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Ages: 6-11
When: June 21-25 | 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Where: Oak View Middle School
Price: $250 (tuition includes a t-shirt for your student)
Camp description:
Is your student brand new to theatre? Or have they been in lots of plays? Either way this camp is for elementary students who want to explore creativity, imagination, and performance!
Students will explore creating characters, learning stage directions and blocking, learning and projecting lines, and completing an undersea craft that will be used in our production of The Rainbow Fish!
About the Play
Everybody loves the international bestseller and award-winning book, The Rainbow Fish, with its wonderful message of friendship and belonging. This large-cast play features a variety of charming school and sea-creature characters to explore as a student performer!
The “denizens of the deep” admire the famous Rainbow Fish, the most beautiful fish in all the ocean. But when Rainbow Fish refuses to share his/her vibrant, shimmering scales, the whole ocean seems to turn against the vain creature. Unhappy that no one adores him/her anymore, the Rainbow Fish seeks out the wise Octopus. Octopus helps the young fish learn that it’s far better to be admired for being kind than for being beautiful.
Adapted from the book by Marcus Pfister, translated into English by J. Alison James, with illustrations by Marcus Pfister.
Meet the Teachers
Jaylin Hustedde is a director, performer, and teaching artist based in the Twin Cities. She is a graduate of University of Northwestern – St. Paul with Bachelor of Arts degrees in Theatre and Communication Arts and Literature Education. She has directed, choreographed, and taught students of all ages from elementary to undergraduate students at University of Northwestern – St. Paul, Twin Cities Homeschoolers for the Arts, Oak View Middle School, PACT Charter School, Locally Grown Theatre, and Blue Water Theater Company. When she finds the time, she also performs in live theatre and does freelance film acting for churches and worship media companies here in the cities. Currently, Jaylin is pursuing her Master of Fine Arts in Theatre Arts with a directing concentration through the University of Idaho.
Kylie Clark is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in both Marketing and Theatre from the University of Northwestern St. Paul. Her love of performing and theatre has led her to where she is today pursuing theatre endeavors of all kinds. Kylie also enjoys working behind the scenes exploring different marketing and business opportunities. She loves finding ways to integrate marketing and theatre together to explore effective storytelling and communication strategies to reach and serve audiences well.
Ages: 6-11
When: June 21-25 | 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Where: Oak View Middle School
Price: $250 (tuition includes a t-shirt for your student)
Camp description:
Is your student brand new to theatre? Or have they been in lots of plays? Either way this camp is for elementary students who want to explore creativity, imagination, and performance!
Students will explore creating characters, learning stage directions and blocking, learning and projecting lines, and completing an undersea craft that will be used in our production of The Rainbow Fish!
About the Play
Everybody loves the international bestseller and award-winning book, The Rainbow Fish, with its wonderful message of friendship and belonging. This large-cast play features a variety of charming school and sea-creature characters to explore as a student performer!
The “denizens of the deep” admire the famous Rainbow Fish, the most beautiful fish in all the ocean. But when Rainbow Fish refuses to share his/her vibrant, shimmering scales, the whole ocean seems to turn against the vain creature. Unhappy that no one adores him/her anymore, the Rainbow Fish seeks out the wise Octopus. Octopus helps the young fish learn that it’s far better to be admired for being kind than for being beautiful.
Adapted from the book by Marcus Pfister, translated into English by J. Alison James, with illustrations by Marcus Pfister.
Meet the Teachers
Jaylin Hustedde is a director, performer, and teaching artist based in the Twin Cities. She is a graduate of University of Northwestern – St. Paul with Bachelor of Arts degrees in Theatre and Communication Arts and Literature Education. She has directed, choreographed, and taught students of all ages from elementary to undergraduate students at University of Northwestern – St. Paul, Twin Cities Homeschoolers for the Arts, Oak View Middle School, PACT Charter School, Locally Grown Theatre, and Blue Water Theater Company. When she finds the time, she also performs in live theatre and does freelance film acting for churches and worship media companies here in the cities. Currently, Jaylin is pursuing her Master of Fine Arts in Theatre Arts with a directing concentration through the University of Idaho.
Kylie Clark is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in both Marketing and Theatre from the University of Northwestern St. Paul. Her love of performing and theatre has led her to where she is today pursuing theatre endeavors of all kinds. Kylie also enjoys working behind the scenes exploring different marketing and business opportunities. She loves finding ways to integrate marketing and theatre together to explore effective storytelling and communication strategies to reach and serve audiences well.