PHILOSOPHY: At New Hampshire Theatre Project, we emphasize cooperation and ensemble performance rather than the "star system," and acting technique rather than elaborate costumes or scenery. We believe that theatre and drama are powerful ways of promoting self-confidence, critical thinking, creativity, empathy, and communication skills--in other words, skills that help us become happier and more productive people.
- Genevieve Aichele, Artistic Director

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Theatre Classes 2009/10

• Fall Session: September 16 - November 4, 2009

Sessions culminate with an informal presentation of monologues and short scenes for family and friends. All classes are held at NH Theatre Project's theatre at 959 Islington St. in Portsmouth, NH. Financial Aid is available for those with a demonstrated need.

To register for a class, call (603) 431-6644 ext. 4.
›› Click here to download the 2009/10 Brochure & Registration Form

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Creative Drama (ages 5-7) 8 Weeks, Wednesdays 3:45-4:45 pm For ages 5-7, this class introduces younger children to theatre with developmentally appropriate activities, modeled on the NH Department of Education curriculum standards for drama. Using dramatic play, story theatre and creative movement, children learn self-expression and social skills along with the basics of acting. This class concludes on November 4 with an informance for parents and friends. $150 per session.

Youth Acting Technique (ages 8-14) 8 Weeks, Mondays 4:00-5:00 pm This class focuses on acting technique, physical & vocal skills, script interpretation, character analysis and theatre protocol. Participants work on scenes and monologues appropriate to their age and experience. This class concludes on November 2 with an informance for parents and friends. $150 per session.

 

 

To register for a class, call (603) 431-6644 or download the registration form.