Rosetta LeNoire Musical Theatre Hosts Academy Auditions 10/22
The Rosetta LeNoire Musical Theatre Academy is a 43-year-old multicultural, non-profit performing arts organization dedicated to the creation, development and production of new musicals and to the training of young performing artists. The Academy, named for our founder Rosetta LeNoire ("Mother Winslow" on Family Matters) is designed for teenagers of all backgrounds between the ages of 14-20. Students are accepted into the program through auditions held in October 2011.
The Academy meets on Saturdays 10:00am -4:30pm for classes in singing, acting, and dance, and related professional performance classes. An Open House Workshop presentation is held in January for families and friends. In May of 2012, the Academy students perform a fully-produced Off-Off-Broadway Musical. Classes are held in midtown Manhattan.
30 students are selected on the basis of talent, potential, ability and the desire to excel in the performing arts. Classes are conducted by established New York theatre professionals and offer the opportunity for students to develop their talents in a nurturing and supportive environment. In addition to scheduled classes, special guest artists meet and work with students.
The Rosetta LeNoire Musical Theatre Academy has been featured in The New York Times, The Amsterdam News, The New York Post, and on NY1. The New York Times hailed the Academy production of Footloose as a "spirited revival...that displayed the triple-threat talents of a teenaged multicultural ensemble..."
Tuition for the Academy is $900 for 25 weeks of instruction and two-week Off-Broadway Production!
FULL AND PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE FOR STUDENTS ELIGIBLE FOR TUITION ASSISTANCE
CLASSES BEGIN SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22
AUDITIONS FRIDAY, 10/7 - 4:00-7:00, SATURDAY, 10/8 - 10:00-4:30
BE PREPARED TO SING AND DANCE
For information and appointment: Call (212) 563-2565 or visit our website at www.amasmusical.org for a registration form
The Rosetta LeNoire Musical Theatre Academy is made possible in part with public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the City Council, the New York State Council on the Arts, celebrating 50 years of building strong creative communities in New York's 62 counties, Ampacet Corporation, the Bill and Jean Cantor Scholarship Fund, the Nat R. and Martha Knaster Charitable Trust, and through the generous support of many individuals.
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