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ARSENAL CENTER
FOR THE ARTS
SPRING & SUMMER 2016
PROGRAM CATALOG
MARCH
EVENTS & EXHIBITIONS | SPRING & SUMMER 2016
EVENTS & EXHIBITIONS / SPRING & SUMMER
EVENTS & EXHIBITIONS / SPRING & SUMMER
EVENTS & EXHIBITIONS | SPRING & SUMMER 2016
MAY
March 3 - April 15 | Big Print Exhibition
May 6 - 15 | Watertown Children’s Theatre presents Little Shop of Horrors*
March 4 - 6 | The Wellesley Players present The Full Monty
May 7 | Open Arts Day part of ArtWeek Boston
March 11 - 26 | Flat Earth Theatre presents Tales of a Fourth Grade Lesbo
May 20 - 22 | Darpan Theater presents The Legend of Emperor Ashoka
March 10 | Big Print Exhibition Opening Reception
March 18 - 20 | Watertown Children’s Theatre presents Annie Jr.*
March 19 | Free Family Fun
JUNE
June 7 | Arsenal Center for the Arts Gala,
Honoring Berklee College of Music’s Roger Brown
March 26 - April 17 | New Repertory Theatre presents Blackberry Winter
June 10 - 25 | Flat Earth Theatre presents Blinders
June 16 - August 26 | Framework Exhibition
APRIL
June 17 - 19 | Watertown Children’s Theatre presents Seussical*
April 1 - 3 | Moonstruck Theater Company presents Farragut North
June 23 | Framework Exhibition Opening Reception
April 2 | New Rep’s Classic Repertory Company presents Julius Caesar
April 4 | Jazz @ the Arsenal Mark Shilansky & Fugue Mill
JULY/AUGUST
April 4 | New Rep’s Classic Repertory Company presents George Orwell’s 1984
July 20, 22, 24 | Boston Midsummer Opera presents Love, Italian Style
April 10 | Boston Symphony Orchestra’s Community BSO 101: Listen Up Close
April 11 | New Rep presents A Spotlight Symposium An Evening with Roz Chast
Arsenal on the Charles Summer Concert Series and Arts & Drafts 2016
details to be announced soon! More information at arsenalarts.org
April 14 - 30 | Israeli Stage presents Oh God
April 18 | Israeli Stage presents Happy Ending
April 19 - 22 | April Vacation Workshops
April 21 - June 10 | Members’ Show 2016 Exhibition
*Annie Jr., Little Shop of Horrors, and Seussical are presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI)
All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI.
421 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019
Phone: 212-541-4684 Fax 212-397-4684
www.MTIShows.com
April 28 | Members’ Show 2016 Opening Reception
April 30 - May 22 | New Repertory Theatre presents Freud’s Last Session
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CLASSES BY DAY
ADULT & CHILDREN’S SPRING
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Linocut Printing, p. 11
Drawing, p. 9
Gelatin Prints, p. 11
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AFTERNOON
Examining Villains (Gr 3-7), p. 18
Acting A Song (Gr 8-12), p. 20
EVENING
Mosaics, p. 8
Watercolor, p. 9
Gelatin Prints, p. 11
Happy Hour Workshops, p. 12
MORNING
Illustration Concepts, p. 10
Art Sampler, p. 10
AFTERNOON
More Drawing!, p. 10
Let’s Paint (Gr K-1), p. 14
Clay Projects (Gr 2-4), p. 14
Mixed Media & More (Gr 5-8), p. 14
Props Theatre (Gr 3-7), p. 19
MORNING
Pottery: Wheel Emphasis, p. 8
Watercolor, p. 9
Printmaking Alternatives, p. 11
Big Print Master Class, p. 11
WED
JACKPOT
THU
FRI
EVENING
Tiles, p. 8
Art Sampler, p. 10
Printmaking Alternatives, p. 11
Boys Only Dance (Gr 5-10), p. 20
OF
COURSE
FOR
SURE
AFTERNOON
Clay for Kids (Gr K-1), p. 13
Mixed Media (Gr 2-4), p. 14
Comics (Gr 5-8), p. 14
Seussical Jr. Players (Gr K-2), p. 16
Acting A Song (Gr 3-7), p. 20
Physical Improv (Gr 5-10), p. 20
CYC Foundation (Gr 5-12), p. 17
MORNING
Beg & Int Acrylic Painting, p. 9
Mixed Media, p. 10
Fragments of Memory, p. 11
Beginning Artists (Ages 3-4), p. 13
EVENING
Beg & Int Watercolor & More, p. 9
Illustration Concepts, p. 10
Drawing, p. 9
More Drawing!, p. 10
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MORNING
Beg & Int Watercolor & More, p. 9
Fabric Printing, p. 11
SAT
AFTERNOON
Fables & Fantasy (Gr K-1), p. 14
Painting & More (Gr 2-4), p. 14
Painting (Gr 5-8), p. 14
Seussical (Gr 3-9), p. 16
MORNING
Drawing Life, p. 10
Frog & Toad (Gr K-2), p. 18
Barnyard Boogie (Age 3-5), p. 13 & 18
AFTERNOON
WCT Intensives (Gr 4-12), p. 19
SUN
AFTERNOON
Possibly Picasso (Gr K-1), p. 14
Let’s Draw & More (Gr 2-4), p. 14
Wheel (Gr 5-8), p. 14
Audition Workshop (Gr 3-9), p. 17
EVENING
Mixed Media, p. 10
Big Print Master Class, p. 11
Monologue Study (Gr 8-12), p. 18
CYC Core (Gr 8-12), p. 17
AFTERNOON
Art Together-Clay, p. 13
EVENING
Writing for Solo Perf (Gr 8-12), p. 19
PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT SERIES
Improve Your Portfolio Photos, p. 12
Improve Your Web Presence, p. 12
Matting & Framing Workshop, p. 12
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CLASSES BY DAY
ADULT SUMMER
TUE
CLASSES BY SESSION
CHILDREN’S SUMMER
EVENING
Watercolor, p. 9
Drawing, p. 9
SESSION
1
Jun 20-24
p. 23
WED
EVENING
Mixed Media, p. 10
SESSION
2
Jun 27 - Jul 1
p. 24
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Jul 5 - 8
p. 25
SUMMER
SESSION
4
Jul 11 - 15
p. 26
CLASSES BY SESSION
CHILDREN’S SUMMER
MORNING
Young Sculptors - Garden Creations (Gr K-1)
Comic & Cartoon Characters (Gr 2-4)
Character Creation for Artists (Gr 5+)
AFTERNOON
Art Around the World (Gr K-1)
Monet & Manet - Imressionist Painting &
Printmaking (Gr 2-4)
Basic Jewelry (Gr 5+)
SESSION
ALL DAY
ArtVenturers: In Wonderland (Gr K-3)
Jul 18 - 22
p. 27
5
AFTERNOON
Mostly Clay (Gr K-1)
Drawing & Painting - Landscape (Gr 5+)
MORNING
Up in the Sky (Gr K-1)
Earth Friendly Art (Gr 2-4)
Wheel (Gr 5+)
Mixed Media (Gr 5+)
SESSION
6
Jul 25 - 29
p. 28
MORNING
Under the Sea (Gr K-1)
Clay Fun (Gr 2-4)
Paint & Print like Picasso (Gr 2-4)
Polymer Clay (Gr 5+)
Scene Study Studio, Week 1 (Gr 8-12)
AFTERNOON
Mostly Clay (Gr K-1)
Going Green (Gr K-1)
Soft Sculpture - Cute & Creepy (Gr 2-4)
Mixed Media (Gr 5+)
Vocal Studio, Week 1 (Gr 8-12)
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Aug 8 - 12
p. 30
MORNING
Tropical Paradise - Paint & Print Like
Gauguin (Gr 2-4)
Painting (Gr 5+)
Stage Combat (Gr 8-12)
AFTERNOON
Tinker with Toys (Gr K-1)
Wheel (Gr 5+)
Physical Theatre (Gr 8-12)
SESSION
9
Aug 15 - 19
p. 31
SESSION
7
Aug 1 - 5
p. 29
MORNING
Fun on the Farm (Gr K-1)
Tropical Paradise - Paint & Print Like
Gauguin (Gr 2-4)
Wheel (Gr 5+)
Mixed Media (Gr 5+)
Ensemble Acting (Gr 8-12)
AFTERNOON
Mosaics & More (Gr 5+)
Nail that Audition (Gr 8-12)
MORNING
Fables & Fantasy (Gr K-1)
Puppets, Props & Plays - Myths & Legends
(Gr 2-4)
Pottery & Sculpture (Gr 5+)
AFTERNOON
Under the Sea (Gr K-1)
Clay Fun (Gr 2-4)
Soft Sculpture - Cute or Creepy (Gr 2-4)
ALL DAY: SHAKESPEARIENCE
Shakespeare Slam, Week 1 (Gr K-3)
The Magic of Shakespeare, Week 1 (Gr 4-9)
Acting the Classics, Week 1 (Gr 8-12)
ALL DAY
Tiny Triple Threats: Magic Carpet Ride (Gr K-3)
Broadway Bootcamp, Week 1 (Gr 4-9)
AFTERNOON
Fun on the Farm (Gr K-1)
Clay Creatures (Gr 2-4)
Art & Science (Gr 2-4)
Drawing & Painting - Portraits (Gr 5+)
ALL DAY: FAIRY TALE WEEK
Fairy Tale Frenzy (Gr K-3)
Fractured Fairy Tales (Gr 4-7)
Fairy Tales in Musical Theatre (Gr 8-12)
AFTERNOON
Mostly Clay - Lions, Tigers & Bears (Gr K-1)
Creative Creatures - Clay (Gr 2-4)
Drawing & Painting - Portraits (Gr 5+)
Vocal Studio, Week 2 (Gr 8-12)
SESSION
ALL DAY
ArtVenturers: Maurice Sendak Magic (Gr K-3)
Break A Leg Troupe! Adapt & Tour, Week 2
(Gr 4-9)
MORNING
Fables & Fantasy (Gr K-1)
Clay Creatures (Gr 2-4)
Mosaics & More (Gr 5+)
ALL DAY
ArtVenturers: Jungle Boogie (Gr K-3)
WCTV: We’re Rolling! (Gr 4-7)
MORNING
Art Around the World (Gr K-1)
Puppets, Props & Plays - Fairy Tales (Gr 2-4)
Pottery & Sculpture (Gr 5+)
Scene Study Studio, Week 2 (Gr 8-12)
MORNING
Tinker with Toys (Gr K-1)
Drawing & Painting - Landscape (Gr 5+)
Wheel (Gr 5+)
AFTERNOON
Mostly Clay - Lions, Tigers & Bears (Gr K-1)
Paint & Print like Picasso (Gr 2-4)
Basic Jewelry (Gr 5+)
ALL DAY: SHAKESPEARIENCE
Shakespeare Slam, Week 2 (Gr K-3)
The Magic of Shakespeare, Week 2 (Gr 4-9)
Acting Classics, Week 2 (Gr 8-12)
OFF TO OZ (Gr K-5)
MORNING | THEATRE
Wacky Witches and Wizards (Gr 3-5)
Munchkin Music (Gr K-2)
SESSION
10
Aug 22 - 26
p. 32
ALL DAY
Tiny Triple Threats: Puppet Play House (Gr K-3)
Broadway Bootcamp, Week 2 (Gr 4-9)
MORNING | ART
Scarecrow, Tin Man and Cowardly Lion
(Gr K-2)
Yellow Brick Road to Emerald City (Gr 3-5)
It’s a Twister! (Gr 5+)
AFTERNOON | THEATRE
Lions and Tigers and Bears! (Gr K-2)
Songs from Oz: From The Wiz to Wicked
(Gr 3-5)
AFTERNOON | ART
Yellow Brick Road to Emerald City (Gr K-2)
Scarecrow, Tin Man and Cowardly Lion
(Gr 3-5)
Dorothy and Toto go to Oz (Gr 5+)
ALL DAY
WCT Circus! (Gr K-3)
Break a Leg Troupe! Adapt & Tour,
Week 1 (Gr 4-9)
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ADULT ART CLASSES | SPRING & SUMMER 2016
PAINTING
WATERCOLORA22
This class is an introduction to all the basics of
watercolor painting. Through demonstrations and
one-on-one instruction, learn techniques that will
get you painting in the first class. Basic drawing
skills recommended, but not required. Materials
list is available on our web site.
M/$180 NM/$195
ADULT ART CLASSES / SPRING & SUMMER
Summer
Section C
Wed June 22 – August 10
6:30 – 9:00 pm
Dawn Scaltreto
CERAMICS
POTTERY: WHEEL EMPHASIS
A10
For beginning and continuing students. Learn the
basics of wheel-throwing and some hand-building
as well. Make mugs and maybe a teapot. Price
includes 25 lbs of clay, glazing, and firing.
(Limit 7)
M/$245 NM/$260
Spring
Section A
Wed March 30 – May 25
9:30 am – 12:30 pm
Tina Gram
Section B
Wed March 30– May 25
6:30 – 9:30 pm
Tina Gram
Summer
Section C
Wed June 22 – Aug 10
6:30 – 9:30 pm
Tina Gram
TILESA11
Design and create individual handmade tiles that
can be decorative wall pieces or incorporated
into finished projects such as tabletops or
backsplashes. Students will consider a variety of
design elements, surface treatments. (4 weeks)
M/$150 NM/$165
Spring
Section A
Tue March 29 – April 26
6:30 – 9:00 pm
TBA
MOSAICSA14
This course provides an introduction to the art
of mosaic making and its popular version—shard
art or “trencadis” (broken dishes). Learn how
to design on almost any surface—flower pots,
frames, boxes, trivets, etc. Adhesive (mastic) and
standard grout will be provided. Bring your own
supplies: chosen objects and materials—mosaics,
beach glass, shells, buttons and broken pottery
are favorite examples. (5 weeks) (Limit 8)
M/$180 NM/$195
Spring
Section A
Thu March 31 – May 5
6:30 – 9:30 pm
Tina Gram
8
BEGINNING & INTERMEDIATE
WATERCOLOR & MORE!
A23
Through demonstrations and one-on-one
instruction, discover the wonder of watercolor
while exploring color composition and light.
Through a series of fun painting exercises
involving still life and landscape, students will
develop a loose and natural approach. Discover
the flow and wonderful surprises of the medium.
This class is for all levels of painters.
M/$180 NM/$195
Spring
Section A
Mon March 28 – May 23
9:00 – 11:30 am
Cathy Garnett
Section B
6:30 – 9:00 pm
Cathy Garnett
Spring
Section A
6:30 – 9:00 pm
Marta Kaemer
Section B Thu March 31– May 26
9:00 – 11-30 am
Marta Kaemer
Spring
Section A
9:00 – 11:30 am
Dawn Scaltreto
Section B
Thu March 31– May 26
6:30 – 9:00 pm
Vanessa Iryzk
BEGINNING & INTERMEDIATE
ACRYLIC PAINTING
A26
Paint with acrylics in this class for all levels
of painters. Beginning students will be given
exercises in value, hue and chroma. Intermediate
students will work on their own projects with
critiques and instruction. Basic drawing skills
recommended, but not required. Materials list is
available on our web site.
M/$180 NM/$195
Summer
Section C
Tue June 21 – August 9
6:30 – 9:00 pm
Cathy Garnett
DRAWING
DRAWINGA30
Sharpen your observation skills and learn to
translate your vision to paper. This class is an
introduction to basic drawing materials and
techniques, with a focus on the use of line, value,
texture, proportion, composition and expression.
It is a class for students who have never taken a
drawing class and for those that want to refresh
their skills. A short supply list is available on our
web site.
M/$180 NM/$195
Spring
Section A
6:30 – 9:00 pm
TBA
Section B
Tue March 29 – May 24
9:00 – 11:30 am
Janet Scudder
Summer
Section C
Tue June 21 – Aug 10
6:30 – 9:00 pm
Leah Grimaldi
9
MORE DRAWING!
A31
A class for students who have taken drawing
but still want to concentrate on basic concepts.
The class will focus on working with lines and
values while building confidence and broadening
experience. Supply list is available on our web
site.
M/$180 NM/$195
DRAWING LIFE
A32
In this class we draw from life and from
imagination to build skills and create new
possibilities for ourselves as artists. Much
emphasis is placed on play as a way to free the
hand and open it to inspiration. $20 material fee
is payable to the instructor. (6 weeks)
M/$150 NM/$165
Spring
Section A
Sat April 2 – May 14
9:00 am – 12:00 noon
Cathy Bennett
ILLUSTRATION CONCEPTS
A33
A class centered around creating images that
quickly and easily convey a story or message,
regardless of style or context. Through the class,
we will complete a variety of different illustration
projects that focuses on the initial planning and
creative stage of the illustrative process.
M/$180 NM/$195
Spring
Section A
6:30 – 9:00 pm
Rose Fristrom
Section B
Fri April 1 – May 27
9:30 am – 12:00 noon
TBA
ART SAMPLER
A21
If you are interested in making art and don’t know
where to start, this is the course for you. We
will explore basic drawing and compositional
ideas using a variety of materials. The class will
start with drawing in pencil and charcoal, try
watercolor, and finish up with some mixed media
projects. Supply list is available on our website.
M/$180 NM/$195
Spring
Section A
9:00 – 11:30 am
Rose Fristrom
Section B
6:30 – 9:00 pm
Ruth Henry
Summer
Section C
Thu June 23 – Aug 11
6:30 – 9:00 pm
TBA
MIXED MEDIA
A38
This class will include weekly structured exercises
using a variety of media focusing on the elements
of design and using them to create a mixed media
work on a specific theme. The exploration of a
stated theme will generate ideas to encourage
creativity through personal expression. This class
will not cover basic or traditional techniques- it is
best for the student with some experience in art
making. Supply list will be available on our website.
M/$180 NM/$195
Spring
Section A
Wed March 30 - May 25
6:30 – 9:00 pm
Ruth Henry
Section B
9:00– 11:30 am
TBA
Summer
Section C
Thu June 23 – Aug 11
6:30 – 9:00 pm
Ruth Henry
PRINTMAKING
NEW
GELATIN PRINTS
A40
Gelatin plate prints are so versatile that they
can resemble several traditional printmaking
techniques. It is best approached with a spirit
of experimentation. Challenge yourself to be
as flexible as the material and enjoy the process
without the use of a press! (6 weeks)
M/$125 NM/$140
Spring
Section A
9:00 – 11:30 am
Nancy Crasco
Section B
6:30 – 9:00 pm
Nancy Crasco
NEW
PRINTMAKING ALTERNATIVES
A42
This class is for students at all levels who are
interested in exploring the expressive potential
of printmaking. Techniques will be explored that
can produce powerful images in black and white
to building rich textural, painterly images in color.
The course will cover traditional and alternative
materials such as linoleum, plexi plates, found
wood and other materials. The class uses nontoxic inks and materials (Limit 8)
M/$200 NM/$215
Spring
Section A
6:30 – 9:00 pm
Cathy Garnett
Section B
9:00 – 11:30 am
Cathy Garnett
NEW
LINOCUT PRINTING
A45
Linoleum printing is a form of relief printing,
one of the easiest and most direct of all the
printmaking methods. Linocuts can be simplistic
and graphic, or as intricately detailed as you
want. It’s a subtractive process, meaning you cut
away, or subtract, the areas you do not want to
print. They can be printed onto almost any type
of paper or fabric and you will learn to print your
image with or without a press.
M/$180 NM/$195
Spring
Section A
9:30 – 12:00 noon
Leslie Evans
10
FABRIC PRINTING
A43
Learn to print and design your own fabric. This
class will cover the basics of creating a design,
introduction to the materials used, cutting a
block or stencil and printing!! Participants are
encouraged to bring drawings of images they
would like to print. (Limit 8)
M/$200 NM/215
Spring
Section A
9:30 – 12:00 noon
Marta Kraemer
BIG PRINT MASTER CLASS
A41
Not for the timid! This class will take you through
the concept, creation and printing of a large
print. For 5 classes we will work with chisels,
power tools and more to create an image on an
oversize piece of wood or linoleum. The class
will culminate with an all day steamroller printing
event in which we will print our plates on OPEN
ARTS DAY, May 7, 2016 at the Arsenal Center
for the Arts. Experience and instructor approval
required. There will be a materials fee for oversized linoleum piece. (5 weeks)
M/$210 NM/$225
Spring
Section A
6:30 – 9:00 pm
Leah Grimaldi
Section B
11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Janet Scudder
MULTIMEDIA
Spring
Section A
Wed March 30, April 13, 20, 27, May 4
and all day print on May 7
9:00 – 11:30 am
Julia Talcott
Section B
Wed March 30, April 13, 20, 27, May 4
and all day print on May 7
6:30 – 9 pm
Julia Talcott
LITERARY
FRAGMENTS OF MEMORY:
WRITING FROM OUR LIVES
A64
We all have memories – some real, some heard
so often they seem real, some exaggerated,
some made up. We’ll write from a series of in
class prompts in the form of vignettes, letters,
stories and other forms of writing. Perhaps these
memories will evolve into children’s or adult
stories or memoirs. Perhaps they will be passed
down through the generations. But unless they’re
written, they may be lost and forgotten forever.
No homework, just a willingness to have fun with
words. (5 weeks)
M $110 / NM/$125
Spring
Section A
Thu March 3 – 31
10 am – 12 noon
Maggie Stern Terris
11
IMPROVE YOUR PORTFOLIO PHOTOS
A90
Professional artists are often required to have
digital images of their work to submit for
exhibitions, presentations and for promotional
purposes. This workshop will provide instruction
that will help improve the professionalism of your
art presentation! Students are responsible for
providing a camera.
M/$15 NM/$20
Spring
Section A
Sat March 12
10:00 am – 12 noon
Lisa Cohen
Section B
Wed April 6
7:00 – 9:00 pm
Lisa Cohen
IMPROVE YOUR WEB PRESENCE
A91
The internet is an incredibly valuable and
important resource for artists. In this short
workshop we will take a look at some simple
steps which can help you to improve the scope
and quality of your web presence.
M/$15 NM/$20
Spring
Section A
Thu June 9
7:00 – 9:00 pm
Kimberly Thompson-Panay
MATTING & FRAMING WORKSHOP
A92
This demonstration and hands-on workshop
will cover: material selection, mat design,
layout, cutting, and decoration. Emphasis will
be on techniques using economically acquired
tools suitable for the amateur framer. Materials
including cutters, mat boards and handouts will
be provided. (Limit 5)
M/$80 NM/$95
Spring
Section A
Sat May 21
10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Bob Warshawer
12
HAPPY HOUR WORKSHOPS
A80
Join us for one time workshops! Learn something
new and finish a project in one night while enjoying
drinks, music and friends. Our experienced teachers
will guide you making your masterpieces. All
materials provided and no experience is required.
Thursdays 5 – 7 pm
M/$35 NM/$40
Section A
CHILDREN’S ART CLASSES | SPRING 2016
Thu March 3 Paint Night
5:00 – 7:00 pm Dawn Scaltreto
Section B
Thu March 17 Figure Drawing
5:00 – 7:00 pm (Clothed Model)
Rose Fristrom
Section C
Thu March 24 Wire Jewelry
Section D
Thu March 31 Clay Clocks
5:00 – 7:00 pm Tina Gram
Section E
Thu April 7
Coil Vases
5:00 – 7:00 pm TBA
Section F
Thu April 14
Polymer Clay Bracelets
5:00 – 7:00 pm Aneleise Ruggles
Section G
Thu April 28 Clay Bowls
Section H
Thu May 5
Paint Night, Watercolor
Section I
Thu May 12
Tin Can Lanterns
5:00 – 7:00 pm Janet Scudder
Section J
Thu May 19
Clay Mugs
PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS (Gr 4-Adult)
Strengthen your voice through individual lessons
at WCT! Special attention will be paid to proper
vocal technique, performance ability and stage
deportment, as well as general music appreciation.
NOTE: Enrollment is contingent on availability of
lesson slots.
$35/half hour
To be kept informed of available slots, please go
to arsenalarts.org and sign up for the Private Voice
Wait List.
FAMILY FUN
AGES 3 & 4
ART TOGETHER – CLAY (Ages 5 & up)
P03
We have picked our three most popular clay
projects for you to do with your child. Learn
some basic hand-building techniques and use
them to create bowls, mugs, and piggy banks.
Tuition includes material and firing fee. (Limit 8
pairs)
M/$105 per pair NM/$120 per pair
BEGINNING ARTISTS (Ages 3 & 4)
C10
Children will find their introduction to art an
exciting adventure in color shapes and materials.
Each class focuses on a new topic. Projects
encourage children to explore a variety of
materials in an atmosphere of discovery and
creativity.
M/$145 NM/$160
Section A
Sun April 3, 10, 24
1:30 – 3:00 pm
Section A
Section B
Sun May 1, 8, 15
1:30 - 3:00 pm
10:00 – 11:30 am
GRADES K-1
BARNYARD BOOGIE (Ages 3-5)
WSP3
Baa! Moo! Cock-a-doodle-doo! Join us by the
barnyard for a class filled with sing-alongs, arts
and crafts, movement and dance, and more!
Students and their caregivers will explore life on
the farm with their favorite animals through many
fun-filled projects and art stations each week.
M/$145 NM/$160
CHILDREN’S ART CLASSES / SPRING
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SERIES
We are offering a series of professional
development workshops for artists
looking to increase their professionalism
and public presence. The following
classes are designed to provide artists
with the opportunity to develop the
presentation of their work through
photographing techniques, website
development, and display skills. This
program is generously funded by the
Massachusetts Cultural Council through
their Peers program.
Sat April 2, April 9, May 14, May 21,
June 4, June 11
10:30 am - 12 pm
CLAY FOR KIDS (Gr K – 1)
C20
Imagination is the guide as youngsters learn the
fundamentals of shape, texture and color, form
and function while having a great time in the
process. Pinch pots and coil-building techniques
are taught to create free form sculpture and
functional pots.
M/$145 NM$160
Section E
4:00 – 5:30 pm
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MIXED MEDIA (Gr 2-4)
C35
Use collage and printmaking techniques with
a variety of paints, drawing and unexpected
materials to create energetic and expressive
artworks.
M/$145 NM/$160
Session C
Section A
4:00 -5:30pm
4:00 – 5:30 pm
LET’S PAINT (Gr K-1)
C25
Experiment with many painting tools, surfaces,
styles and colors. Use watercolors and tempera
to make realistic, illusionist and expressionistic
paintings.
M$145 NM $160
PAINTING & MORE (Gr 2-4)
C51
styles and colors. Use watercolors and tempera
to make realistic, illusionist and expressionistic
paintings.
M$145 NM$160
Section C
Section A
4:00 – 5:30 pm
GRADES 5-8
POSSIBLY PICASSO (Gr K-1)
C23
Probably the most important painter in the last
century, Picasso used many styles to create
his work. His work will be the basis for yours in
this class. You will create your own drawings,
paintings and sculpture.
M/$145 NM/$160
COMICS (Gr 5–8)
C40
Learn to draw some of your favorite characters
and then try to create your own. Drawing styles
include Anime/Manga style, funky, retro and like a
Disney animator.
M$145 NM$160
Section A
Section A
4:00 – 5:30 pm
GRADES 2-4
CLAY PROJECTS (Gr 2–4)
C30
Discover the magic of clay in this class. Students
will learn pinch, coil and slab techniques, and
glaze and fire pots, tiles and sculptural work.
M/$145 NM/$160
Section E
Section A
4:00 – 5:30 pm
SPRING 2016
4:00 - 5:30 pm
PAINTING (Gr 5-8)
C42
Students will continue to develop basic painting
skills and techniques using watercolor and
acrylic paints, exploring paint application, color,
composition, and light and shadow.
M/$145 NM/$160
Section E
4:00 – 5:30 pm
LET’S DRAW & MORE (Gr 2-4)
C50
Developing observation skills, students explore
different subjects with a variety of drawing
materials (craypas, markers, colored pencils,
pastels, charcoal). Students will create realistic
and abstract drawings and paintings.
M/$145 NM/$160
4:00 – 5-30 pm
MIXED MEDIA & MORE (Gr 5-8)
C49
a variety of paints, drawing materials to create
energetic and expressive artwork.
M/$145 NM/$160
Section D
4:00 – 5:30 pm
WHEEL (Gr 5-8)
C46
Learn to wedge clay, center on the wheel and
experiment with basic forming and glazing
techniques. Price includes clay and firing of your
creations.(Limit 7)
M/$200 NM/$215
Section E
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4:00 – 5:30 pm
WATERTOWN
CHILDREN'S THEATRE
WATERTOWN CHILDREN’S THEATRE / SPRING
CHILDREN’S ART CLASSES / SPRING
FABLES & FANTASY (Gr K-1)
C26
Come dive into a fantastical world of myths and
mysteries as we create our own worlds filled with
creatures and beings inspired by ancient tales of
mermaids, heroes and more!
M/$145 NM/$160
4:00 – 6:00 pm
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MUSICAL SERIES
WCT’s Musical Series provides student performers the opportunity to gain advanced skills in singing,
acting and dancing. Performers will benefit from the opportunity to work with a director, choreographer
and music director in order to develop a fully-staged production for the public in the Charles Mosesian
Theater. Please note that this is a registration, not audition, based program.
MOSESIAN MUSICAL – SEUSSICAL
Seussical
GRADES 3-9
Required Orientation:
Wed March 30
3:30-6:00 pm, Student Audition Orientation
5:15-6:00 pm, Parent Orientation
Auditions:
Fri April 1, 3:30-6:00
Sun April 3, 2:00-5:00 pm
Wed March 23
4:00-6:00 pm
Extra Rehearsal (if needed):
Sat June 4, 1:00-4:00 pm
Final Rehearsals: June 12-16, 3:30-6:30 pm
Performances, Mosesian Theater:
Fri June 17, 7:00 pm
Sat June 18, 2:00 pm & 7:00 pm
Sun June 19, 2:00 pm
Music by STEPHEN FLAHERTY
Lyrics by LYNN AHRENS
Book by LYNN AHRENS and STEPHEN FLAHERTY
Co-conceived by LYNN AHRENS, STEPHEN FLAHERTY,
and ERIC IDLE
Based on the Works of DR. SEUSS
SEUSSICAL
is presented through special arrangement
with Music Theatre International (MTI).
All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI.
421 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019
Phone: (212) 541-4684 Fax: (212) 397-4684
www.MTIShows.com
Junior Players will sing and dance as part of the
cast of Seussical. in 2 of the 4 performances*.
Students will also have fun with theatre
games and creative movement in this popular
performance class.
M/$230 NM/$235
3:30 CLASS
Mon 3:30-4:45 pm
March 28 - June 6
(No Class: 4/18, 5/30)
Required Parent Orientation:
Monday, March 28, 3:30-4:00 pm
Additional Rehearsal:
June 5, 2:30-3:30 pm
Final Rehearsals:
June 13 & 15, 3:30-6:00 pm
Performances (Mosesian Theater):
June 17 at 7:00 pm
June 18 at 2:00 pm
4:45 CLASS
Mon 4:45-6:00 pm
March 28 - June 6
(No Class: 4/18, 5/30)
Required Parent Orientation:
Monday, March 28, 3:30-4:00 pm
Additional Rehearsal:
June 5, 3:30-4:30 pm
Final Rehearsals:
June 14 & 16, 3:30-6:00 pm
Performances, Mosesian Theater:
June 18, 7:00 pm
June 19, 2:00 pm
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CYC BACKSTAGE
Like a Cyclorama (or Cyc) curtain enclosing
a stage to create a background, WCT’s CYC
program, serves as the basis for all technical/
production work at WCT. CYC students will have
the opportunity to explore all aspects of technical
and production based theatre. Active CYC
students receive priority consideration for serving
as crew members for season productions, work
alongside professional designers, and receive
opportunities (based on skill level) to design
showcases and student productions throughout
the year.
LEVEL 1: FOUNDATION (Gr 5-12)
WCY3A
The Foundation course equips students with
basic, necessary knowledge in all areas of
theatrical design, technology, and safety
procedures. Foundation CYC members are
eligible to serve as crew members for WCT
productions.
M/$145 NM/$160
Mon April 4 - June 6
5:15-6:45 pm (No Class 4/18, 5/30)
LEVEL 2: CORE (Gr 8-12)
WCY3B
Core CYC Members choose a major and minor
focus area from the following:
•Lighting Design
•Properties Construction
•Sound Design
& Management
•Costume Design
•Makeup and Hair Design
•Stage Management
•Stage Direction
•Scenic Design/Painting •Musical Direction
Spring Shorts Festival or other production
opportunies as members of the CYC Company.
Core members are encouraged to explore several
areas before choosing a focus and applying to the
CYC Company program.
M/$145 NM/$160
Wed March 30, April 27, May 25
6:30 - 7:15 pm
Additional meetings will be scheduled directly
with the Professional Mentor. Students will work
directly with their Professional Mentor to arrange
a minimum of 8 future meetings in their chosen
technical focus area.
Eligibility Requirements: Completion of CYC
Foundation Training or Exemption*
LEVEL 3: COMPANY (Gr 8-12)
CYC Company members work as Professional
Apprentices on select productions and projects
within their chosen specialty. Additional
Company opportunities include resume
creation, co-teaching opportunities for the CYC
Foundation and Core levels as well as applicable
WCT programs.
Tuition: None
Applications for the CYC Company are reviewed
on a rolling basis. Please email info@wctmail.
org for more information and the program
application.
Rehearsals: April 6 - June 9
Wednesdays & Fridays 3:30 pm-6:00 pm;
Sundays 2:00 pm-5:00 pm
(No Rehearsal: 4/17, 4/20, 4/22, 5/29)
GRADES K-2
Join WCT as we bring this energetic,
heartwarming musical to life on the Mosesian
stage. Performers will sing, dance, and act their
way through some of Dr. Seuss’s most creative
and colorful stories.
M/$330 NM/$335
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JUNIOR PLAYERS - SEUSSICAL
AUDITION WORKSHOP (Gr 3-12)
WA3
Looking to brush up your dance skills, scene
work, and vocal performance? Then this is
the workshop for you! In this 2 hour intensive,
students will gain confidence and skills that will
assist them in any audition, as well as receive
feedback from a mock audition.
M/$30 NM/$35
Eligibility Requirements: Completion of CYC
Core Training, served as a crew member in
chosen focus area for at least 3 productions, or
Exemption*
*These program levels are designed to ensure
a safe, informative working and learning
environment. We encourage students to work
through the listed program levels. If you believe
that you posses the necessary knowledge for
exemption from a certain level of the program
please email [email protected] for more
information regarding the exemption process.
Training with professionals in these areas provides
students with the skills to confidently contribute
to a production process. Successful completion
of the Core program provides students with the
opportunity to lead a technical or production
process for a WCT showcase, One-Act Festival,
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BIRTHDAY PARTIES
NEW
THEATRE WORKSHOPS
Choose from party themes such as Broadway,
magic, creative drama, and showtime! Cost is
$200 for members, $220 for non-members, for
a party of up to 10. Some party themes such as
Broadway require additional resources, and cost
$300 for members, $320 for non-members. Each
additional guest is $10. Call 617-926-ARTS (2787)
to reserve your date and for more details.
BARNYARD BOOGIE (Ages 3-5 years)
WSP3
Baa! Moo! Cock-a-doodle-doo! Join us by the
barnyard for a class filled with sing-alongs, arts
and crafts, movement and dance, and more!
Students and their caregivers will explore life on
the farm with their favorite animals through many
fun-filled projects and art stations each week.
M/$145 NM/$160
Sat April 2, April 9, May 14, May 21,
June 4, June 11
10:30 am - 12 noon
PAGE TO STAGE
In Page to Stage students will learn to collaborate,
explore their creative ideas, and find their voices
while utilizing various classic texts and childhood
favorites. Additionally, students will build basic
performance skills.
THE PERFORMER’S TOOLBOX
Actors must hone their art while putting it
into practice in productions. Classes in The
Performer’s Toolbox offer students a chance
to further develop the necessary skills to
create characters, convey a story, and act with
confidence onstage.
FROG AND TOAD TALES (Gr K-2)
WPS3
Bring to life Arnold Lobel’s beloved tales of Frog
and Toad and all of their animal friends! We’ll
learn how to create characters and tell stories
as a team as we jump into the pond, explore the
forest, and even invent episodes of our own!
M/$145 NM/$160
EXAMINING VILLAINS (Gr 3-7)
WPT3A
Even the most evil villain of all has a story to
tell! Participants in this class will explore classic
villains and also invent their own menacing,
maniacal characters, as they develop theater
skills including character movement, voices, and
storytelling.
M/$165 NM/$180
Sat March 26 - Jun 4
10:30 am - 12 noon (No class 4/16, 5/7, 5/28)
Final Showcase: Sat June 11, Time TBA
Thu April 7 - June 9
4:00-5:30 pm (No Class 4/21)
Final Showcase: Sat June 11, time TBA
MONOLOGUE STUDY (Gr 8-12)
WPT3B
Gain the tools you need to master the art of
the monologue. This class will delve into text
analysis, character creation, stage presence, and
the confidence to make bold choices during
solo performance. A must for any performer or
auditioner!
M/$165 NM/$180
M/$150 NM/$165
Discounted tuition for
students registering in both Monologue Study
and Writing for Solo Performance
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WRITE FROM THE HEART
This Playwriting series focuses on the craft of
script creation and development. Students will
work with local playwrights and writers to put
their ideas on paper and then see them brought
to life on stage.
WRITING FOR MONOLOGUE & SOLO
PERFORMANCE (Gr 8-12)
WWH3
To be or not to be… But more importantly, what
to write? Writing for a single character onstage
– whether a monologue, soliloquy, or solo
performance – presents an exciting opportunity
to develop a character’s voice. For first-timers
and experienced playwrights alike, this class will
help you focus your ideas and craft a unique
story. This program may require some writing
during out-of-class time.
M/$165 NM/$180
M/$150 NM/$165
Discounted tuition for
students registering in both Monologue Study
and Writing for Solo Performance
Sun April 3 - June 5
5:30-7:00 pm (No Class 4/17, 5/29)
Final Showcase: TBA
WILDCARD
In WildCard classes students will get to explore
a new skill or aspect of theatre arts not covered
in our other offerings. Students will stretch their
knowledge of various aspects of performing
arts, build collaborative skills, and expand their
creativity.
INTENSIVES
Intensives are specialized classes led by local and
visiting theatre artists that will help you keep your
skills sharp or try something new!
STAY CENTERED: YOGA FOR ACTING
(Gr 4-7 & 8-12)
WI3A/B
Yoga can ground a performer by connecting the
body, mind, and breath. This intensive will help
you apply yoga to your life as a performer with
techniques for both on and offstage.
M/$70 NM/$75
Section A
Section B
Sat April 9
12:30-2:30 pm (Grades 4-7)
Sat April 9
3:00-5:00 pm (Grades 8-12)
TAP DANCE FOR MUSICAL THEATRE
(Gr 4-12) WI3C/D
Tap dance and musical theatre go hand in hand –
or, rather, foot in foot! Learn classic tap techniques,
steps, and routines that are fundamental for the
musical theater performer. Participants will need
tap shoes; please let us know if this is a hardship,
and we will help you find a pair to wear! Open to
grades 4-12 by experience level.
M/$70 NM/$75
Section C
Section D
ART WORKSHOPS
Choose party projects such as clay mask making,
t-shirt painting, clay animals and more. Cost
is $200 for members, $220 for non-members,
for a party of up to 10. Each additional guest
is $10. There is a minimal surcharge for t-shirt
workshops. Call 617-923-0100 x8309 to reserve
your date and for more details.
PARENT & TODDLER STAY AND PLAY
Spend creative time with your toddler! Make
simple projects like clay and paint, sing along to
favorite tunes, move your body with dance and
acting, and more! Pairs of caregivers and toddlers
will explore the arts together as they try out many
different stations during each class session.
Sat May 21
12:30 - 2:30 pm (Beginner)
Sat May 21
3:00 - 5:00 pm (Intermediate)
PROPS THEATRE (Gr 3-7)
WWC3
A prop is more than just something an actor
holds - a prop can define an entire character! In
this class, students will build, experiment with,
and develop performances using theatrical props
such as masks, puppets, and more. Create propsbased theatre from construction to curtain up!
M/$165 NM/$180
Tue April 5 - June 7
4:00-5:30 pm (No Class 4/19)
Wed April 6 - June 8
6:30-8:00 pm (No Class 4/20)
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MUSIC AND MOVEMENT
These classes focus on incorporating mind, body
and character into one. Students will develop
coordination & character physicalization and
vocalization.
BOYS ONLY DANCE REVIEW
(Gr 5-10)
WMM3A
Explore the different styles of dance most
commonly used in theatre, and build your
knowledge and confidence in movement
techniques and terminology. Learn essential
dance styles from classical to contemporary in
this fun and energetic ensemble class! Select
classes will be held at the new Innovation Space
at the Arsenal Project!
M/$165 NM/$180
PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS (Gr 4-Adult)
Strengthen your voice through individual
lessons at WCT! Special attention will be paid
to proper vocal technique, performance ability
and stage deportment, as well as general music
appreciation. NOTE: Enrollment is contingent on
availability of lesson slots.
$35/half hour
To be kept informed of available slots, please
go to arsenalarts.org and sign up for the Private
Voice Wait List.
Tue April 5 - June 7
6:15-7:30 pm (No Class 4/19)
ACTING A SONG (Gr 3-7 & 8-12)
WMM3B/C
This class will focus on the unique challenges
of bringing a character to life and telling a story
through a song. Participants will work both
on their singing technique and on their acting
chops, as they gain skills that will aid them in
productions, auditions, and performances of all
types.
M/$145 NM/$160
Section B
Grades 3-7
4:00-5:15 pm (No Class 4/18, 5/30)
Section C
Grades 8-12
Thu April 7 - June 9
4:30-5:45 pm (No Class 4/21)
PHYSICAL IMPROV (Gr 5-10)
WMM3D
What kind of story can you tell with your body?
Find out in this movement-based class that will
incorporate physicality, comedy, improvisation,
and characterization! Develop unique movement
sequences and routines that communicate plots
and characters both hilarious and heartfelt in this
high-energy class.
M/$145 NM/$160
6:15-7:30 (No class 4/18, 5/30)
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APRIL VACATION WORKSHOPS | SPRING 2016
DISCOVERY WEEK | April 19-22
Grades K-5
Discover, invent, and innovate during this week devoted to exploring the crazy and cool connections
between art and science! Choose from half-day workshops in visual art, theatre, music, and dance to
concoct a week of your favorite elements. Who knows what our experiments will create...
M/$140 NM/$155 (per half-day session)
MORNING 9 am - 12 noon
ART
MIXED MEDIA & SCULPTURE (Gr K-2)AV1
Build bugs, map new worlds, engineer a bird and
more! We will explore science and the natural
world through art.
M/$140 NM/$155
ART
DRAWING, PAINTING & MIXED MEDIA
(Gr 3-5)
AV2
Learn where colors come from, take the rainbow
apart, grow grass in your hair, make musical
stones with drawing, painting & mixed media.
M/$140 NM/$155
THEATRE
JOURNEY THROUGH THE GALAXIES
(Gr K-2)
AV5
What stories lie beyond our planet? What
characters might we meet? Find out as you travel
through the galaxies!
M/$140 NM/$155
MUSIC & MOVEMENT
MUSICAL LABORATORY (Gr 3-5)
AV6
What does singing have to do with science? Learn
new songs and experiment with the science of
song-making!
M/$140 NM/$155
AFTERNOON 1 - 4 pm
ART
DRAWING, PAINTING & MIXED MEDIA
(Gr K-2)
AV3
Learn where colors come from, take the rainbow
apart, grow grass in your hair, make musical
stones with drawing, painting & mixed media.
M/$140 NM/$155
ART
MIXED MEDIA & SCULPTURE (Gr 3-5)
AV4
Build bugs, map new worlds, engineer a bird and
more! We will explore science and the natural
world through art.
M/$140 NM/$155
MUSIC & MOVEMENT
MAD MUSICIANS! (Gr K-2)
AV7
What wacky and wonderful musical experiments
can we create? We’ll put our brains and voices
together to find out!
M/$140 NM/$155
THEATRE
EUREKA! IMPROV FOR THE ACTOR!
(Gr 3-5)
AV8
Learn to think on your feet and come up with
ideas at the drop of a hat as you discover the art
of improvisation.
M/$140 NM/$155
SUPERVISED LUNCH (12 - 1 pm)
AV9
If your student is enrolled in both morning and
afternoon classes for April Vacation Workshops
- Discovery Week, please enroll them in the
Supervised Lunch period from 12–1pm. Please
bring a bag lunch - lunch will not be provided (no
peanuts or other nuts, please).
M/$10 NM/$10
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SESSION 1 June 20 – 24
10
CHILDREN’S
ART & THEATRE CLASSES
SUMMER
YOUNG SCULPTORS –
GARDEN CREATIONS (Gr K-1)
C21 A
Using paper mache, fiber and recycled materials,
we will create fabulous 3D creature using author
and artist Eric Carle as inspiration!!
M/$180 NM/$195
CHARACTER CREATION FOR ARTISTS
(Gr 5+) C41 A
Clay animation is one of many forms of stop
motion animation. Each piece, either character
or background, is made of plasticine clay. Simple
stories will be developed, characters will be drawn
and 3D models will be made using armatures and
clay. A very short stop motion strip will be shot at
the class.
M/$180 NM/$195
CHILDREN’S ART & THEATRE CLASSES / SUMMER
BASIC JEWELRY (Gr 5+)
C44 A
Learn basic jewelry making techniques such as
wiring wrapping, metal forging, and clay work to
create beautiful jewelry. Items created will include
necklaces, earrings, charms, and pin. (Limit 10)
M/$200 NM/$215
ALL DAY 9 am - 4 pm
ARTVENTURERS IN WONDERLAND
(Gr K-3) WSV1
Travel through the looking glass, down the rabbit
hole, and into the whimsical world of Lewis
Carroll! Participants will take on characters,
invent scenes and songs, and craft their way
through Wonderland using theater, music, art,
and movement. This program culminates in an
imaginative showcase on Friday for family and
friends.
M/$345 NM/$360
L10
AFTERNOON 1 - 4 pm
MONET & MANET – IMRESSIONIST PAINTING
AND PRINTMAKING (Gr 2-4)
C37 A
styles and colors. Using Monet and Manet,
as inspiration, you will create your own
masterpieces.
M/$180 NM/$195
1
COMIC AND CARTOON CHARACTERS
(Gr 2-4) C33 A
Focuses on drawing people and animals
combined with telling a story about the
characters. Children will create small books of
cartoon images and stories in a variety of media
and be encouraged to express their unique sense
of humor.
M/$180 NM/$195
9 am – 12 noon
SUPERVISED LUNCH, 12 - 1 pm
M/$20 NM/$30
1
ART AROUND THE WORLD (Gr K-1)
C28 A
Earth is a fascinating place, inhabited by
creatures great and small. We will use the
different continents as inspiration for our projects
– make elephants out of paper mache and
create paintings of the plains in Africa or maybe
make koala bears out of socks and models of
the trees they live in Australia. Stories and your
own imagination can be our inspiration – the
possibilities are endless.
M/$180 NM/$195
22
23
2
SESSION 2 June 27 – July 1
C26 A
M/$180 NM/$195
MOSAICS & MORE (Gr 5+)
C48 A
Join this class, and design and create mosaics
with a variety of materials and surfaces. Create
some paper designs (which will look great as
greeting cards or framed pieces) and we will
produce finished tiles suitable for hanging.
M/$200 NM/$215
SUPERVISED LUNCH, 12 - 1 pm
M/$20 NM/$30
L10
MOSTLY CLAY (Gr K-1)
C20 A
Come have fun with clay! This class will introduce
children to the wonderful medium of clay. Varied
and exciting projects in handbuilding, including
animals, sculpture, containers, tiles and more will
be undertaken. Finished projects will be glazed
and fired.
M/$180 NM/$195
ALL DAY 9 am - 4 pm
ARTVENTURERS: JUNGLE BOOGIE
(Gr K-3) WSV2
Imagine tangoing toucans, hip hop hippos,
cha cha chimps, and jazzy giraffes! Our brave
ArtVenturers will blaze their own trail through
the jungle as they learn about singing, acting,
movement, and visual art. This program
culminates in a showcase on Friday for family and
friends.
M/$345 NM/$360
WCTV: WE’RE ROLLING! (Gr 4-7)
WSV3
A film crew has to work together as a team to
write, shoot, perform in, and produce a movie.
Participants will experience all aspects of life on
the set as they create their own short film that
will air on cable access TV!
M/$345 NM/$360
(Gr 2-4) C33 B
Focuses on drawing people and animals
combined with telling a story about the
characters. Children will create small books of
cartoon images and stories in a variety of media
and be encouraged to express their unique sense
of humor.
M/$180 NM/$195
24
UP IN THE SKY (Gr K-1)
C24 A
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s all about things that
fly! Birds, rockets, planes and more! We’ll learn
about things we see when we look up at the sky,
through drawing, painting and sculpture.
M/$145 NM/$160
ART & SCIENCE (Gr 2-4)
C32 A
Get your creative thinking going! Build bugs, map
new worlds, find out where colors come from
and take the rainbow apart, grow grass in your
hair, make musical stones, engineer a bird and
more. We will explore science and the natural
world through art.
M/$145 NM/$160
3
EARTH FRIENDLY ART (Gr 2-4)
C31 A
Using natural and recycled materials, students
will create an exciting series of art projects. They
will make paper and then create a painting on the
finished product, create natural dyes from fruits
and veggies and then use them to paint on cloth,
and make sculptures from recycled materials.
M/$145 NM/$160
WHEEL (Gr 5+)
C46 A
Learn hand building techniques (slab, pinch,
coil, and modeling) to create useful and playful
objects like vases, mugs, masks and more.
Experiment with the potter’s wheel.
M/$160 NM/$175
MIXED MEDIA (Gr 5+)
C49 A
materials to create energetic and expressive
artworks.
M/$145 NM/$160
M/$20 NM/$30
AFTERNOON 1 - 4 pm
3
L10
DRAWING & PAINTING – PORTRAITS
(Gr 5+) C42 B
Learn the basic techniques of using paints,
pastels and pencils to display the likeness,
personality and even the mood of the person.
Strengthen your observation skills while working
directly from photos. Emphasis will be placed on
color mixing, balance, composition and shading.
M/$145 NM/$160
ALL DAY 9 am - 4 pm
FAIRY TALE WEEK
During this one-of-a-kind theme week, students
of all ages will explore different approaches to
fairy tales, turning these classic stories inside-out
and upside-down. The week will culminate in a
showcase during which all three classes will share
their creations and discoveries about fairy tales of
all types.
FAIRY TALE FRENZY (Gr K-3)
WSV4
Bring your favorite fairy tales to life, take on
classic characters, and even imagine your own
endings!
M/$280 NM/$295
FUN ON THE FARM (Gr K-1)
C29 A
This week we become farmers of our imaginations
and grow our projects from the ground up! From
crops and barns, to farm animals and hay bales,
we will be inspired by life on a farm. We will paint
and sculpt with clay and paper mache.
M/$145 NM/$160
FRACTURED FAIRY TALES (Gr 4-7)
WSV5
Why is that Wolf so Big and Bad? What
happened to the Step Sisters after the glass
slipper incident? Let’s use theater and acting to
shake up these classic stories!
M/$280 NM/$295
CLAY CREATURES (Gr 2-4)
C30 B
will learn pinch, coil and slab techniques to create
imaginative projects based on real or imagined
creatures. Make animals, sea creatures, dragons
or aliens from clay or other materials. Finished
pieces will be glazed and fired
M/$145 NM/$160
FAIRY TALES IN MUSICAL THEATRE
(Gr 8-12) WSV6
In this intensive, students will examine scenes
and songs from musicals that both celebrate and
subvert fairy tale stories. Sharpen your musical
theater performance skills as you explore works
such as Shrek, Into The Woods, and Cinderella.
M/$280 NM/$295
25
2
CLAY CREATURES (Gr 2-4)
C30 A
will learn pinch, coil and slab techniques to create
imaginative projects based on real or imagined
creatures. Make animals, sea creatures, dragons
or aliens from clay or other materials. Finished
pieces will be glazed and fired.
M/$180 NM/$195
AFTERNOON 1 - 4 pm
DRAWING & PAINTING - LANDSCAPE
(Gr 5+) C42 A
Learn the basic techniques of landscape painting
using paints, pastels and pencils to illustrate what
you see. Strengthen your observation skills while
working directly from photos and on location
at the Arsenal complex, weather permitting.
Emphasis will be placed on color mixing, balance,
composition and shading.
M/$180 NM/$195
SESSION 3 July 5 – 8 (4 days)
4 SESSION 4 July 11 – 15
SESSION 5 July 18 – 22
UNDER THE SEA (Gr K-1)
C25 A
Come explore the creatures of the deep as we
look below the water’s surface to get inspired!
Students will create things like giant squids, water
paintings and shark masks.
M/$180 NM/$195
PAINT AND PRINT LIKE PICASSO
(Gr 2-4) C38 A
styles and colors. Using Pablo Picasso
as inspiration, you will create your own
masterpieces.
M/$180 NM/$195
POLYMER CLAY (Gr 5+)
C45 A
This class will use polymer clay and basic clay
making techniques to create beads and pendants.
Students will then use these elements to create
whimsical jewelry pieces such as necklaces,
bracelets, and earrings.
M/$200 NM/$215
SCENE STUDY STUDIO, WEEK 1
(Gr 8-12) WSV7
In this two-week half-day intensive program,
teen performers will hone their acting skills and
learn about theatrical techniques from Meisner
to Stanislavski and more. Students will work on
in-depth character creation, scene study, and
ensemble performance. This intensive culminates
in a performance at the end of the second week.
M/$345 NM/$360
M/$20 NM/$30
L10
MOSTLY CLAY (Gr K-1)
C20 B
Come have fun with clay! This class will introduce
children to the wonderful medium of clay. Varied
and exciting projects in hand building, including
animals, sculpture, containers, tiles and more will
be undertaken. Finished projects will be glazed
and fired
M/$180 NM/$195
26
MIXED MEDIA (Gr 5+)
C49 B
materials to create unexpected materials to
create energetic and expressive artworks.
M/$180 NM/$195
VOCAL STUDIO, WEEK 1 (Gr 8-12)
WSV8
This two-week half-day intensive is a musical
offering for both the new and seasoned singer.
Students will focus on both technique and
performance as they learn solos, duets, and
ensemble pieces. This intensive culminates in a
cabaret performance at the end of the second
week.
M/$345 NM/$360
ALL DAY 9 am - 4 pm
WCT CIRCUS! (Gr K-3)
WSV9
Ever wanted to run away and join the circus?
Well, this class is your chance! Create your own
three-ring circus full of animals, tightrope walkers,
jugglers, clowns, and heart-stopping acts. This
program culminates in a showcase on Friday for
family and friends.
M/$345 NM/$360
BREAK A LEG TROUPE! ADAPT AND TOUR,
WEEK 1 (Gr 4-9)
WSV10
The Break A Leg Troupe will take a favorite work
of literature and transform it into a one-of-a-kind
theatre piece! Over the course of two weeks,
participants will take on the roles of playwright,
actor, designer, and more! Then, during the final
days of the program, the Break A Leg Troupe
will tour to local libraries and perform for public
audiences.
M/$645 NM/$660
ART AROUND THE WORLD (Gr K-1)
C28 B
Earth is a fascinating place, inhabited by creatures
great and small. We will use the different continents
as inspiration for our projects – make elephants out
of paper mache and create paintings of the plains in
Africa, or maybe make koala bears out of socks and
models of the trees they live in Australia. Stories and
your own imagination can be our inspiration – the
possibilities are endless.
M/$180 NM/$195
CREATIVE CREATURES – CLAY (Gr 2-4)
C30 D
We will create one of a kind figures full of style and
personality. Using basic hand building techniques, you
can create bowls, mugs or piggy banks of your favorite
animal or use your imagination and create something
new.
M/$180 NM/$195
5
PUPPETS, PROPS AND PLAYS FAIRY TALES (Gr 2-4)
C39 A
Create wonderful hand puppets, build simple sets and
watch the students “Tell their Story” at a performance
at the end of the session.
M/$180 NM/$195
(Gr 5+)
C41 B
Clay animation is one of many forms of stop motion
animation. Each piece, either character or background
is made of plasticine clay. Simple stories will be
developed, characters will be drawn and 3D models
will be made using armatures and clay. A very short,
stop motion strip will be shot at the class.
M/$180 M/$195
POTTERY & SCULPTURE (Gr 5+)
C47 A
Learn hand building techniques (slab, pinch, coil, and
modeling) to create useful and playful objects like
vases, mugs, masks and more.
M/$200 NM/$215
SCENE STUDY STUDIO, WEEK 2
(Gr 8-12)
WSV7
In this two-week half-day intensive program, teen
performers will hone their acting and skills and
learn about theatrical techniques from Meisner
to Stanislavski and more. Students will work on
in-depth character creation, scene study, and
ensemble performance. This intensive culminates in a
performance at the end of the second week.
M/$345 NM/$360
M/$20 NM/$30
L10
AFTERNOON 1 - 4 pm
MOSTLY CLAY LIONS, TIGERS & BEARS (Gr K-1)
C20 C
Oh my! Students will create works of art that could
scare even the toughest of woodsmen! We will be
inspired by stories such as Wizard of Oz and Winnie the
Pooh. Finished clay projects will be glazed and fired.
M/$180 NM/$195
C32 B
Get your creative thinking going! Build bugs, map new
worlds, find out where colors come from and take the
rainbow apart, grow grass in your hair, make musical
stones, engineer a bird and more. We will explore
science and the naturals world through art.
M/$180 NM/$195
DRAWING & PAINTING - PORTRAITS (Gr 5+)
C42 C
Learn the basic techniques of using paints, pastels and
pencils to display the likeness, personality and even
the mood of the person. Strengthen your observation
skills while working directly from photos. Emphasis will
be placed on color mixing, balance, composition and
shading.
M/$180 NM/$195
VOCAL STUDIO, WEEK 2 (Gr 8-12)
WSV8
This two-week half-day intensive is a musical offering
for both the new and seasoned singer. Students will
focus on both technique and performance as they
learn solos, duets, and ensemble pieces. This intensive
culminates in a cabaret performance at the end of the
second week.
M/$345 NM/$360
ALL DAY 9 am - 4 pm
ARTVENTURERS: MAURICE SENDAK MAGIC
(Gr K-3) WSV11
Join us as we journey to where the wild things are
and travel through the night kitchen! Participants will
experience visual art, theater, music and movement
as they create their own performance inspired by the
lush and lyrical books of Maurice Sendak. This program
culminates in a showcase on Friday for family and
friends.
M/$345 NM/$360
BREAK A LEG TROUPE! ADAPT AND TOUR,
WEEK 2 (Gr 4-9)
WSV10
The Break A Leg Troupe will take a favorite work of
literature and transform it into a one-of-a-kind theatre
piece! Over the course of two weeks, participants will
take on the roles of playwright, actor, designer, and
more! Then, during the final days of the program, the
Break A Leg Troupe will tour to local libraries and
perform for public audiences.
M/$645 NM/$660
27
4
CLAY FUN (Gr 2-4)
C30 C
Learn basic hand building techniques while
creating imaginative sculpture and useful pottery
in clay. Finished work will be glazed and fired.
M/$180 NM/$195
AFTERNOON 1 - 4 pm
GOING GREEN (Gr K-1)
C22 B
Natural and recycled materials will be used to
create an exciting series of art projects. Make
paper and create a painting on the finished
product. Make natural dyes from fruits and
veggies, using them to paint on fabric and make
sculptures from recycled materials.
M/$180 NM/$195
SOFT SCULPTURE – CUTE AND CREEPY
(Gr 2-4) C34 A
We will create one-of-a -kind figures full of style
and personality. You will make them from old
socks, fabric and will embellish them with dye,
paint beads and your own creativity.
M/$180 NM/$195
5
6 SESSION 6 July 25 – 29
C22 B
Natural and recycled materials will be used to create an
exciting series of art projects. Make paper and create
a painting on the finished product. Make natural dyes
from fruits and veggies, using them to paint on fabric
M/$180 NM/$195
C31 B
Using natural and recycled materials, students will
create an exciting series of art projects. They will
make paper and then create a painting on the finished
product, create natural dyes from fruits and veggies
and then use them to paint on cloth, and make
M/$180 NM/$195
TROPICAL PARADISE –
PAINT AND PRINT LIKE GAUGUIN (Gr 2-4)
C36 A
With the artist Gauguin as our inspiration, use waterbased materials, develop paintings and prints with
brushes, rollers, and stencils. Let your imagination lead
you to new levels of creativity.
M/$180 NM/$195
PAINTING (Gr 5+)
C43 A
Students will develop basic painting skills and
techniques using watercolor and acrylic paint. They will
explore techniques and color, using a variety of still life
and landscape subjects.
M/$180 NM/$195
STAGE COMBAT (Gr 8-12)
WSV12
Ever wondered how to throw a punch or wanted to
cross swords with an opponent? Well, this weeklong
half-day intensive is your chance! Participants will
learn techniques of both unarmed and armed combat
onstage, developing trust and communication with an
ensemble. This intensive culminates in a showcase of
techniques and routines on Friday.
M/$180 NM/$195
M/$20 NM/$30
L10
AFTERNOON 1 - 4 pm
TINKER WITH TOYS (Gr K-1)
C27 A
Put down the video games and computers! Students
will learn how to make a variety of toys including
wooden toys, puppets and dolls and action figures out
of all sorts of fun and interesting materials!
M/$180 NM/$195
28
C45 B
This class will use polymer clay and basic clay making
techniques to create beads and pendants. Students will
then use these elements to create whimsical jewelry
pieces such as necklaces, bracelets, and earrings.
M/$200 NM/$215
WHEEL (Gr 5+)
C46 B
experiment with basic forming and glazing techniques.
Price includes clay and the firing of you creations.
M/$200 NM/$215
PHYSICAL THEATRE (Gr 8-12)
WSV13
Unlock your physical potential and stretch yourself
in new ways during this weeklong half-day intensive.
Participants will learn about theatrical movement
techniques like Viewpoints and Laban and develop
ways to communicate characters and stories onstage
using their bodies. This ensemble of actors will
develop a physical theatre piece to display in a
showcase on Friday afternoon.
M/$180 NM/$195
ALL DAY 9 am - 4 pm
TINY TRIPLE THREATS:
MAGIC CARPET RIDE (Gr K-3)
WSV14
Act! Sing! Dance! In this one-week intensive, our
youngest performers will explore these three major
theatrical components. Participants will work as a
team, gain new skills, boost their confidence and
have fun as they create a one-of-a-kind musical revue
inspired by a journey to many imaginative places on a
magic carpet! This program culminates in a showcase
on Friday for family and friends.
M/$345 NM/$360
BROADWAY BOOTCAMP, WEEK 1 (Gr 4-9)
WSV15
Broadway Bootcamp is back! The show title is currently
TBA, but we’re certain it will be a blast! This smash hit
summer program is an exciting opportunity to mount
a musical on the Mosesian stage in just two weeks!
This musical intensive will have participants singing,
dancing, and acting their way to a full performance
on August 5th. Besides playing a role onstage, all
participants will work on backstage committees to
bring costumes, props, and other production elements
to life!
M/$645 NM/$660
FUN ON THE FARM (Gr K-1)
C29 B
This week we become farmers of our imaginations and
grow our projects from the ground up! From crops
and barns, to farm animals and hay bales, we will be
inspired by life on a farm. We will paint and sculpt with
clay and paper mache.
M/$180 NM/$195
(Gr 2-4)
C33 D
Focuses on drawing people and animals combined
with telling a story about the characters. Children will
create small books of cartoon images and stories in a
variety of media and be encouraged to express their
unique sense of humor.
M/$180 NM/$195
7
TROPICAL PARADISE –
PAINT AND PRINT LIKE GAUGUIN (Gr 2-4)
C36 B
With the artist Gauguin as our inspiration, use waterbased materials, develop paintings and prints with
brushes, rollers, and stencils. Let your imagination lead
you to new levels of creativity.
M/$180 NM/$195
WHEEL (Gr 5+)
C46 C
experiment with basic forming and glazing techniques.
Price includes clay and firing of your creations. (Limit 7)
M/$200 NM/$215
MIXED MEDIA (Gr 5+)
C49 C
Use collage and printmaking techniques with a variety
of paints, drawing and unexpected materials to create
energetic and expressive artworks.
M/$180 NM/$195
ENSEMBLE ACTING (Gr 8-12)
WSV16
How do you go from total strangers to an ensemble in
just one week? This half-day intensive will transform
the group into a fun, trusting, and supportive
ensemble. Participants will collaborate to create
a unique work of theater based on their interests
and voices, as they practice theatre skills including
movement and improv. This intensive culminates in a
showcase on Friday morning.
M/$180 NM/$195
M/$20 NM/$30
AFTERNOON 1 - 4 pm
7
L10
C22 C
Natural and recycled materials will be used to create an
exciting series of art projects. Make paper and create
a painting on the finished product. Make natural dyes
from fruits and veggies, using them to paint on fabric
M/$180 NM/$195
C31 C
Using natural and recycled materials, students will
create an exciting series of art projects. They will
make paper and then create a painting on the finished
product, create natural dyes from fruits and veggies
and then use them to paint on cloth, and make
M/$180 NM/$195
MOSAICS & MORE (Gr 5+)
C48 B
Join this class, and design and create mosaics with a
variety of materials and surfaces. Create some paper
designs (which will look great as greeting cards or
framed pieces) and we will produce finished tiles
suitable for hanging. (Limit 10)
M/$200 NM/$215
NAIL THAT AUDITION (Gr 8-12)
WSV17
This half-day intensive class will give you all the tools
you need to nail that audition, from selecting the right
song and monologue and showing your best acting
skills in only sixteen bars to just being yourself! Hone
your audition skills, work on solo performance in a
supportive group setting, and gain confidence for the
next time you face an audition panel. This program
culminates in a showcase on Friday afternoon.
M/$180 NM/$195
ALL DAY 9 am - 4 pm
TINY TRIPLE THREATS: PUPPET PLAYHOUSE
(Gr K-3) WSV18
In this weeklong intensive, our youngest performers
will explore acting, singing, dancing and puppetry!
Stories and songs will inspire our young actors to
imagine, invent, and build characters of all kinds.
Participants will create a unique musical performance
incorporating puppetry styles that they learn during
the week. This program culminates in a showcase on
Friday for family and friends.
M/$345 NM/$360
BROADWAY BOOTCAMP, WEEK 2 (Gr 4-9)
WSV15
Broadway Bootcamp is back! The show title is currently
TBA, but we’re certain it will be a blast! This smash hit
summer program is an exciting opportunity to mount
a musical on the Mosesian stage in just two weeks!
This musical intensive will have participants singing,
dancing, and acting their way to a full performance
on August 5th. Besides playing a role onstage, all
participants will work on backstage committees to
bring costumes, props, and other production elements
to life!
M/$645 NM/$660
29
6
(Gr 2-4)
C33 C
with telling a story about the characters. Children will
create small books of cartoon images and stories in a
variety of media and be encouraged to express their
unique sense of humor.
M/$180 NM/$195
SESSION 7 August 1 – 5
8 SESSION 8 August 8 – 12
C26 B
M/$180 NM/$195
(Gr 5+)
C41 C
motion animation. Each piece, either character or
background is made of plasticine clay. Simple stories
will be developed, characters will be drawn and 3D
models will be made using armatures and clay. A
very short stop motion strip will be shot at the class.
M/$180 M/$195
POTTERY & SCULPTURE (Gr 5+)
C47 B
Learn hand building techniques (slab, pinch, coil,
and modeling) to create useful and playful objects
like vases, mugs, masks and more.
M/$200 NM/$215
L10
UNDER THE SEA (Gr K-1)
C25 B
Come explore the creatures of the deep as we look
below the water’s surface to get inspired! Students
will create things like giant squids, water paintings
and shark masks.
M/$180 NM/$195
CLAY FUN (Gr 2-4)
C30 E
Learn basic hand building techniques while creating
imaginative sculpture and useful pottery in clay.
Finished work will be glazed and fired.
M/$180 NM/$195
C45 C
This class will use polymer clay and basic clay
making techniques to create beads and pendants.
Students will then use these elements to create
whimsical jewelry pieces such as necklaces,
bracelets, and earrings.
M/$200 NM/$215
ALL DAY 9 am - 4 pm
SHAKESPEARIENCE, WEEK 1
This year’s Shakespearience offers adventures in
Shakespeare and classical works for students of all
ages! For two weeks, all of our students will explore
timeless stories and classic characters in new,
modern, investigative, and out-of-the-box ways. The
two weeks will culminate in a Shakespeare showcase
during which all three classes will share their work.
SHAKESPEARE SLAM!
WEEK 1 (Gr K-3)
WSV19
This is a chance for our youngest students explore
Shakespeare’s most famous stories and exciting
characters, from fortune-telling witches to trickster
fairies, in a fun, upbeat and understandable way!
M/$645 NM/$660
THE MAGIC OF SHAKESPEARE!
WEEK 1 (Gr 4-7)
WSV20
Take Shakespearean scene study to the next level,
with this one-of-a-kind class that combines intensive
acting technique and character creation with the art
of magic and illusion!
M/$645 NM/$660
ACTING THE CLASSICS,
WEEK 1 (Gr 8-12)
WSV21
This class will look intensively at scene study and
character creation in Shakespeare plays and other
classic works. Explore techniques that will transport
you back in time and elevate your performance skills
to tell classic stories both comedic and dramatic.
M/$645 NM/$660
TINKER WITH TOYS (Gr K-1)
C27 B
Put down the video games and computers! Students
will learn how to make a variety of toys including
wooden toys, puppets and dolls and action figures
out of all sorts of fun and interesting materials!
M/$180 NM/$195
BASIC JEWELRY (Gr 5+)
C44 B
Learn basic jewelry making techniques such as
wiring wrapping, metal forging, and clay work to
create beautiful jewelry. Items created will include
necklaces, earrings, charms, and pin. (Limit 10)
M/$200 NM/$215
9
C32 C
Get your creative thinking going! Build bugs, map
new worlds, find out where colors come from and
take the rainbow apart, grow grass in your hair,
make musical stones, engineer a bird and more. We
will explore science and the naturals world through
art.
M/$180 NM/$195
DRAWING & PAINTING –
LANDSCAPE (Gr 5+)
C42 D
Learn the basic techniques of landscape painting
using paints, pastels and pencils to illustrate what
you see. Strengthen your observation skills while
working directly from photos and on location at the
Arsenal complex, weather permitting. Emphasis will
be placed on color mixing, balance, composition
and shading.
M/$180 NM/$195
WHEEL (ages 10+)
C46 D
experiment with basic forming and glazing
techniques. Price includes clay and firing of your
creations. (Limit 7)
M/$200 NM/$215
M/$20 NM/$30
AFTERNOON 1 - 4 pm
PAINT AND PRINT LIKE PICASSO
(Gr 2-4) C38 B
styles and colors. Using Pablo Picasso as inspiration,
you will create your own masterpieces.
M/$180 NM/$195
L10
MOSTLY CLAY LIONS, TIGERS & BEARS (Gr K-1)
C20 D
Oh my! Students will create works of art that could
scare even the toughest of woodsmen! We will be
inspired by stories such as Wizard of Oz and Winnie
the Pooh. Finished clay projects will be glazed and
fired.
M/$180 NM/$195
(Gr 2-4)
C33 E
with telling a story about the characters. Children
will create small books of cartoon images and
stories in a variety of media and be encouraged to
express their unique sense of humor.
M/$180 NM/$195
ALL DAY 9 am - 4 pm
SHAKESPEARIENCE, WEEK 2
This year’s Shakespearience offers adventures in
Shakespeare and classical works for students of all
ages! For two weeks, all of our students will explore
timeless stories and classic characters in new,
modern, investigative, and out-of-the-box ways. The
two weeks will culminate in a Shakespeare showcase
during which all three classes will share their work.
SHAKESPEARE SLAM!
WEEK 2 (Gr K-3)
WSV19
This is a chance for our youngest students explore
Shakespeare’s most famous stories and exciting
characters, from fortune-telling witches to trickster
fairies, in a fun, upbeat and understandable way!
M/$645 NM/$660
THE MAGIC OF SHAKESPEARE!
WEEK 2 (Gr 4-7)
WSV20
Take Shakespearean scene study to the next level,
with this one-of-a-kind class that combines intensive
acting technique and character creation with the art
of magic and illusion!
M/$645 NM/$660
M/$20 NM/$30
30
SOFT SCULPTURE –
CUTE OR CREEPY? (Gr 2-4)
C34 B
We will create one-of-a-kind figures full of style
and personality. You will make them from old socks,
fabric and will embellish them with dye, paint, beads
and your own creativity.
M/$180 NM/$195
8
PUPPETS, PROPS AND PLAYS –
MYTHS & LEGENDS (Gr 2-4)
C39 B
Create wonderful hand puppets, build simple
sets and watch the students “Tell their Story” at a
performance at the end of the session.
M/$180 NM/$195
AFTERNOON 1 - 4 pm
SESSION 9 August 15 – 19 9
ACTING THE CLASSICS,
WEEK 2 (Gr 8-12)
WSV21
This class will look intensively at scene study and
character creation in Shakespeare plays and other
classic works. Explore techniques that will transport
you back in time and elevate your performance skills
to tell classic stories both comedic and dramatic.
M/$645 NM/$660
31
10 SESSION 10 August 22 – 26
OFF TO OZ (Grades K-5)
Follow the Yellow Brick Road to a week full of workshops in art, music, dance and theatre to create
a full- or half-day camp experience inspired by the magical world of Oz. Become an architect in the
Emerald City, imagine what’s over the rainbow, or even vanquish the Wicked Witch!
M/$180 NM/$195
AFTERNOON 1 - 4 pm
10
THEATRE/DANCE
WACKY WITCHES AND WIZARDS
(Gr 3-5)
C60
Invent whimsical, magical characters with
your body and your voice, as you work with an
ensemble and gain theater and movement skills in
this intensive!
M/$180 NM/$195
MUSIC AND MOVEMENT
MUNCHKIN MUSIC! (Gr K-2)
C61
Sing and dance to favorites from The Wizard
Of Oz, and write your own songs inspired by its
fantastical characters!
M/$180 NM/$195
ART
SCARECROW, TIN MAN, AND
COWARDLY LION (Gr K-2)
C70
Mixed Media Sculpture. We will create one of a
kind figures full of style and personality using a
variety of materials!
M/$180 NM/$195
ART
YELLOW BRICK ROAD TO
THE EMERALD CITY (Gr 3-5)
C71
Drawing Painting & More. Experimenting with
many painting tools, surfaces, styles and colors,
we will use the story as inspiration to create
masterpieces!
M/$180 NM/$195
ART
IT’S A TWISTER! (Gr 5+)
C72
Wheel. Learn to wedge clay, center on the wheel
and experiment with basic forming and glazing
techniques.
M/$180 NM/$195
M/$20 NM/$30
32
L10
THEATRE
LIONS AND TIGERS
AND BEARS! (Gr K-2)
C62
Bring to life creatures of all types in this theater
class! Act like an animal, write your own stories,
and explore your wild side!
M/$180 NM/$195
SONGWRITING/VOICE
SONGS FROM OZ:
FROM THE WIZ TO WICKED (Gr 3-5)
C63
The beloved story of Oz has been in told in many
famous musicals. Learn a variety of songs about
this wonderful world, and even try your hand at
writing your own!
M/$180 NM/$195
ART
YELLOW BRICK ROAD TO
THE EMERALD CITY (Gr K-2)
C73
Drawing Painting & More. Experimenting with
many painting tools, surfaces, styles and colors,
we will use the story as inspiration to create
masterpieces!
M/$180 NM/$195
ART
SCARECROW, TIN MAN,
AND COWARDLY LION (Gr 3-5)
C74
Mixed Media Sculpture. The beloved story of Oz
has been in told in many famous musicals. Learn a
variety of songs about this wonderful world, and
even try your hand at writing your own!
M/$180 NM/$195
SUPERVISED LUNCH
Summer Sessions
There is a supervised lunch from 12:00 - 1:00 pm for children taking half-day summer classes both
morning and afternoon. If your student is enrolled in morning and afternoon classes for any of the
summer session half-day classes (9 am - 12 pm, 1 - 4 pm) please enroll them in the Supervised Lunch
period that corresponds with the session week they are enrolled in. Please bring a bag lunch - lunch
will not be provided (no peanuts or other nuts, please). NOTE: if your student is enrolled in any full
day program (9 am - 4 pm), then they do not need to enroll in Supervised lunch as it is included in the
tuition cost.
M/$20 NM/$30
L01
L02
L03
L04
L05
L06
L07
L08
L09
L10
Session 1
Session 2
Session 3
Session 4
Session 5
Session 6
Session 7
Session 8
Session 9
Session 10
June 20 - 24
June 27 - July 1
July 5 - 8
July 11 - 15
July 18 - 22
July 25 - 29
Aug 1 - 5
Aug 8 - 12
Aug 15 - 19 Aug 22 - 26
BIRTHDAY PARTIES
Art & Theatre
Celebrate your child’s birthday or your own with a workshop party at the Arsenal Center for the Arts!
ART WORKSHOPS
Choose party projects such as clay mask making, t-shirt painting, clay animals and more. Cost is $200
for members, $220 for non-members, for a party of up to 10. Each additional guest is $10. There is a
minimal surcharge for t-shirt workshops. Call 617-923-0100 x8309 to reserve your date and for more
details.
THEATRE WORKSHOPS
Choose from party themes such as Broadway, magic, creative drama, and showtime! Cost is $200
for members, $220 for non-members, for a party of up to 10. Some party themes require additional
resources, and cost $300 for members, $320 for non-members. Each additional guest is $10. Call
617-926-ARTS (2787) to reserve your date and for more details.
ART
DOROTHY & TOTO GO TO OZ (Gr 5+)
C75
motion animation. A simple story will be
developed, characters will be drawn and 3D
models will be made using plasticine clay. A very
short stop motion strip will be shot at the class.
M/$180 NM/$195
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POLICIES & PROCEDURES
GENERAL INFORMATION
All classes are held at the Arsenal Center for the Arts
(unless otherwise indicated), located at 321 Arsenal
Street in Watertown, MA. For directions, visit our web
site at www.arsenalarts.org or call 617-923-0100 x8309.
Adult classes are open to students 17 years or older.
Only registered students may attend classes. There are
no visitors allowed in the classes at the Arsenal Center
for the Arts.
PARKING
Parking at the Arsenal on the Charles complex is FREE
at a centrally located 6 floor parking garage, as well as
a large number of ground level parking spots around
the campus. Spots fill quickly during business hours.
At times of high volume, we recommend using the
complimentary valet parking service.
To access valet parking: Proceed to the 6th floor
of the parking garage and look for the valets in red
jackets or follow the “valet parking” signs.
Student drop-off/pick-up: There are free 15-minute
and 1-hour surface spots next to our building along
Thornton Avenue, which are ideal for a quick visit or
student drop-off/pick-up.
SPRING/SUMMER
Most adult classes and children’s classes run for 8
weeks. Children’s summer classes run by 1-2 week
sessions. See course descriptions for starting dates.
• No classes July 4
TUITION
Tuition must be paid at the time of registration. Our
preferred method of registration is via our online
system and can be found at www.arsenalarts.org/
education. You may also mail the completed form
to the Arsenal Center for the Arts, 321 Arsenal St.,
Watertown MA,02472. We accept MasterCard, Visa,
Discover, AMEX, and personal checks made payable
to Arsenal Center for the Arts. To register by phone,
please call 617-923-0100 x8309 Mon–Fri, 10 am - 5 pm.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Thanks to our generous donors, we are able to provide
a limited number of student scholarships and tuition
assistance for arsenalARTS & WCT programs. Visit
arsenalarts.org, watertownchildrenstheatre.org, or call
617-923-0100 x8309 for more information.
MEMBER DISCOUNT
To enjoy discounts on classes, join the Arsenal Center
for the Arts (Individual $40, minimum of Contributor
Membership $75, required for children’s class discounts.
To join, fill out the registration form, sign up on our
website, arsenalarts.org or call 617-923-0100 x8300 for
more information.
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REGISTRATION FORM
CONFIRMATION/SCHEDULE CHANGES
Your registration will be confirmed by phone or email.
If you need a written confirmation, send a SASE with
your registration. The Arsenal Center for the Arts
reserves the right to cancel under-enrolled classes,
change instructors when necessary and reschedule
classes as needed.
REFUND POLICY
School-year programs: Full refunds will be made if
a class is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment.
Student cancellations must be received at least five
business days prior to class/workshop start date and a
$25 cancellation fee will be deducted from the refund.
No registration fees will be refunded after the first day
of classes. Short-term workshops and membership fees
are not refundable.
Summer Vacation programs: Full refunds will be made
if a class is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment. For
withdrawals made before June 1, a $25 cancellation
fee will be deducted from the refund. After that time
tuition will be refunded, minus the $25 fee, ONLY if
your child’s space is filled by another participant.
PHOTOS/VIDEO
Photographs and video will occasionally be taken
during classes and programs and used for promotional
purposes. If you have concerns, please inform us when
you register.
SUPPLIES
Adults are responsible for their own supplies, unless
otherwise stated in the course description. Children’s
classes include supplies, unless stated in the course
description.
PARTICIPANT INFORMATION
FILL
OUT
FOR
CHILD
CLASSES
ONLY
First Name
Last Name
Gender
Date of Birth
Grade (School Year '15-'16)
School
Does participant have any allergies or medical conditions?
Yes
No
If yes to above, please specify any medical conditions, including severe allergies or need for Epi-Pen:
PARENT/GUARDIAN 1 INFORMATION or ADULT STUDENT INFORMATION
First Name
Last Name
Street Address
City, State, Zip
Email
Home Phone
Mobile Phone
Work Phone
Preferred Phone
PARENT/GUARDIAN 2 INFORMATION
First Name
Last Name
Street Address
City, State, Zip
Email
Home Phone
Mobile Phone
Work Phone
Preferred Phone
EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION (If above contacts cannot be reached, please contact the following):
First Name
Last Name
Phone Number
First Name
Last Name
Phone Number
INCLEMENT WEATHER
In the case of bad weather, morning classes at the
Arsenal Center for the Arts and Watertown Children’s
Theater are cancelled when the Watertown Public
School System is closed. If the Watertown schools
are running on a delayed schedule, our morning
classes will meet at the regular times. For afternoon
and evening cancellations, please call 617-923-0100
x8309 for arsenalARTS and 617-926-ARTS (2787) for
Watertown Children’s Theatre. A message will be left
on the machines by 12 noon.
CODE
WAYS TO REGISTER
1. Online. Visit arsenalarts.org/education for
online class registration.
2. Phone. Call 617-923-0100 x8309, M-F, 10am-5pm
Call Watertown Children’s Theatre, 617-926-ARTS
(2787), M-F, 12 - 5 pm.
3. Mail. Fill out the registration form and return it with
payment for the full amount of tuition and fees. Please
make checks payable to the Arsenal Center for the
Arts. Mail forms to: Education Department, Arsenal
Center for the Arts, 321 Arsenal St. Watertown, MA
02472.
PAYMENT OPTIONS
Please use separate form for each child.
SECTION
PROGRAM TITLE
TUITION
1.
2.
3.
4.
Become a member at ___________________________ level
(Minimum of Contributor Membership, $75 required for children’s program discounts)
Donation (Tax deductible) to Tuition Assistance Fund
TOTAL AMOUNT DUE





Mastercard
Visa
Discover
AMEX
Check #
__________
Credit Card #:
Exp Date:
CVV Code (back of card):
Name (as it appears on card):
Billing Address (for card):
Signature: __________________________________________________ Date: _______________
Checks payable to Arsenal Center for the Arts
Return form to: Education Department, Arsenal Center for the Arts, 321 Arsenal St, Watertown, MA 02472
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Arsenal Center for the Arts
321 Arsenal Street
Watertown, MA 02472
arsenalarts.org | 617 923 0100

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