Kids’Half and Half Camp! — 1/2 Acting and 1/2 Martial Arts Camp
Get the best of both worlds! Both camps have been so popular over the years we thought, “Let’s take the best parts from each camp and combine them.” Kind of like peanut butter and chocolate; two very different tastes that complement each other beautifully and just work.
Often young actors are encouraged to learn new skills, and with Kids’ Half and Half Camp not only will they improve their acting skills but they will learn a valuable new skill set for the industry. And for those who love martial arts they get to utilize and demonstrate their skills and put them on camera. Their fight choreography scenes will be taped and viewed in class. They will be educated on acting, safety, and their best camera angles for their scene.
This week-long camp includes:
- Basic skills for on-camera auditions
- Improvisation
- Scene study
- Stage combat/fight choreography
- Taekwondo
- Board breaking
- Intro to Meisner Acting Technique
In addition, students will learn the very important skills of self-defense (for real, not acting) in the Personal Safety portion of this camp. And of course we cannot forget our traditional favorite field trip to the bowling alley and the ice cream social.
Register today so you don’t miss out!
Dates: Monday, August 7th – Friday August 11th
Time: 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. (Doors open at 8:45 a.m.)
Where: Playhouse Northwest Acting School, 3270 California Ave. S.W., Seattle, WA 98116
Instructor: Lisa Skvarla. (About the instructor)
Price: $300
Registration:To register call the Playhouse Northwest Office at 206-938-3375. Space is limited.
Playhouse Northwest Acting School | “Meisner is our Super Power”
3270 California Ave SW, Seattle WA. 98116
Mission Accomplished!! We cast ALL the kids for their movies today! Quite the feat with the incredible number of kids this year. ( 45 to be exact!) The bigger feat? They all loved their parts. Life is good!!! 
For four years Playhouse NW has served the acting community and has given actors a safe place to work at their craft. It has been called the “actors’ gym” (literally) and has given actors a place to work out, develop professional skills, and build confidence in their work.
