing
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Kids who want to learn in a stress-free, group environment & meet friends with similar interests
This is an ongoing class. Students will periodically perform mini workshops for parents to show what they've been learning, and to practice performance skills.
KIDS ACTING LESSONS
WHAT WILL WE LEARN?
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Choreography, stage blocking & etiquette
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Confidence, focus, listening skills & working as a group
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Learn performance skills you can use in any theater or performance setting
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Learn & practice how to prepare an audition with confidence
Scenes & Songs is an ongoing weekly hour class Classes run continuously through the year. Kids of all levels may stay enrolled as long as they'd like to continue building on their musical theater & acting skills.
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CLASSES​​
WED: 4:30 - 5:30
FRI: 4:30 - 5:30
PRICE:
$125 a month (Four Hour Classes a month)
REGISTER FOR SEPTEMBER BY 8/15 AND SAVE $25 OFF WITH WAIVED REGISTRATION FEE
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WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF KIDS ACTING CLASSES?
During Scenes & Songs Performance Acting Class, students will be exposed to a variety of acting and singing skills. No experience with singing or acting is necessary, just an open mind and willingness to learn and have fun! This kids class will help you hone your musical theater skills, without the pressure of a full scale production. Every student can learn, grow and perform at their own pace in this ongoing class.
Actors’ bodies and faces are an extension of their acting, and must align with the story they are trying to tell and the feelings they need to convey. Because of this, they must learn to be extremely aware of every position and every movement made. This awareness of body, posture and physical presence that is taught in acting classes and increased through experience is not abandoned on the stage or left in the classroom; instead, it can become an ingrained and automatic part of how a person carries themselves, exuding grace, confidence and poise in their everyday lives.
HOW THEATER HELPS KIDS EVERYDAY
Through performances, rehearsals and class exercises, acting requires the ability to collaborate with others and to work as a team. From learning the basics of the trade to perfecting your skills and performances, learning to act requires sharing thoughts and ideas, giving and receiving a lot of constructive feedback, and supporting your fellow actors and classmates as you work to make each other better in a safe and supportive environment. Having experience in working as a helpful member of a team can translate into success in countless other aspects of your life in addition to acting.
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Whether you’re center stage in front of a captive audience, or on a set with all cameras focused on you, the high pressure situations that come along with performing in front of an audience can be excellent in helping even naturally shy people overcome self-consciousness. Even auditioning in front of casting directors or practicing performance with classmates can help to build a strong sense of confidence that will carry over into your everyday life.
WHY START YOUR CHILD IN OUR KIDS ACTING & THEATER CLASSES?
Actors’ bodies and faces are an extension of their acting, and must align with the story they are trying to tell and the feelings they need to convey. Because of this, they must learn to be extremely aware of every position and every movement made. This awareness of body, posture and physical presence that is taught in kids acting classes and increased through experience is not abandoned on the stage or left in the classroom; instead, it can become an ingrained and automatic part of how a person carries themselves, exuding grace, confidence and poise in their everyday lives.
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In acting, a person must take on the persona and characteristics of the role they are playing. Often, the role being played is represented by feelings, viewpoints and personality traits that are quite different from the actor’s own. This means that to truly capture the essence of the character and portray the role in a believable way, the actor must place themselves in the shoes – and often inside the mind – of someone whose viewpoints may be foreign to them so that they can understand them. This is a skill that is incredibly beneficial in all aspects of life, from interpersonal relationships to business negotiations to conflict resolution of any sort.
