- to provide a positive theater experience for students entering grades 7 through 9 in the Fall of 2013.
- to expose students to all areas of theater: to act, to sing, to dance, to work on technical aspects of theater.
- to increase self-confidence and independence in students through workshop opportunities.
- to develop knowledge about theater production, both in front of the curtain and behind the scenes.
- to be inspired by adults and other students who love the theater.
- to have fun
Questions?
Contact Deb Donahoe
hanfordfamecamp@gmail.com
509.375.3406
Download a registration form below.
NO LATER THAN JUNE 1
Send check or money order made out to
HANFORD DRAMA BOOSTERS
and registration form to:
Deb Donahoe, Fame Camp
240 Wallace St.
Richland, WA 99354
*No refunds after July 9. No refunds given for missed sessions.
No refunds given to any camper dismissed from the program for disciplinary reasons.
| a singing, acting, dancing and tech
day camp for middle school students.
July 15-27, 2013
for students entering
grades 7-9
Monday - Friday 12:45-5 pm
Campers interact one-on-one with both adults and older students,
all of whom bring diverse experience and interests to the FAME program.
Why Hanford High Fame Camp?
Hanford High School Drama, under the direction of Matt Leggett since 1990, has built a reputation for quality theater instruction and production. The students participate in classroom instruction, in regional and state competitions and in
full-scale performances. Staging a range of performances—from Shakespeare’s comedies and tragedies to musicals like Singing in the Rain—the program thrives on excellent leadership, student talent and parent and community involvement.
Each year, students earn double superior ratings at the regional and state drama competitions. Two years ago, How to Succeed in Business won best musical at the 5th Avenue Awards, the Washington State high school equivalent of the Tony
Awards. This year, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, involving 160 students, played 6 sold-out performances.
Many of our alumni go on to pursue theater or music degrees and careers in the performing arts.
Fame Camp Fees $325* for a two-week session, over 50 hours of instruction.
Space is first come, first served.
Payment plans and scholarships are available so any student interested may attend.
The fee covers 10 days of instruction, materials, camp t-shirt, snacks, costumes, music and other support items. The final performances are free to family and friends of the Fame campers. |
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