Marcia P. Hoffman School of The Arts - Summer Brochure 2014

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The Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts Give your child a “summer to remember!”

Why Choose The Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts?

Classes provide an opportunity for your child to explore talents, discover new friends and reunite with old ones, experience the arts with professional arts instructors and perform in a professional setting.

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Themed Dramatics students receive a book related to their class experiences.

Arts and crafts sessions are taught daily by a visual arts specialist.

Every student receives a keepsake class photograph on the final day of class.

Students enrolled in three or more classes receive $25.00 off fall ‘14 enrollment at the Hoffman School of the Arts.

Members Enroll Now! Open enrollment begins March 17, 2014 QUESTIONS? CALL 727.712.2706

Join Our 3-Plus Program!

Enroll in 3 or more one-week classes and receive 10% off each class.

(Programs may be applied to multiple children within the same household. Cannot be used on first week of themed dramatics classes, June 9-13. Cannot be combined with the triple deal.)

Weekly Lunch Program We offer a convenient weekly lunch program through EVO’S that makes moms’ and dads’ lives easier!

There are many menu choices available. Orders are made online through the Evo’s website. Call for more information or find a link to Evo’s order form at www. rutheckerdhall.com/education

KICK OFF YOUR SUMMER WITH SAVINGS!

Themed Dramatics First Week Classes 20% off!

(Classes are June 9 –14. Please see pages 10-13 for more information.)

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All instructors at The Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts are professionals in their fields, with years of instruction and/ or performance experience in music, theater, movement and dance. Credentials are available on request. Faculty assignments are subject to change.

Rosemary Collins, Vocal Bill Cusick, Piano/Musical Theater Jack Holloway, Drama Jarrett Koski, Musical Theater Nicole Haumesser, Drama Hayley Matrai, Dance Crystal Haralambou, Drama Ruth Ann Rauter, First Arts/Early Childhood Chris Touchton, Jazz Sandie Walters, Vocal Frank Williams, Jazz

Private Lessons Individual instruction is available for students wishing to strengthen their performance skills in the areas of voice, piano, drama, dance, guitar, drums and violin. Other areas of study can be arranged on request! Private lesson students who have been enrolled for 8 or more weeks are eligible for a range of scholarships that can assist a student with tuition payments. For more information, please call 727.712.2706.

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PERFORMANCE CLASSES ONE-WEEK & MULTI-WEEK

Class tuition includes: instruction, materials, and two tickets to the final performance. Additional tickets are $5.00–$15.00 each. Participation is on a first-come, first-served basis unless otherwise noted.

INSTRUMENTAL JAZZ CAMP Ages: 11–14, $275.00 Class is limited to 30 participants June 9–13, 9:00 am–4:00 pm Performance: Friday, June 13, 7:00 pm, Murray Studio Theater Jam with other students as you prepare for high school jazz and beyond in an enjoyable, fun and professional setting. Develop skills in jazz improvisation and keyboard harmony/theory. A minimum of two years experience playing an instrument is required. Participation assures an invitation to join the Ruth Eckerd Hall Jazz Band.

Camp includes jazz instruction plus workshops with visiting artists. Past workshops have featured Chick Corea, Dave Koz, Kenny Drew, Jr. and Eric Darius.

Lead Director: Frank Williams

NEXT STOP BROADWAY: SEIZE THE DAY Ages: 11–14, $525.00 Class is limited to 40 participants June 9–27, 9:00 am–4:00 pm Performances: Friday, June 27, 7:00 pm; Saturday, June 28, 2:00 & 7:00 pm Murray Studio Theater Call 727.791.7400 for tickets!

You’ve found your perfect song, the best monologue, a thrilling dance routine and you have put in hours of rehearsal getting them all just right. The audition goes great! You’ve got the role! Now what?!? Next Stop Broadway emphasizes the building of students’ confidence as they engage all three components of musical theater: acting, music and dance. This summer, Jarrett Koski will guide our young performers in how to fill a role with honest character, interpret a song simply, and dance with joy as they create a cohesive ensemble.

Auditions will take place Saturday, May 31 from 12:30 - 4pm, followed directly by a parent meeting. Casting will take place at the start of camp. Audition packets are available by calling the Registrars at 727.712.2706.

Director, Jarrett Koski; Musical Director, Bill Cusick; Choreographer, Hayley Matrai

SUMMER GLEE

Ages: 10–14, $275.00 July 7–11, 9:00 am–4:00 pm Performance: Friday, July 11, 7:00 pm A summer favorite! Tight ensemble singing. Hip, contemporary music. Add some dazzling moves and our young singing stars are transformed into a sparkling performance group. This one-week class builds on the “show choir” theme that has made the television sensation so popular (but leaves out the drama). Curriculum will also include a historical perspective of contemporary performers and composers.

Performance on Friday evening, July 11, 7:00 pm.

Instructor: Sandie Walters

SKETCH COMEDY INTENSIVE Ages: 14–18, $375.00 Class is limited to 25 participants July 7–18, 9:00 am–4:00 pm Performances: Friday, July 18, 7:00 pm and July 19, 2:00 pm Murray Studio Theater This class will offer students the opportunity to create their own evening of sketch comedy. The instructors of this course will guide students through a comedy show creation process, from pitching an idea to creating a character for performance. The material for this class will challenge and inspire all of our teen thespians, and provide a memorable entertainment for friends and family and anyone who loves live theater.

Instructors: Jack Holloway & J. Elijah Cho

TAMPA BAY TAP FESTIVAL Ages: 12 and up June 20–22 Beginner/Adv. Beginner $100 Intermediate/Advanced $200

Tap sensations Lisa La Touche (Rhumba Tap, touring cast of Stomp!, and Jacobs Pillow faculty member) & Anthony Russo (Tap Dogs, Bad Boys of Dance’s“Tap Stars”, “Pulse”and Cirque Du Soleil’s “Banana Shpeel”)

Join the Hoffman for a fabulous weekend of tap!

Lisa La Touche Anthony Russo

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PERFORMANCE CLASSES Join us at the NEW Capitol Theater for

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Performances at the all NEW Capitol Theatre Friday, July 25, 7:30 pm Saturday, July 26, 2:00 & 7:30 pm Call 727.791.7400 for tickets!

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Lyrics by Howard Ashman & Tim Rice

Book by Linda Woolverton

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Originally Produced by Disney Theatrical Productions Two Week Camp Ages: 13–18, $395.00 Class is limited to 45 participants July 14–25, 9:00 am–4:00 pm Saturdays, July 12 and 19, 9:30 am–12:30 pm

In this “tale as old as time”, our cast will be stepping into the enchanted world of Broadway’s modern classic, Disney’s BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, and transporting the audience to the heart of provincial life in a lovely French town. When Maurice becomes lost in the woods on the way to the fair, he seeks shelter in an old castle, but the master of the castle is a horrible beast that takes him captive. Maurice’s daughter, Belle, must then give up her freedom to save Maurice’s life. It takes the help of an ensemble of dynamic characters for Belle to tame the unfortunate Beast, ultimately transforming him back into a handsome prince.

Based on the Academy-Award winning animated feature, this fully costumed “concert” stage version will include all of the wonderful songs written by Alan Menken and Howard Ashman along with additional songs by Mr. Menken and Tim Rice. The two week intense rehearsal period will focus on vocal production and character development, creating an expressive ensemble that will captivate audiences, young and old alike.

Director: Jarrett Koski; Music Director: TBA Auditions will be held for casting purposes only on Wednesday, July 9 and Thursday, July 10, 4:30–7:00 pm. Please call 727.712.2706 to schedule an audition and receive an audition packet.

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Disney’s Beauty and the Beast 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 HOFFMANSCHOOLOFTHEARTS.COM

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FOR OUR LITTLE ARTISTS, AGES 3–4 Triple Deal! Enroll in 3 First Arts classes for $300

ONE-WEEK, HALF-DAY CLASSES Classes are limited to 12 participants unless otherwise noted. Participation is on a first-come, first-served basis. (MUST BE POTTY TRAINED AND NOT NEED BATHROOM ASSISTANCE FROM AN ADULT.) Family and Friends Presentation at 11:30am on the final day of class.

FIRST ARTS, ARTS IMMERSION Ages 3–4, $135.00 per week Our youngest students discover theater, music, movement, and visual arts activities in this class, designed as a gently guided introductory experience. Each one-week class has a story-based theme that inspires imagination, cognition, self-expression and co-operation while enhancing essential basic learning and social skills in a warm and nurturing environment. The children bring their story to life through music and song, painting and prop-making, dance and drama. On the last day of class, they present their story to family and friends.

Instructor: Ruth Ann Rauter FAIRIES IN THE MOONLIGHT, June 9–13, 9:00 am–12:00 pm Inspired by Cicely Mary Barker’s beautiful illustrations, this class story tells of the forest-fairies moonlight feast. Each fairy brings a special gift for the Queen’s birthday and their fire-flies light their way.

PETER RABBIT AND FARMER McGREGOR, June 16–20, 9:00 am–12:00 pm Inspired by Beatrix Potter’s famous tale about Peter Rabbit’s adventure in McGregor’s Garden, this class creates a rabbit family and a farmer’s family, who learn to live in happy harmony.

THE UNICORN AND THE MOON, June 23–27, 9:00 am–12:00 pm Tomie DePaola’s tale inspired this class story. Two mountains have captured the moon. The unicorn and her animal friends try to rescue her, but only the wizard’s magic trick sets her free!

THE WHALE’S SONG, July 7–11, 9:00 am–12:00 pm This original story is about a little turtle who makes new friends in his underwater journey. The class explores the sea-world, discovering dancing dolphins, angle and dragon fish, sharks and sting-rays, all following the song of the great whale.

SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARVES, July 14–18, 9:00 am–12:00 pm This is a retelling of the classic tale. Princess Snow White is banned from the castle and lives in the forest with 7 dwarves. There is a wicked Queen, a magic mirror, a handsome Prince, a devoted dove, and a happy ending!

FUN MUSIC TIME Ages 3–4, $115.00 per week COOL CATS OF JAZZ, June 16–20, 1:30 - 4:00pm This class offers our youngest artists a creative outlet to explore jazz through movement, songs, storytelling and play. These activities provide creative experiences for children featuring jazz and improvisation as a vehicle for self-expression, communication and play, awakening and enhancing skills in listening, memorization, creativity and imagination.

Instructor: Emily Fredrickson ONCE UPON A SEASHORE, July 7–11, 1:30–4:00 pm Early childhood music specialists Rick and Debbie Christie will guide our young campers on a fun musical exploration of the Seashore and its underwater world through the eyes of Speck, a hermit crab, as he grows up and finds himself a place to live.

Instructors: Rick and Debbie Christie

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Summer SmARTS THEMED DRAMATICS Join the Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts for a summer of fun! The Arts are our stepping stones to becoming stupendously smart as we join SpongeBob, Sherman, Peabody, Dora, Diego, the Minions and many more friends on the pathway to genius. Each week, our themed dramatic classes will explore a different area of knowledge. And, while we are creating exciting, thrilling, scary, suspenseful, hilarious performances, we will be filling our heads with all kinds of useful information about geography, history, finance, and maybe even (gasp!) math! No tests, no homework, no grades. Just great fun with a little learning thrown in.

UNDERCOVER MONSTERS, INC., ages 8-10 After years as the CEO of Monsters, Incorporated, Sully decides that he needs to be “back in the game” instead of behind a desk and sets out to become an undercover boss, leaving Mike in charge. Big mistake.

Graphs, charts, spreadsheets mean nothing to Mike and his receptionist girlfriend Celia. Can Roz make heads or tails of their monstrous mess before Monsters Inc. goes belly up?

For young artists, ages 5–7 and 8-10

Teachers will use themed dramatic construction as a way to introduce concepts of financial literacy, including principals of compound interest, balance sheets that track income and expenses, credit, debt, saving and investing. Classroom instruction will include games and activities that reinforce concepts.

ONE-WEEK, ALL-DAY CLASSES

GEOGRAPHY WEEK, June 16-20

Classes 9:00 am–3:00 pm (dates listed below), $180.00–225.00 per week. Tuition includes a related book, a great way to build your child’s library. Family and Friends Presentation on the final day of class.

FINANCE WEEK, June 9–13 Sponsored by GTE Foundation

WHERE IN THE WORLD IS DORA THE EXPLORER?, ages 5–7 After years of exploring the jungle, Dora is older now and she and her talented friends the Explorer Girls are ready to take on a new adventure in the city. But Swiper, Dora’s arch nemesis (annoying bad guy), has decided to relocate his sticky fingers, too, and this time he’s stolen a rare piece of art. Only Dora and her friends can stop him. That is, if they can find him. Who can point them in the right direction?

DESPICABLE MONEY, ages 5–7

MUPPET MAPQUEST, ages 8-10

Being a genius inventor like Gru, is all well and good but maybe it’s not the best way for everyone to make a living. Margo, Agnes, Edith and the Minions set out to start their own business but when it comes to counting the profits, something doesn’t add up. They will need to learn a few things about money, like where it comes from, where it goes and how to make the most of it.

When the Muppets gang goes on a global tour, selling out grand theaters in Berlin, Madrid and London, they find themselves unwittingly entangled in an international crime caper headed by Constantine, the World’s Number One Criminal…and a dead ringer for Kermit... and his dastardly sidekick, Dominic. But with the help of some geographical clues, our Interpol spy agents just might be able to track down this diabolical duo and save Kermit.

Teachers will incorporate fun and interesting geographical facts into the themed dramatic construction of original scripts to explore unique places and people around the world. Classroom instruction will include map making, creating disguises and passports, and games and activities that reinforce concepts.

HISTORY WEEK, June 23–27 TIME TUNNEL TREEHOUSE, ages 5–7 Knights, princesses, and castles with secret passageways. Egyptian pyramids and mummies. With each visit to the Magic Treehouse, Jack and his sister Annie find another mysterious book. Pointing to a picture in the book whisks them from Frog Creek, Pennsylvania to another time.

Fortunately, there is a way back but not until our adventurers can solve the puzzle of where they are and what they need to do.

Write the script . . . create the set . . .

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Summer SmARTS THEMED DRAMATICS PEABODY AND SHERMAN, ages 8-10

Mr. Peabody, the world’s smartest person, happens to be a dog. When his adopted “pet” boy Sherman, uses their time traveling WABAC machine without permission and breaks the rules of time travel, events in history spiral out of control to disastrous and comical results and our two heroes find themselves in a race to repair history and save the future.

Teachers will discuss the theories of time and time travel. Students will also engage in discussions of pivotal moments in history such as the first use of electricity, the discovery of penicillin and the invention of the computer and the ways in which history has shaped the way we live today.

X-FACTOR WEEK, June 30–July 3 Section 1, ages 5–7 Section 2, ages 8–10

Singing. Dancing. Acting. Art. Each day students get to explore and expand their artistic talents in a rotation of activities with their own age group, developing dance routines, learning songs, rehearsing scripts and expressing themselves through creative art forms, each highlighting an artist who has made a significant contribution to that field. On Thursday, July 3, each group will perform their dances, songs, scenes and display their art in a showcase of talent.

MARINE ECOLOGY WEEK, July 7–11 SPONGEBOB’S GLOBS, ages 5–7 All is not right in SpongeBob’s undersea town of Bikini Bottom and this time it’s not Plankton who is the culprit. When everyone dining at the Krusty Krab takes ill, including Mr.Krab’s daughter Pearl, the Krabby Patties get the blame. Then customers at the Chum Bucket come down with the savvent. Patrick and SpongeBob face starvation unless they can figure out where these strange blobs have come from.

DOLPHIN TALES, ages 8–10 Based on the true story of a boy who comes to the aid of a dolphin found in distress and nursed back to health at the Clearwater Aquarium, Dolphin Tale and its sequel, Dolphin Tale 2 illustrate that people are capable of protecting nature and the precious aquatic life that surround us here in the state of Florida. This week we create our own story of Dolphins and environmental awareness.

Teachers will guide students in discussions on the impact of humans on marine life, how to cohabitate with nature and how to be good stewards of the environment and natural resources. Activities will include games and activities that reinforce concepts and a trip to the Clearwater Aquarium.

HERO WEEK, July 14–18 LEGO LAND, ages 5–7 Emmet is an ordinary, rules-following, perfectly average, LEGO mini-figure who is mistakenly identified as the most extraordinary person and the key to saving the world. He joins a group of strangers on a quest to stop an evil tyrant, a journey for which Emmet is hopelessly underprepared. Fortunately, Emmet is surrounded by wacky but supportive allies who help him to realize his amazing potential. Just the kind of friends you’d want around when you’re saving the world.

TRAINING YOUR DRAGON, ages 8-10 When a heroic and inventive young Viking, Hiccup, becomes the unlikely friend of a young dragon whom he dubs Toothless, the boy learns that his people have misjudged the species. Now both boy and dragon must keep the peace by continuing to fight the destructive ignorance that plagues their world.

This week, class discussions will center on what it means to be a good friend and a hero in your community.

Activities will include designing super human powers, identifying real life heroes throughout history, and games and character building activities that reinforce concepts of compassion, responsibility and action.

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THEMED SINGING & SPECIALTY CLASSES MOVEMENT CLASSES ONE-WEEK, ALL-DAY CLASSES

ONE-WEEK, HALF-DAY & ALL-DAY CLASSES

Classes 9:00 am–3:00 pm (dates listed below), $180.00–225.00 per week. Class tuition includes: instruction, materials, and admission to the final performance or presentation. Participation is on a firstcome, first served basis unless otherwise noted.

Class tuition includes: instruction, materials, and admission to the final performance or presentation.

Participation is on a first-come, first served basis unless otherwise noted.

LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION!

DISCOVER DISNEY Ages: 6-8, $225.00 June 16–20, 9:00am – 3:00pm Using well-known Disney favorites, this class introduces students to the art of musical theater performance.

Participants have an opportunity to portray the characters they know and love from Disney classics and to showcase them for our big finish on Friday.

Instructor: TBA

STAR-SPANGLED TAPPERS Ages: 4–7, $135.00 June 23–27, 9:00 am–12:00 pm In celebration of Independence Day, our young hoofers will strut their star-spangled stuff as they are taught the fundamentals and language of dance in general and tap and jazz in particular in a fun, playful atmosphere of encouragement, discipline and warmth.

TAP SHOES REQUIRED. Instructor: Hayley Matrai

TAP, JAZZ, HIP-HOP Ages: 8-12, $225.00 June 23–27, 9:00 am–3:00 pm A summer favorite! Students learn street dance, combining urban hiphop, jazz, and cutting- edge tap into an explosive display of freestyle footwork and dynamic choreography. While working hard and having fun, students develop self-confidence and presentation skills. TAP SHOES REQUIRED. Instructor: TBA

SHOW STOPPERS Ages: 8-11, $225.00 July 14–18, 9:00 am–3:00 pm Spend a week singing and dancing with your friends! Fun songs teach music literacy and healthy singing technique while we learn simple movement and dance routines to go with each number, each one a show stopper! On Friday, there will be a final presentation for family and friends.

Instructor: TBA

Ages: 11-14, $225.00 Class is limited to 12 participants June 16-20 Find out what it really takes to be an actor in commercials, television and film. For everyone from the curious to the experienced, this class will cover everything from auditioning to filming, working with actual film and television scripts,. Challenge yourself and have fun!

PUPPET MASTERS Ages: 11-14, $225.00 Class is limited to 14 participants June 23–27 Discover the magical art of puppetry in this class that will instruct students in how to operate marionettes and finger puppets, sock puppets, hand puppets and rod puppets. Through the use of gesture and character voices, our puppet masters will create a cast of extraordinary personalities, all eager to entertain. Students will stage a puppet show on Friday for friends, family and some especially strange guests.

X-FACTOR Section 3 - Ages: 11-14, $180.00 June 30–July 3 Singing. Dancing. Acting. Art. Each day students get to explore and expand their artistic talents in a rotation of activities with their own age group, developing dance routines, learning songs, rehearsing scripts and expressing themselves through creative art forms, each highlighting an artist who has made a significant contribution to that field. On Thursday, July 3, each group will perform their dances, songs, scenes and display their art in a showcase of talent.

THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY Ages: 11-14, $225.00 July 21–25 Katniss has survived the Hunger Games twice, but she’s still not safe. The Capitol is angry and wants revenge. Who do they think should pay for the unrest? Katniss. And what’s worse is that President Snow has made it clear that no one else is safe either. Not Katniss’s family, her friends, or the people of District 12. Based on the popular series and picking up where the second book ends, this class explores dramatic construction, character development, and original script writing through improvisation. Fueled by creative imaginations, we develop our own complex characters in a dynamic drama of dangerous circumstances.

I’M READY FOR MY CLOSE-UP! Ages: 8–10, $225.00 Class is limited to 12 participants July 21–25 Have fun while learning how to be relaxed and confident on camera, working with actual commercial, television and film scripts. For everyone from the shy beginner to the young pro, this week is packed full of creative, self-esteem boosting projects as well as useful information on the dos and don’ts of the business.

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Summer 2014

MEMBER MESSAGE

Ruth Eckerd Hall i n t h e Youth scholarships

Performing Arts

Become a member of the Ruth Eckerd Hall family today! Make a difference in the life of a child while enjoying these great benefits: • $20 enrollment fee waived for educational programs • Free educational lesson (ask us how!!)

• Members have ability to buy before general public

Music.

Membership.

Making a Difference.

Membership is 100% tax-deductible. Contact us at 727.712.2720 or Membership@RuthEckerdHall.net.

Thank you to our 2013 – 14 Grantors!

Support for Ruth Eckerd Hall is provided in part through the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture, the National Endowment for the Arts, the City of Clearwater and the Leading Ladies of Ruth Eckerd Hall. The Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts is supported in part by The Tampa Bay Times Fund, Inc., Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc., the Pinellas Community Foundation, Friends of Music, Target, Enterprise Holdings Foundation, Pinellas Cultural Foundation, Macy’s, Florida Blue, the Nichols Foundation, South Arts, the Lightning Foundation, New York Life, UPS, GTE Foundation and the Volunteer Usher Fund.

Each year, Ruth Eckerd Hall presents the Annual Dare to Dream Awards. This event offers a special opportunity for high school junior and seniors currently enrolled at the Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts or as a member of the Pinellas Youth Symphony to compete for scholarships in the areas of drama, voice, jazz, instrumental and dance. First place awards are $3,000.

There will be an informational meeting for parents at which the audition applications will be available on Saturday, August 23. The application deadline is Tuesday, December 2. Preliminary auditions are tentatively scheduled for Wednesday, January 7, Thursday, January 8 and Monday, January 12, 2015.

For more information, please call 727.712.2706 to speak to a Registrar.

Join us for our 11th Anniversary Side by Side by Side Concert Sunday, April 27, 2014, 2:00 pm The talented students of the Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts’ Jazz, Dance and Vocal tracks will share Ruth Eckerd Hall’s Main Stage in an afternoon of joyous celebration of the culmination of their 20132014 studies. Don’t miss this awesome and inspiring concert. Tickets: $5.00.

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Enrollment, Tuition Assistance & Refunds • Class sizes are limited. Advance enrollment is recommended.

• A nonrefundable enrollment fee of $20.00 per person is required (waived for REH members at Performer Level and above). Visit rutheckerdhall.com for membership information.

• Tuition payment is due with the enrollment form.

• Tuition assistance is available thanks to the generosity of our sponsor, the Tampa Bay Times Fund and their commitment that no child shall be denied an arts experience because of financial need. Apply early!

Please call 727.712.2706 for details and eligibility requirements or visit HoffmanSchooloftheArts.com.

CLASSES AT A GLANCE MULTI-WEEK PERFORMANCE CLASSES, AGES 8–18 INSTRUMENTAL JAZZ CAMP

11–14

JUN. 9–13

9 AM–4 PM

$275.00

NEXT STOP BROADWAY: SEIZE THE DAY!

11–14

JUN. 9–JUN. 28

9 AM–4 PM

$525.00

SUMMER GLEE

10-14

JUL. 7–JUL. 11

9 AM–4 PM

$275.00

SKETCH COMEDY INTENSIVE

14-18

JUL. 7–18

9 AM–4 PM

$375.00

DISNEY’S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST

13-18

JUL. 12-26

9 AM-4 PM

$395.00

• Payment plans are available with credit card only.

ONE-WEEK, HALF-DAY & ALL-DAY THEMED SINGING & MOVEMENT CLASSES, AGES 4–14

• Drop-Off/Pick-Up Procedures: Procedures will be sent to you following receipt of your enrollment or two weeks prior to the first day of your camp class.

DISCOVER DISNEY

• Refunds or credits will be given ONLY if a class is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment, in which case fees and tuition will be refunded in full.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Complete and submit a separate enrollment form with payment for EACH student (Additional forms can be printed from HoffmanSchooloftheArts.com) HOW TO REGISTER

6–8

JUNE 16–20

9 AM–3 PM

12 & UP

JUNE 20-22

BEG/ADV. BEG. INT./ADVANCED

$100 $200

4-7

JUNE 23-27

9 AM–12 PM

$135

TAP, JAZZ, HIP-HOP

8–12

JUNE 23–27

9 AM–3 PM

$225.00

SHOW STOPPERS

8–11

JUL. 14–18

9 AM–3 PM

$225.00

TAMPA BAY TAP FEST! STAR-SPANGLED TAPPERS

ONE-WEEK, HALF-DAY CLASSES FOR OUR LITTLE ARTISTS, AGES 3–4

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FAIRIES IN THE MOONLIGHT

3–4

JUN. 9–13

9 AM–12 PM

$135.00

1111 McMullen Booth Road, Clearwater, FL 33759

PETER RABBIT AND FARMER MCGREGOR

3–4

JUN. 16–20

9 AM–12 PM

$135.00

COOL CATS OF JAZZ

3–4

JUN. 16–20

1:30–4:00 PM

$115.00

THE UNICORN AND THE MOON

3–4

JUN. 23-27

9 AM–12 PM

$135.00

THE WHALE’S SONG

3–4

JUL. 7–11

9 AM–12 PM

$135.00

ONCE UPON A SEASHORE

3–4

JUL. 7–11

1:30–4:00 PM

$115.00

SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARVES

3–4

JUL. 14–18

9 AM–12 PM

$135.00

ONLINE: HoffmanSchooloftheArts.com

BY PHONE: 727.712.2706 • BY FAX: 727.791.7449 Members enroll now Open enrollment begins March 17 Schedule, instructors and prices are subject to change.

Questions? Please call 727.712.2706.

KICK OFF YOUR SUMMER WITH SAVINGS! Join our 3-Plus Program!

Enroll in 3 or more one-week classes and receive 10% off each class.

(Programs may be applied to multiple children within the same household.

Cannot be used on first week of themed dramatics classes June 9-13.

Cannot be combined with the Triple Deal.)

Themed Dramatics First Week Classes 20% Off (Classes are June 9–14. See page 10 through 13 for more information.)

Triple Deal!

Take any 3 First Arts, Arts Impression classes for only $300.

(Classes are for ages 3-4 and week long sessions for half a day.

See page 8 and 9 for more information.)

ONE-WEEK, ALL-DAY THEMED DRAMATIC CLASSES, AGES 5–7 DESPICABLE MONEY

5–7

JUN. 9–13

9 AM–3 PM

$180.00

WHERE IN THE WORLD IS DORA THE EXPLORER?

5–7

JUN. 16–20

9 AM–3 PM

$225.00

TIME TUNNEL TREEHOUSE

5–7

JUN. 23–27

9 AM–3 PM

$225.00

X-FACTOR

5–7

JUN. 30–JUL. 3

9 AM–3 PM

$180.00

SPONGEBOB’S GLOBS

5–7

JUL. 7–11

9 AM–3 PM

$225.00

LEGO LAND

5–7

JUL. 14–18

9 AM–3 PM

$225.00

ONE-WEEK, ALL-DAY THEMED DRAMATICS CLASSES, AGES 8–10 UNDERCOVER MONSTERS, INC.

8–10

JUN. 9–13

9 AM–3 PM

$180.00

MUPPET MAPQUEST

8–10

JUN. 16–20

9 AM–3 PM

$225.00

PEABODY AND SHERMAN

8–10

JUN. 23–27

9 AM–3 PM

$225.00

X-FACTOR

8–10

JUN. 30–JUL. 3

9 AM–3 PM

$180.00

DOLPHIN TALES

8–10

JUL. 7–11

9 AM–3 PM

$225.00

TRAINING YOUR DRAGON

8–10

JUL. 14–18

9 AM–3 PM

$225.00

ONE-WEEK, ALL-DAY SPECIALTY ACTING CLASSES, AGES 8–14 LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION!

11–14

JUN. 16–20

9 AM–3 PM

$225.00

PUPPET MASTERS

11-14

JUN. 23-27

9 AM–3 PM

$225.00

X-FACTOR

11-14

JUN. 30–JUL. 3

9 AM–3 PM

$180.00

THE HUNGER GAMES – MOCKINGJAY

11–14

JUL. 21–25

9 AM–3 PM

$225.00

8-10

JUL. 21–25

9 AM–3 PM

$225.00

I’M READY FOR MY CLOSE-UP!

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$225.00

The Marcia P. Hoffman School of The Arts

HOFFMANSCHOOLOFTHEARTS.COM

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Jazz Track: August 23 & 25 Ages 12–19

Dance Track: June 17, August 5 Ages 7–18

Drama & Vocal Tracks: September 20 Ages 12–18

Placement Auditions For New and Returning Students

September 15!

Exploratory and Preparatory Classes in Drama, Dance, Voice and Jazz Begin

Come back and see us in the fall!

1111 McMullen Booth Road Clearwater, FL 33759

PERMIT No. 746

TAMPA, FL

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