Online musical theatre classes
Build on Cohen and Adler acting techniques and perform a song in a musical theater play in this online workshop.
AHA Voice & Performing Arts Studio
Rebecca Luttio, MM, Instructor
Professional Actress, 2D Fine Art Painter
This class is one of our virtual acting classes where online k12 students learn to deliver strong performances.
Virtual musical theater performance workshop with singing and voice lessons
Students will be cast and assigned roles in a musical theater play that will be performed at the end of the course. They must commit to the entire course, be available to attend all scheduled classes and participate in the final online performance.
How do online musical theatre classes work?
Students build upon Cohen and Adler acting techniques to ground themselves in character, expand their senses while using their space, and dig deeper into the circumstances that the character is currently experiencing. In addition, each student will be assigned a song that his/her character sings within the flow of the play.
Objectives
Students can accurately describe the Robert Cohen VOTE technique and have it apply to his/her performance of their character. They will memorize and record a final performance of their musical theater song and will present it in the final online showcase.
Schedule
Once per week / 5 Weeks
Lesson Suggestion:
This course is offered as part of AHA Summer Camp and can be offered as an elective during the school year.
Requirements
Hardware
Computer or tablet with functioning camera
Software
- Zoom
- Internet Access
Materials
Script and sheet music will be provided by the academy.
Lessons
Whole-child Support
AHA has a caring and encouraging ethos. Moreover, we use a whole child support system approach.
Classes
Project-based Learning
Our k12 online private school curriculum allows students to showcase their understanding through practical projects while following state standards.
School
Four-day School Week
Students learn core content and electives from Monday to Thursday, while Fridays are reserved as Community Service Days to enhance students’ social development.