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Creating New Experiences for Future Generations

Dallas Theater Center will engage, entertain, and inspire our diverse community by creating experiences that stimulate new ways of thinking and living.  We will do this by consistently producing plays, educational programs, and other initiatives that are of the highest quality and reach the broadest possible constituency.

Since 1960, the nationally recognized Education Programs at DTC have served to engage the audience more fully and completely with the art, connecting the work we do with the world in which we live.

To learn more, please contact Lisa Lawrence Holland, Director of Education & Community Programs, 214.252.3916.




SUPERStage Feb 2010
CALLING ALL SuperHeroes for an unforgettable summer of discovery, growth and fun…

Join us in Downtown Dallas at the brand new Wyly Theatre as we leap over tall buildings in a single bound – no challenge will be too great, no villain too villainous, no destination too daunting!  Grab your cape and prepare for adventure… Up, Up and Away!

SUPERStage 2010 (SummerStage's alter-ego) is designed with your child in mind – the shy kindergartner, the stagestruck preteen, the high school student with big dreams. Committed to excellence, we provide the very best in training, teachers and curriculum while balancing it all with a big dose of fun. Students build self-confidence, cultivate creativity and develop their imaginations while experiencing first-hand the magical power of theater.

Call 214.252.3918 or email Rebecca Reid for more information.       SUPERstage Employment Opportunities



Creative Theater   Ages 4 – 6


Children will experience the wonder and excitement of theater as they dive into great children’s literature. The adventure begins with games designed to encourage exploration, develop concentration skills and improve self-esteem. Children express themselves through performance, music, movement, visual art and acting out stories, familiar and new. Come dress up, create characters and join in the fun!  

Session I, June 21 – July 2   |   Session II, July 12 – July 23 |    Session III, July 26 – August 6

ALL TWO-WEEK SESSIONS ARE MON–FRI, 9:30AM–12:30PM, AND CULMINATE WITH A PERFORMANCE.  

TUITION: $300  Registration Form

Acting and Musical Theater   Ages 7 – 12

Students have a blast working as an ensemble to put on a show! Musical Theater places emphasis on healthy singing and telling a story through song, while acting introduces kids to creating a character and taking the stage. With the guidance of professional artists and educators, students develop and cultivate theater skills that will serve them well in life. Come for the morning, afternoon or stay all day!

Session I, June 21 – July 2  |  Session II, July 12 – July 23 Session III,  July 26 – August 6

Ages 7-9, Musical Theater, 9:30am–12:30pm  and/or  Acting, 1:30pm – 4:30p

Ages 10-12, Musical Theater, 9:30am – 12:30pm  and/or  Acting, 1:30pm – 4:30pm      


ALL TWO-WEEK SESSIONS ARE MON–FRI, 9:30AM–12:30PM, AND CULMINATE WITH A PERFORMANCE.  

TUITION: $300 PER SESSION  Registration Form


Workshop Week: June 14 – 18

Workshop Week is the perfect introduction to Dallas Theater Center and the magic of theater! These one-week mini-camps are a great opportunity for "first-timers", families with busy summer schedules or, when combined with a two-week camp, the die-hard theater kid.

Workshop Week Camps are designed to either stand alone or complement our two-week sessions.

Creative Theater, Ages 4–6   9:30am –12:30pm  

Musical Theater, Ages 7-9 and 10-12  9:30am–12:30pm

Acting, Ages 7-9 and 10-12  1:30pm–4:30pm


All Workshop Week sessions are Monday - Friday.  Please note:  There are no performances associated with Workshop Week. 

TUITION: $165  Registration Form


Pre-College Actor Training Program

Pre-College Actor Training Program   Ages 13 – 18

The Pre-College Actor Training Program (ATP) provides advanced training for students desiring an intensive theater experience, under the guidance of professional actors and directors. During the three-week ATP program, students are immersed in a variety of classes, in addition to their core acting curriculum, which may include:  Voice, Movement, Improv, Audition, Directing, Musical Theater, Design, Playwriting, or Shakespeare.   

In addition, ATP students will be given unparalleled access to the artistic process in a professional theater, as they interact with mainstage artists and get an “insider’s look” at the making of DTC’s groundbreaking summer production SUPERMAN.

Session I, June 14 – July 2   |   Session II, July 12 – July 30

BOTH THREE-WEEK SESSIONS ARE MONDAY – FRIDAY, 12:30PM – 5:30PM  AND CULMINATE WITH A PERFORMANCE. 

TUITION: $530  Registration Form

Please note that daily attendance for ATP is mandatory. An interview/audition is required to assess placement within the program.  No student will be denied admission. Applicants will be contacted to set up an appointment.


Important SUPERStage Information

SUPERStage 2010 will take place at the Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre (2400 Flora St @ Leonard St.) in the AT&T Performing Arts Center.   MAP

All students enrolled in SUPERStage 2010 will receive one free ticket to It's a Bird... It's a Plane... It's Superman. Please note that each student must be accompanied by an adult who has purchased a ticket when attending the performance.

All students enrolled in SUPERStage 2010 become part of Dallas Theater Center’s actor talent pool.

Students enrolled in a full day of classes may bring their lunch and enjoy the company of other students and faculty. This supervised lunch is available to half-day students at an additional fee of $5 per day.

A $65 non-refundable deposit is required to reserve a place in SUPERStage 2010. Full tuition is due no later than the first day of the selected camp. Tuition is refunded only in the event of a program cancellation. There is a $20 fee for returned checks.

Financial Assistance, including payment plans and scholarships, is available. Call 214.252.3918 or email Rebecca Reid for more information.               


 



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  2/23/10 – 5/9/10
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  3/12/10 – 5/9/10
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  4/2/10 – 5/23/10
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6/18/10 – 7/25/10



Extreme Acting for Adults:
Take the Plunge
This ain't your mama's acting class...!

Christina Vela, member of the Diane and Hal Brierley Resident Acting Company, will lead actors in a scenework class inspired by Arthur Miller's masterpiece Death of a Salesman AND award-winning playwright Neil Labute's trilogy, The Beauty Plays.  Through intense exercises, juicy text analysis and gritty character exploration aspiring artists will build the acting muscles they need! Come on, you know you want to....

When: Mondays, March 22 - May 10,  6:30pm-9pm
Where: Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre
Tuition: $250


Each participant will receive a complimentary ticket to Death of a Salesman!
Contact: Rebecca Reid for more information or to register.



STUDENT MATINEES

Death of a Salesman: April 28 and May 5, 11a.m. Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre.  Tickets are $12 per student with one complimentary chaperone ticket per 20 tickets purchased. For more information or to purchase tickets please contact Rebecca Reid.




STUDY GUIDES

Download the study guide for:

The Beauty Plays

Give it Up!

A Christmas Carol

A Midsummer Night's Dream


To obtain previous DTC study guides please contact Rachel Hull




The Shannon and Ted Skokos Learning Lab

New this season, Dallas Theater Center is partnering with its new neighbor, the Booker T. Washington High School for the Visual and Performing Arts in a new Learning Lab program.  DTC's artistic director, Kevin Moriarty and education director, Lisa Holland, teach a year-long course for seniors in the theater cluster, focusing on advanced theater skills and introducing them to DTC's professional artists.