All the World's a Stage Summer Camp to Run 7/21-25 at A Noise Within
By: BWW News Desk
A Noise Within (ANW), the acclaimed classical repertory theatre company, presents a weeklong day camp, All the World's A Stage, for younger children ages 6-9, from July 21-25.
All the World's A Stage, introduces the stage and Shakespeare, helps them build social skills and-and encourages full-time fun. The week's activities include acting classes, stage combat, costuming and scene-making workshops and crafting galore. Kids also learn improv, acting techniques, and vocal and movement exercises, along with technical theater knowledge. The camp culminates in a final performance of their version of a Shakespeare play. Along the way, campers acquire teamwork skills and confidence and develop their creativity to the fullest.
According to A Noise Within's Education and Community Outreach Director, Alicia Green, "Our program is very nearly one-of-a-kind, as most summer theatre camps are designed for older children. All the World's A Stage is unique in the skill level and social interaction it brings to children in this age range-and they appreciate the chance to work with real professionals in the theatrical arts, while learning and having fun."Alicia herself holds a master's degree in educational theater from the Steinhardt School at New York University. A classically trained actress who has taught nationwide, Alicia has also studied at Circle in the Square and Alvin Ailey Dance Theater in New York. All the World's A Stage takes place Monday July 21-Friday July 25, Daily 10 AM - 4PM with pre-/post-care starting at 9AM and ending at 5PM. A Noise Within is located on the corner of Foothill Boulevard and Sierra Madre Villa Avenue at 3352 East Foothill Blvd., Pasadena, CA 91107. Weeklong youth camp costs $360 includes snacks and supplies. For details, contact Alicia Green, Director of Education, at 626.356.3104 or email education@anoisewithin.org.
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