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THE 2010 WALLTOWN CHILDREN'S THEATRE REGISTRATION FORMS.
CLASS REGISTRATION FORM:
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SUMMER SESSION REGISTRATION FORM:
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UPDATED: March 14, 2010
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General Policies
- Registration fees are $10.00 per student. Registration fees are non refundable and are due with the first portion of the session tuition for each session.
Please note: all classes must be used within the Session.
Limited need-based scholarships are available for teens. Please contact Mr. Henderson.
- Parents are responsible for providing dance attire (clothing and shoes). Please contact the administrative office for assistance if needed.
- Walltown Children’s Theatre will follow the Durham Public Schools calendar for holidays and inclement weather closing
Dance Attire
The purpose of dance attire is to present the body in a manner that will allow the instructor to see the student’s body alignment and offer feedback. Please keep this in mind when dressing for class.
Young girls
Ballet: Leotard, tights, skirt, and ballet shoes
Jazz: Jazz pant, leotard, and jazz shoes (t-shirt optional)
Tap: Leotard, tights, jazz pant or shorts, tap shoes
Pre-teen/teen girls
Ballet: Leotard, tights, skirt, and ballet shoes
Jazz: Jazz pant or shorts, leotard, and jazz shoes (t-shirt optional)
Tap: T-shirts, tights, jazz pant, or shorts, tap shoes
Modern: Leotard, leggings, tights, or jazz pant, (no shoes)
African & Hip-Hop: Strive for loose clothing that provides comfort!
Boys
Ballet, Modern, Tap & Jazz: sweat pants, tights, or gym shorts with preferably white t-shirt, and appropriate footwear
African & Hip-Hop: Strive for comfort!
Walltown Children’s Theatre ~ 1225 Berkeley Street ~ Durham, NC 27705

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New! After School Arts Program (ASAP):
After school care Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 4:00PM-6:30PM
Children take up to two classes per day, receive snacks and homework help.
$500 for 13 weeks
For more information or to enroll your child, please call Cynthia Penn at 919-286-4545
WALLTOWN CHILDREN’S THEATRE SCHEDULE
Walltown Children's Theatre summer camp
CLICK HERE for the summer camp schedule
Winter/Spring Session 2010
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
Saturday |
4:30-5:30
Ballet I
(DM)
4:30-5:30
Ballet I
(DM)
4:30-5:30
Piano Lab
New! 4:30-5:30
Youth Capoeira
(KW)
5:30-6:30
Afro-Modern II
(DM)
5:30-6:30
Teen Adv. Ballet
(SMc)
5:30-6:15
ASAP Tutoring
New! 6:30-7:45
Lyrical III & IV
(SMc)
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4:30-5:30
Jazz II
(BF)
5:30-6:30
Ballet I
5:30-6:30
Lyrical Jazz III
(BF)
New! 6:30-7:30
Acro-Dance Workshop
2/21-4/27
(KT)
WCT
6:30-8:30
Studio Rental
available for
rehearsals or
private events
6:30-7:30
Acting II
2/21-4/27
(TBA)
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Rehearsal
Day |
4:15-5:30
ASAP Tutoring
4:30-5:30
Ballet I
(SB)
5:30-6:30
Modern III
(KT)
5:30-6:30
Ballet II
(CP & SMc)
6:30-7:30
Modern IV
(KT)
New! 6:30-7:30
Jazz II/Tap
(CP &SMc)
7:30-8:30
On Tap III
(ST)
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4:00-4:30
New! Tap 6-9 yrs.
(GW)
4:30-5:15
Hip Hop I
(DS)
4:30-5:30
New! Tap 10-14 yrs.
(GW)
5:30-6:30
Teen Ballet IV
(SMc)
5:30-6:30
Hip Hop II
(DS)
6:30-7:30
Hip Hop III
(BF)
NEW! 6:30-7:45
Lyrical III
(SMc)
NEW! WCT
Company Class/Rehearsals
(CP + GuestChoreographers)
7:30-9:00
| 10:00-10:30
Piano Lab
2/21-4/27
10:00-11:00
Pre Ballet II
(DM)
10:00-11:00
Ballet II (6-8)
(KB)
11:00-12:00
Kids Afro-Modern
(DM)
New! 11:00-12:00
Acting Out Loud
6-8 yrs
(NB)
12:00-12:45
Pre-Ballet I
(NB)
12:00-1:30
Ballet IV/Pointe
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Spring Instructors:
Ginna Wootton, Kristin Taylor, Damien Slade, Bernadine Fields, Jose Velasquez, Shari Baker, Audrey Fenske, Kirasten Brasfield, Sydney Thomas, Danika Mayo-Brown, Sarah Mc Caffrey, Nnenna Bodden, Katya Wesolowski
Course Descriptions:
Pre-Ballet: especially designed for our youngest dancers to get them passionate and excited about ballet.
Ballet I-IV: Studying ballet is one of the most effective and fun ways of improving posture, grace and body awareness. Ballet I is for beginning dancers, and each next level is for more and more experienced ballerinas.
Pre-point/Pointe: Pre-Pointe is a ballet class is designed for students interested in pursuing Pointe work later on. It will focus heavily on proper body alignment and balance, two essential parts of dancing on Pointe. Furthermore, students will be refreshed on the ballet terminology as well as parts and workings of the body, especially the feet and ankles. Pre-Pointe will not only strengthen ballet technique, prepare student’s minds and bodies for future point work. Pointe is for higher level dancers who are ready to do more intricate ballet exercises while in point shoes.
Hip-Hop: These classes teach fast-paced, high-energy urban dance. All routines are done to pop and hip hop music.
Lyrical Jazz: Based in ballet and modern dance, lyrical jazz is fluid and uses emotion to motivate the movement. The class focuses on artistry and musicality, while it challenges the dancer to move in new ways.
Tap I-II: Learn and practice the basics of tap technique in Tap I; tackle more complex rhythms and steps in Tap II.
Modern: Modern dance explores both abstract forms and daily life, but still emphasizes proper alignment and technique of the whole body. Modern encourages dancers to express their emotions through organic movements.
Afro-Modern Fusion: Experience the fun and excitement of African dance mixed with modern. This is for dancers of all levels; simple movement patterns will be given for beginners and modified to challenge those with more experience.
Guitar: This class focuses on basic guitar, reading musical notation, and exploration of rhythm, melody, form, dynamic and tempo. Students may enter this class with no previous experience. Guitars are provided in class, but can be rented for take home use.
Acting I-III: Learn and apply acting principles through a step-by-step progression of exercises that develop acting ability and create truthful and expressive behavior. Acting I for beginners, Acting II and III are more advanced.
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