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Capitol Theater Arts Academy Professional Instructors, Safe Environment Performance-Based, Non-Competition Classes begin 1/21/14 Register Today!

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Enroll Today! Call 860-465-5636 or go to www.registereastconn.org/ctaa

Capitol Theater Arts Academy & EASTCONN EASTCONN’s Capitol Theater Arts Academy (CTAA) is a community arts education program for Northeastern Connecticut children, ages 3 to 18. Founded in 2007, as part of EASTCONN’s arts outreach initiative, CTAA offers classes in dance, theater, musical theater, creative writing, visual arts, and private music lessons — all taught by talented, local, professional artists. CTAA is housed in EASTCONN’s Capitol Theater, a beautifully renovated Art Deco-era facility in the heart of Willimantic’s thriving downtown. Surrounded by boutique eateries and adjacent to the library and post office, the theater is also home to Arts at the Capitol Theater, or ACT, EASTCONN’s regional arts high school. Once ACT’s high school students head home for the day, CTAA comes to life, offering evening and Saturday classes to the region’s youth. CTAA students have access to the Capitol Theater’s two fully equipped theaters, a black box theater, two dance studios, classrooms, audio/video editing suites, a full theater scene shop, a costume design space, a café and an art gallery. CTAA is an enthusiastic part of the downtown Willimantic community, inviting area residents to attend four CTAA student shows each year: two in dance and two in musical theater. CTAA students regularly participate in Willimantic’s “3rd Thursday Street Fest,” its annual “Chocolate Festival,” and “Trick or Treat on Main Street.” Students also perform at the Windham Senior Center and Regency Heights. CTAA offers its young dancers an opportunity to join the highly selective Youth Dance Performance Ensemble, which also performs during special occasions and at outside venues.

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House & Shoe Exchange Wednesday, January 15 | 5 – 8 p.m.* *Snow date January 16 Join EASTCONN’s Capitol Theater Arts Academy on January 15, 2014, from 5 to 8 p.m., as we kick off our Spring Semester for children ages 3 to 18. Register for Theater, Dance, Creative Writing, Visual Arts, and Musical Theater classes, Private Lessons, tour our beautiful building, meet the staff, watch presentations, participate in FREE workshops, and exchange your old shoes! Over the years, CTAA has built up a collection of gently used Jazz, Tap and Ballet shoes. Bring any slightly used shoes and exchange them for a different size.

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Lesson Recital Saturday, May 10 | 2 p.m. Join our private music lesson students as they celebrate all the work they have done over the last year. n Spring

We look forward to having you join us!

Dance Recital Saturday May 31 | 4 p.m. Sunday June 1 | 2 p.m. Tickets: $10 General; $8 Students/Seniors Join us to celebrate our dancers and teachers and our year together.

Classes End Friday, May 30

Friday, March 7 & Saturday, March 8 | 7:00 p.m. Saturday, March 8 | 2:00 p.m. Tickets: $10 General; $8 Students/Seniors

NO CLASS DATES Feb. 17-23 – February Break March 15 – ACT Audition Day April 14-20 – Spring Break May 24-26 – Memorial Day

Special CTAA Event coming in May!

This musical retelling of Shakespeare’s comedy Twelfth Night captures both the carefree energy of the play’s hilarious hijinks and its deeply felt emotions of loss and unrequited love.

When the shipwrecked Viola washes ashore on the island of Illyria, she hides out disguised as her deceased brother Sebastian as a servant to Duke Orsino who is in love with the Lady Olivia. Add in some servants, clowns, mismatched love letters and merriment ensues.

Stay tuned to our Facebook page for more details!!

For more information on CTAA classes, private lessons and events, call 860-465-5636, x1023, visit our Web site at www.eastconn.org/ctaa, or find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/CTAAEASTCONN

Join us for this amazing retelling of one of Shakespeare’s greatest works. 860-465-5636

Classes Begin Tuesday, January 21!

THEATER CTAA endeavors to provide opportunities for young performers to grow progressively through our Theater and Musical Theater program. Each class is designed to give students the tools necessary to become skilled actors and performers. Students begin at their appropriate level and develop through the classes offered. Acting & Comedy Improvisation Ages 10-14 | Mondays | 6:30–7:30 p.m. Instructor: Dan Coyle | Fee: $150 (15 classes) n

Acting 1: Creating the Actor’s Toolbox Ages 8-12 | Mondays | 5:30-6:30 p.m. Instructor: Dan Coyle | Fee: $150 (15 classes) Actors have a “toolbox” of skills and talents from which to draw. This class will teach, encourage, and sharpen the actor’s tools — voice, body and imagination — through exercises, games, and skits. Students will also develop self-confidence and the ability to be creative collaboratively! This class covers basic acting principles including action, objective, obstacles, conflict, beats, and being in the moment while incorporating fundamentals of movement, voice, and improvisation essential to the art of acting. Students will examine scripts, perform character analysis, learn about actors’ journals, and perform a final presentation for families.

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n Acting 2 Ages 10-16 | Saturday | 11 a.m.–12 p.m. Instructor: Dan Coyle | Fee: $140 (14 classes) Building upon the skills students already have, this class will concentrate on voice, body, and imagination. They will work to develop self-confidence through theater games and group work. Students will learn to analyze characters for their qualities, characteristics, and motivations. A final presentation for families will take place at the end of the semester.

Comedic Improvisation, like “Whose Line is it Anyway?,” is not scripted but requires building blocks to create successful scenes. Students will develop the confidence to take control of the stage, develop cool characters and funny situations, and support fellow performers. Using shows such as “Saturday Night Live,” “Monty Python,” and “Second City TV” as inspiration, we will work on the skills necessary to create great comedy sketches. This class will be a blast, so come with your improv and writing shoes on. A performance will take place for families at the end of the semester. Stage Combat Ages 12+ | Wednesdays | 6-7 p.m. Instructor: Shane Kegler | Fee: $170 (17 classes) Students will learn the basics of stage combat, as well as techniques used by film and stage actors, to portray combat safely. We will learn hand-to-hand techniques and work using stage-safe swords. We will also learn the basics of creating a whole fight scene. No previous experience is necessary. Solidtoed shoes are strongly recommended for each class. This class requires movement; please dress appropriately. n

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n Shakespeare Ages 12+ | Wednesdays | 7–8 p.m. Instructor: Shane Kegler | Fee: $170 (17 classes) Shakespeare is a great tool for every actor to help work on dialogue, characters and emotions. Through monologues and scene work, students will develop a working knowledge of how to understand and accurately portray Shakespeare. Students will explore important tools for speaking the text including scansion, First Folio work, and studying the Bard’s words to understand their true meaning.

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n Script Analysis Ages 12+ | Saturday | 12–1 p.m. Instructor: Dan Coyle | Fee: $140 (14 classes) The answers to how an actor or director should approach the text of a script are in the text. In this class learn techniques to help you act within the truth of the moment and have fun! Analyzing the script creates a blueprint of clear choices that activates the actor to play truthfully and impulsively under the given circumstances. This class will teach you how to break down scenes simply and specifically. Script analysis is an organizational skill and a collaborative tool that helps you make clear and confident choices in your preparation, so in performance you can feel free to work viscerally, boldly, and bravely.

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MUSICAL THEATER Musical Theater Training Classes

Fee: 1 class – $100; 2 Classes – $190; 3 Classes – $280 No additional discounts apply to these classes. n Dancing

for Musicals Ages 8-17 | March 8–April 3, 2014 Tuesdays & Thursdays | 6:30–8 p.m. Instructor: Rachel Roccoberton Griffin Dancing can be difficult and intimidating. Don’t let those steps get you down! In this class, learn pieces of Broadway choreography and the technique to go with each step. The class will focus on how to break down choreography to make it more manageable, count music, and common basic steps found in many dances. Get comfortable moving, singing, and acting in this class designed for performers of all skill levels and abilities. This class requires movement; please dress appropriately.

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for Musicals and Beyond Ages 8-17 | April 8-May 1, 2014 Tuesdays & Thursdays | 6:30–8 p.m. Instructor: Shane Kegler Actors don’t enter an audition unprepared! In this class, students will learn the techniques and skills required for cold readings, monologues, scene work, and more through a series of lessons and exercises. Students will develop an actor’s talent in the areas of imagination, listening, concentration, focus, and response. All of these skills will help them learn the fundamentals and the proper preparation for acting auditions. This class requires movement; please dress appropriately.

Singing for Musicals Ages 8-17 | May 6-22, 2014 Tuesdays & Thursdays | 6:30–8 p.m. Instructor: Kasia Popovic Learn the skills necessary for reading music during rehearsals and prepare a song for auditions in this class designed to help students get ready for the next musical theater audition. Emphasis will be placed on quality of sound, diction and projection. Students will be assessed the first day for their vocal range and, throughout the course, will learn how to strengthen their voices and extend vocal range.

Private Acting Lessons and Audition Coaching are also available. Please call 860-465-5636 to learn about pricing and availability.

VISUAL ARTS & CREATIVE WRITING n Visual Creativity Ages 8-12 | Thursdays 5:30-6:30 p.m. Instructor: Bill Dougal | Fee: $170 (17 classes) In this class students get to design cool stuff. They will learn the options for artistic creation, then make the choices involved in creating exciting images. Invent “looks” for things, from buildings to soda cans. Fun projects may include: found object sculptures, surrealist collages, crazy combo cartoons, spaceage transportation design, and funny fashion design. Design a personal logo using creative type stylings. Experimentation and imagination are more important than skill in this class. n Cartooning

Ages 12+ | Thursdays | 6:30–7:30 p.m. Instructor: Bill Dougal | Fee: $170 (17 classes) Create cartoons in an artistic environment, led by a professional artist! Students will combine artistic skill with imagination. They will create their own characters and place them into scenes. Projects include funny faces, expressions, animals, superheroes, caricatures, and comic strips. Students use creativity as they choose options in creating their own cartoon characters. Learn techniques for drawing heads and bodies, starting with typical proportions, then proceeding with creative variations. This form of fine art is “fun art.” n Creative

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Storytelling! Ages 7-11 | Saturdays | 10-11 a.m. Instructor: David McLeod | Fee: $140 (14 classes) This Creative Writing class will explore how we put together our own special toolbox for creative writing through writing games, story sharing, and casual readings. Students will develop the skills and descriptive vocabulary to express in writing and language what their wild and active imaginations can create. We will work together to tell, in our own words, stories and poems about athletes and astronauts, adventure and fantasy, funny stories to maybe some scary stories as well. n Tell a Story! Write a Poem! Ages 11+ | Mondays | 5:30-6:30 p.m. Instructor: Dara Bowling | Fee: $150 (15 classes) This Creative Writing class is a fun and interactive way for kids to develop pieces of writing that describe, amaze, and inspire! Kids learn to work with peers while creating pieces that are interesting and meaningful to them as individuals. Please bring a notebook and a pencil or pen and get ready to have a great time! This class aligns with Common Core Standards in English/Language Arts and is taught by a certified Connecticut educator.

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DANCE CTAA offers young dancers the opportunity for continued growth through our progressive levels of training in Ballet, Jazz/Modern, and Tap dance. Each class is designed to encourage students to improve coordination, develop their muscular awareness, and express themselves through movement. Students may take classes that are appropriate to their level at the permission of the instructor.

Early Childhood Dance Dress Code: Leotard and tights or t-shirt/tank top and pants (no baggy warm-up clothing). Leather or canvas ballet slippers for Pre-Ballet. Tap shoes for Tiny Tappers. Bare feet for Creative Movement. n Tiny Tappers Ages 3-5 | Thursdays | 5–5:45 p.m. Instructor: Hilary Bowling | Fee: $120 (14 classes) In this introductory tap dance class students will experience the delight of making noise with their feet. Students will learn basic tap steps and rhythms and work on coordination and body awareness. Games, props and stories will add to the fun!

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Ages 3-5 | Saturdays | 9:15–10 a.m. Instructor: Rachel Roccoberton Griffin Fee: $120 (14 classes) In this beginning Ballet class, students learn the joy of movement while the basic positions and movements of classical Ballet are introduced. There is less traditional barre work and more independent movement, exploring balancing, hopping, skipping, jumping, galloping, age appropriate stretches, basic positions of the feet and arms, the concept of parallel vs. turned out legs and feet and Ballet class etiquette. Basic Ballet skills, terminology, rhythm, and coordination are taught, practiced and developed through creative movement, music and mime in a supportive and supervised environment.

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Movement Ages 4-6 or up to 1 year experience | Saturdays | 12–12:45 p.m. Instructor: Alana J. Mahdalik | Fee: $105 (12 classes) Children are introduced to the joy of dancing in this introductory class. They learn basic dance skills and explore movement and coordination of their bodies through music, rhythm, poems/stories and props. Perfect for children who love to move!

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Ballet Dress Code: Pink leather or canvas ballet slippers, leotard, and pink tights. Please clear warm-ups with instructor first. Hair must be secured up off the face when taking class. No jewelry (including braided wrist and ankle bands, watches or rings) may be worn in class. Ballet slippers and toe shoes must have elastic and ribbons sewn on. n Ballet

1 Ages 6-7 Tuesdays | 5–6 p.m. | Instructor: Rachel Roccoberton Griffin Fee: $170 (17 classes) Thursdays | 5–6 p.m. | Instructor: Amy Chibeau Fee: $170 (17 classes) Saturdays | 10–11 a.m. | Instructor: Rachel Roccoberton Griffin Fee: $140 (14 classes) In this beginning Ballet class, the basic concepts learned in PreBallet are reinforced and the more traditional format of barre followed by center exercises is introduced. Moving in time with music becomes more important, as well as memorization of Ballet terminology. Special attention is paid to encourage proper muscle memory so that alignment issues require less revision in more advanced classes.

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2 Ages 8-9 or 2 years of previous dance experience Saturdays | 11:15 a.m.–12:45 p.m. Instructor: Rachel Roccoberton Griffin Fee: $210 (14 classes) Students expand their knowledge of basic vocabulary, learning more advanced steps and using them in more complex combinations in this basic Ballet class. Ballet 2 students work on the building blocks of muscle memory that will lead to simple pirouettes, as well as petit and grand allegro. Flexibility will be encouraged, alignment refined, and musicality reinforced.

Ballet 2/3* Ages 8-11 | Mondays | 5–6:30 p.m. Instructor: Amy Chibeau | Fee: $225 (15 classes) This class is appropriate for both Ballet 2 and Ballet 3 students. Please see appropriate level for full class description. n

Ballet 3 Ages 9-13 | Saturdays | 12:45–2:15 p.m. Instructor: Rachel Roccoberton Griffin Fee: $210 (14 classes) This low-intermediate class is designed for the dancer with 3 or more years of training. Students will work on intricate patterns, learning to combine the feet, legs, arms and head. Students will work on more complex turns and begin preparations for pointe work. Balance will be emphasized in center work to improve upon turns and adagios. Flexibility will be increased as well as strength, poise and coordination.

n Ballet 3/4* Ages 9-13 | Tuesdays | 6–7:30 p.m. Instructor: Amy Chibeau | Fee: $255 (17 classes) This class is appropriate for both Ballet 3 and Ballet 4 students. Please see appropriate level for full class description.

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n Ballet 4 Ages 9-13 | Thursdays | 6–7:30 p.m. Instructor: Amy Chibeau | Fee: $255 (17 classes) In this intermediate-level class, barre work begins to resemble the standard comprehensive Ballet barre, while invoking more musicality and memory work. Preparation for pointe work is also emphasized. In center floor, students are taught to master standard intermediate work, such as double pirouettes en dehors and en dedans, tour piqué, full épaulement, petit allegro with counter accents, beginning batterie, 16-count adagios and beginning work on intermediate grand allegro movements, such as grand jeté interlacé. Students who wish to go en pointe must take class twice a week to build the proper strength.

Pointe Classes In order to ensure that students are continuing to build strength while taking pointe, all pointe students must be enrolled in 2 Ballet technique classes. No exceptions. n

n Ballet 4/5* Ages 9-16 | Wednesdays | 6–7:30 p.m. Instructor: Amy Chibeau | Fee: $255 (17 classes) This class is appropriate for both Ballet 4 and Ballet 5 students. Please see appropriate level for full class description.

Ballet 5 Ages 11+ | Fridays | 3:30–5 p.m. Instructor: Amy Chibeau | Fee: $255 (17 classes) The goal of this class is to ensure familiarity with the full Ballet vocabulary so that attention to musicality can begin to dominate, with the goal of technique becoming transparent. Longer combinations will demand more advanced memory work. Students are introduced to more complex batterie, advanced multiple pirouettes, fouettes and work toward advanced flexibility. This is the final level before Advanced Ballet.

Pointe 2 By permission of the instructor; requires enrollment in the preceding technique class. Wednesdays | 7:30–8 p.m. Instructor: Amy Chibeau | Fee: $85 (17 classes) This class is for students in their second year of pointe study, who will begin spending more time off the barre, working on more demanding steps, pirouettes, and traveling turns, and then incorporating these into simple enchainements. One required class for Pointe 2 is Ballet 4/5 along with one other Ballet class.

Advanced Pointe By permission of the instructor; requires enrollment in the preceding technique class. Instructor: Amy Chibeau Mondays | 8–8:45 p.m. | Fee: $130 (15 classes) Fridays | 5–5:45 p.m. | Fee: $145 (17 classes) This class is for students with two or more years experience in pointe. Students will work on mastering advanced pointe technique. Advanced Pointe requires enrollment in 2 Ballet technique classes.

Advanced Ballet Ages Teen-Adult or by permission of instructor or audition Mondays | 6:30–8 p.m. Instructor: Amy Chibeau | Fee: $225 (15 classes) Students explore a more advanced vocabulary through more complex combinations, honing skills toward major metropolitan standards and enabling a more artistic expression of movement.

*About Combined Classes Students benefit both by being challenged and by leading, so as they progress through the levels, we like to see students contrast a “challenge” level class against a class at their “mastery” level. For the more advanced, the “mastery” class is an opportunity to build confidence and leadership skills by modeling clean technique in more familiar steps for their less advanced peers. For those less advanced, it’s an opportunity to be exposed to new challenges while mixing in with more advanced peers.

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Pointe 1 By permission of the instructor; requires enrollment in the preceding Ballet 4 technique class. Thursdays | 7:30–8 p.m. Instructor: Amy Chibeau | Fee: $85 (17 classes) In this introduction to pointe work class, students learn to put on pointe shoes properly and how to break them in. Class exercises work to improve ankle alignment, flexibility and strength, and to perfect the center of balance necessary for pointe. Most class work takes place at the barre. One required class for Pointe 1 is Ballet 4 along with one other Ballet class.

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Jazz/Modern/Hip-Hop Dress Codes: Jazz/Modern Students: Leotard and stirrup/footless tights or pants and t-shirt/tank top (no baggy warm-up clothing).

Hip-Hop Students: Leotard and stirrup/footless tights or pants and t-shirt/tank top (no baggy warm-up clothing). Jazz sneakers or dedicated pair of street sneakers worn inside only. No shoes worn outdoors allowed in the dance studio. No black soles. Tap Students: Leotard and stirrup/footless tights or pants and t-shirt/tank top (no baggy warm-up clothing). Tap shoes. n

Jazz/Modern & Tap 2 Ages 8-11 or up to 4 years of experience Saturdays | 10–11 a.m. Instructor: Alana J. Mahdalik | Fee: $120 (12 classes) Students move beyond the basics in this intermediate-level class. They will develop the freedom, power and dynamics of Jazz and Modern dance styles. Technique, floor progressions and dance combinations will focus on refining Tap skills for clarity of sound and steps. Jazz/Modern 3 Ages 10+ or with instructor permission Wednesdays | 6:30–7:30 p.m. Instructor: Alana J. Mahdalik | Fee: $150 (15 classes) Students learn to dance with an emphasis on using the whole body, self-expression, and spatial awareness. Specific historical styles of dance associated with Modern dance pioneers will be incorporated including Horton, Limon, Graham, and Cunningham. Creativity will be encouraged through improvisation. Hip-Hop Ages 7-10 or up to 3 years of experience Saturdays | 11 a.m.–12 p.m. Instructor: Alana J. Mahdalik | Fee: $120 (12 classes) Students learn rhythm, musicality and coordination, while exploring the fundamentals of Jazz dance on which Hip-Hop is based. Creativity will be encouraged. This is an age-appropriate class. Tap 3 Ages 10+ or 3 years or more experience Wednesdays | 5:45–6:30 p.m. Instructor: Alana J. Mahdalik | Fee: $130 (15 classes) Students further their knowledge of Tap vocabulary, styles, and fundamentals through technique, floor progressions and dance combinations at a more advanced level. Technique will focus on faster, more intricate footwork, with rhythms and patterns providing the development for more speed, clarity and dynamics.

Jazz/Modern & Tap 1 Ages 6-9 or up to 2 years experience Saturdays | 9–10 a.m. Instructor: Alana J. Mahdalik | Fee: $120 (12 classes) Students learn to dance using Jazz and Modern dance styles with an emphasis on using the whole body and self-expression and spatial awareness. The Tap portion will teach basic vocabulary, styles and fundamentals of Tap through technique, floor progressions and dance combinations. Creativity will be encouraged through improvisation.

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Youth Dance Performance Ensemble Ages 9+ | Wednesdays | 7:30–8:30 p.m. Instructor: Alana J. Mahdalik | Fee: $150 (15 classes) Open to members of the Youth Ensemble or interested new members of appropriate age with previous dance experience, with Artistic Director’s permission. This is a Jazz, Modern and Ballet dance performing group in which students contribute to the creation of original dance pieces to be performed for organizationrelated functions or in the community. Students must also take at least one technique class per week. For more information, please call 860-465-5635 x1023. n

Private Lessons Private lessons develop artistic skills in people of all skill levels and are a vital component for excellence. Our one-on-one lessons with a professional instructor will help increase facility, dedication, and capacity. Students of all ages develop and hone their skills for auditions or performances in a supportive and professional atmosphere. We offer lessons in all our dance forms, as well as in piano, voice, guitar, and drums. This year, we offer two sessions of lessons. Lessons will be scheduled Monday through Saturday at a mutually convenient time.

CTAA’s Youth Dance Performance Ensemble is available for community performances. Please contact Rachel Griffin at 860-4655636 x1023 to schedule an Ensemble performance at your event. Honorarium donations greatly appreciated.

Sign up before January 15 for Spring Lessons and receive one free lesson. 14 Weeks, January 21–May 5, 2014 (make-ups will be held the week of May 5) Fee: $20/half-hour lesson; $35/hour lesson Half-Hour: $20/lesson; Discounted 14 lessons: $260 (regularly $280) Hour: $35/lesson; Discounted 14 lessons: $455 (regularly $490) Recital will be on May 10, 2014 at 2 p.m. Private Lessons are not eligible for Paid In Full/EASTCONN employee or ACT student/Multi-Class discounts. 860-465-5636

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Registration & Information Enrollment: • Students are strongly encouraged to register at least one week in advance.

Cancellation & Refund Policy: • A student who misses a regularly scheduled class will not receive a refund.

• All classes must have a minimum enrollment of 4 in order to run.

• Refunds for a student’s cancellation of a class or workshop will only be given for medical reasons and require a physician’s note, submitted within 30 days of the last scheduled class. In this case, if a student withdraws from a course during the semester, credit can only be given from the date the student notified CTAA in writing.

• A 25% deposit is required at the time of registration. All payments may be broken down into monthly installment payments. Final payments for each semester are due 1 week before the end of classes. • If your child has special needs, please notify CTAA at least one week in advance and we will do our best to accommodate him/ her.

• In the event of inclement weather, classes may be cancelled. Please call 860-465-5636 x1023 for a list of cancellations. You may also check on 1400 AM WILI or i98.3 FM radio, or NBC30 Connecticut TV.

• CTAA reserves the right to request the withdrawal of any student whose behavior is deemed inappropriate or harmful to anyone in the facility. Students are expected to regularly attend all classes for which they are registered.

Make-Ups: There is a built-in make-up class included in tuition, by charging for one less class than the number of class meetings. When instructors know in advance about cancellations, we adjust the price accordingly. Please speak with your child’s instructor or Rachel Griffin about make-ups.

Payment: Please fill out, detach and return your completed registration form, with payment, to: Capitol Theater Arts Academy 896 Main Street Willimantic, CT 06226

Questions? Contact Rachel Griffin, CTAA Coordinator, at 860-465-5636 x1023, or at rgriffin@eastconn.org.

Visit us on Facebook (www.eastconn.org/facebook) for more information on CTAA classes, private lessons, and events.

Brochure photos taken by Megan Shain, Rachel Roccoberton Griffin and Dara Bowling.

It is the policy of EASTCONN that no person shall be excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or otherwise be discriminated against under any program because of race, color, religion, gender, age, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin, genetic information, gender identity or expression, veteran status, disability or any other classification protected by state or federal law.

Find classes for adults here! We have these and more!

n Dance n Photography

n Arts/Crafts n Zumba

n Business n Yoga

Grab your seat today and check out our full listing of courses at www.eastconn.org/continuinged or call 860-779-3770.

Continuing Education Register online: www.registereastconn.org/ctaa

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CTAA Registration Form 2014 Visit www.registereastconn.org/ctaa for online registration Please tell us how you first heard about CTAA: c Friend

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Subtotal Class Discount ($25 off 2 classes/ $50 off 3 or more classes) 10% off if paid in full or EASTCONN employee or ACT student Total amount due PAYMENT INFORMATION All classes require a 25% deposit at registration and full payment before the end of the semester. Payment method: c Payment Plan c Check/Money Order payable to EASTCONN, Check #: c VISA c MasterCard Credit Card #:

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By signing below, I agree to the following conditions: • I hereby give permission for use of pictures and/or video in which my child appears to be used in Capitol Theater Arts Academy (CTAA) marketing on the Web and in print. (If you do not wish to give permission, please submit your refusal in writing to CTAA’s Coordinator.) • It is mutually agreed that there will be no reduction or refund for late arrivals or early departures. • I understand that CTAA shall have the power to make suitable arrangements for emergency care. • I agree to indemnify and hold harmless Capitol Theater Arts Academy/EASTCONN and its agents and employees from any injuries or damages caused by or resulting from participating in the programs offered by CTAA. • I have read CTAA’s policies on Enrollment, Payment and Cancellation & Refunds and agree to them. Print name (must be over 18):

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