Regional Movie Premiere: A Jar Full of Christmas
A Jar Full Of Christmas Regional Movie Premeire November 8 @ 7pm General Admission: $10* Members: $6 Rose inherits her mom’s home in Lake Placid, NY, reuniting her with her childhood friend Summer. Sparks fly with old pal Everett, and the trio uses Rose’s mom’s jam recipe to save the town church, blending nostalgia, love, and community. We will have a post-show meet & greet with select cast and creatives from the film, including a live performance of the end credits song on stage!Expected to attend: Candice T. Cain (Director, Screenwriter & Producer), Lisa Rock (Music Supervisor, Composer, Lyricist, Score Producer), Kenny McMullen (Composer and Arranger)with actors Kenney Myers and Jason Frederick. *price includes fees. Fees are waived for Members. ——* Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Processing Fee – A $4 per ticket charge to support the ticketing software. Patron Code of Conduct: Be courteous. Inform staff if you feel or observe any harassment. We reserve the right to remove any guest at any time. For more information, please visit rauecenter.org. Questions? Contact our Box Office at 815-356-9212; boxoffice@rauecenter.org Raue Center For The Arts is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of all through the arts.
Musical Theatre Masterclass with Emily Kristen Morris (Ages 8-13)
Musical Theater Masterclass with Emily Kristen Morris Tuesday, December 10, 2024 Ages: 8 – 13 (All students in this age group must be accompanied by an adult – adults will not be charged, only singers or observers)Cost: $125 – Singer (11 spots available) | $55 – Observer (no limit)*Time: 5 PM – 7 PM This class is all about our younger students learning to act through song!The class will include: A musical theatre-focused group warm-up. One-on-one song coaching (an average of 10 mins per singer) Our younger students will learn in this class about acting through song, and what it takes to stand out in musical theatre. Learn what it takes to make strong choices in an audition room! Emily will also give singing guidance on how to improve their vocal strength, agility, balance, and connection with the song they’re singing. A Q&A at the end for everyone who attends. Ask Emily about vocal technique, audition questions, being a professional NYC actor, and what it’s like to do a Broadway national tour… all questions are welcome! A photo op at the end of the Masterclass with Emily. Required: Students who enroll as singers in either section MUST come prepared with a memorized song. Song should be cut down to audition length (normally 16 – 32 bars) Note: A 16-bar section typically lasts about 30 to 45 seconds, with one minute being the absolute maximum. For a 32-bar section, aim for around 1:15 to 1:30. Remember, the key is to ensure the cut feels right and has a solid musical flow. Students should also have knowledge and some singing experience. Please provide a clean copy of the sheet music of your song (preferably in a small 3-ring binder) for the accompanist. *Minimum Enrollment required for Class to run. RaueNow FAMILY members receive a 25% discount on enrollment. __ Don’t forget to become a RaueNOW Family Member to save up to 25% on your enrollment! Processing Fee – A $4 per ticket charge for all purchasing to support the software that enables online ticket sales. REFUND POLICY- In the event that your child cannot participate in the class after you have registered, Raue Center will issue a 50% refund of your registration fee up to two weeks before the start date. After this time period, if your child cannot participate in the class we will refund you 50% of your total fee in the form of a Raue Center gift certificate, redeemable for any upcoming RCSA Class within a year of cancellation, or can be used at Raue Center for tickets, etc. (restrictions may apply). Day of/ after the start of Class drops will not be refunded. Questions? Please contact our Box Office at 815-356-9212; boxoffice@rauecenter.org or reach out to RCSAEducation@rauecenter.org. Raue Center For The Arts is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of all through the arts.
Musical Theatre Masterclass with Emily Kristen Morris (Ages 14-Adult)
Musical Theater Masterclass with Emily Kristen Morris Monday, December 9, 2024 Ages: 14 – AdultCost: $125 – Singer (7 spots available) | $55 – Observer (no limit)Time: 5 PM – 7 PM This class is all about Broadway-style singing and acting through song! Come learn how to nail your musical theatre material.The class will include: A musical theatre-focused group warm-up A presentation all about musical theatre vocal technique, acting through song, how tonail your MT auditions, common vocal tendencies that might be holding you back, andhow to improve your vocal strength, agility, balance, and connection One-on-one song coaching (An average of 13 minutes per singer) A Q&A at the end for everyone who attends. Ask Emily about vocal technique, auditionquestions, being a professional NYC actor, what it’s like to do a Broadway national tour…all questions are welcome! A photo op at the end of the Masterclass with Emily. Required: Students who enroll as singers in either section MUST come prepared with a memorized song. Song should be cut down to audition length (normally 16 – 32 bars) Note: A 16-bar section typically lasts about 30 to 45 seconds, with one minute being the absolute maximum. For a 32-bar section, aim for around 1:15 to 1:30. Remember, the key is to ensure the cut feels right and has a solid musical flow. Students should also have knowledge and some singing experience. Please provide a clean copy of the sheet music of your song (preferably in a small 3-ring binder) for the accompanist. *Minimum Enrollment required for Class to run. RaueNow FAMILY members receive a 25% discount on enrollment. __ Don’t forget to become a RaueNOW Family Member to save up to 25% on your enrollment! Processing Fee – A $4 per ticket charge for all purchasing to support the software that enables online ticket sales. REFUND POLICY- In the event that your child cannot participate in the class after you have registered, Raue Center will issue a 50% refund of your registration fee up to two weeks before the start date. After this time period, if your child cannot participate in the class we will refund you 50% of your total fee in the form of a Raue Center gift certificate, redeemable for any upcoming RCSA Class within a year of cancellation, or can be used at Raue Center for tickets, etc. (restrictions may apply). Day of/ after the start of Class drops will not be refunded. Questions? Please contact our Box Office at 815-356-9212; boxoffice@rauecenter.org or reach out to RCSAEducation@rauecenter.org. Raue Center For The Arts is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of all through the arts.
Static: Noise of a New Musical
Static: Noise of a New Musical Written/Composed by Tess RowanDirected by Rob ScharlowMusic Direction by James Mablin JULY 12, 18, 19 | 7 PMJULY 13, 14, 20, 21 | 2 PM Tickets: $25 | Student: $10Member: $17.50 | $7* An original Morse code musical about a teen trying to find her dad who’s lost in the woods on the Appalachian Trail – acoustic campfire sing-along meets a true-crime podcast! The McAfees have lived in the Pennsylvania forest ever since their father went missing five years ago while hiking on the Appalachian Trail. Daughter Maine teams up with local teen Charlie on a detective mission to find Maine’s father, working through new friendships and family history along the way. But listen closely, and there are secrets hidden all around. Static is an original adventure musical about family, communication, nature, and change, with a radio blend of musical theater, folk-rock music, and Morse code. Static is the first musical to utilize Morse code as a method of dramatic storytelling, including cryptic Morse mode clues and secret messages embedded in the music, creating an immersive and mystery-filled audience experience. RCSA’s cast and creative team have spent five weeks workshopping this musical with writer and composer Tess Rowan, learning what went into the creation of this unique work and participating in its continued development. SPECIAL EVENT ON JULY 19: RCSA OnStage is excited to offer a special Talk Back session with Tess and actors following the performance __Tess Rowan (Book/Music/Lyrics) is a writer, director, and performer from the Washington, D.C. Area. She began writing the book, music, and lyrics of Static when she was in middle school and is thrilled to workshop Static with Raue Center School For The Arts this summer. Tess had her first play published at 14 years old. She co-founded Saxon Stage After Hours, a playwriting, directing, and student production group. She was a Lead Critic in the Cappies of the National Capital Area for youth theater journalism in the D.C. Area. Tess will also choreograph The Raue Center for the Arts’ production of Moana Jr. this summer. Tess is a member of the Dramatists Guild and Maestra Music. www.tessrowan.com ——Don’t forget to become a RaueNOW Member to save 30%! *Prices vary according to zone. Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Processing Fee – A $4 per ticket charge to support the online ticketing software. Facility Fee – A $8 per order charge that helps operate and invest back in our historic venue. Patron Code of Conduct: Be courteous. Inform staff if you feel or observe any harassment. We reserve the right to remove any guest at any time. For more information, please visit rauecenter.org. Questions? Contact our Box Office at 815-356-9212; boxoffice@rauecenter.orgRaue Center For The Arts is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of all through the arts.
Static: Noise of a New Musical
Static: Noise of a New Musical Written/Composed by Tess RowanDirected by Rob ScharlowMusic Direction by James Mablin JULY 12, 18, 19 | 7 PMJULY 13, 14, 20, 21 | 2 PM Tickets: $25 | Student: $10Member: $17.50 | $7* An original Morse code musical about a teen trying to find her dad who’s lost in the woods on the Appalachian Trail – acoustic campfire sing-along meets a true-crime podcast! The McAfees have lived in the Pennsylvania forest ever since their father went missing five years ago while hiking on the Appalachian Trail. Daughter Maine teams up with local teen Charlie on a detective mission to find Maine’s father, working through new friendships and family history along the way. But listen closely, and there are secrets hidden all around. Static is an original adventure musical about family, communication, nature, and change, with a radio blend of musical theater, folk-rock music, and Morse code. Static is the first musical to utilize Morse code as a method of dramatic storytelling, including cryptic Morse mode clues and secret messages embedded in the music, creating an immersive and mystery-filled audience experience. RCSA’s cast and creative team have spent five weeks workshopping this musical with writer and composer Tess Rowan, learning what went into the creation of this unique work and participating in its continued development. SPECIAL EVENT ON JULY 19: RCSA OnStage is excited to offer a special Talk Back session with Tess and actors following the performance __Tess Rowan (Book/Music/Lyrics) is a writer, director, and performer from the Washington, D.C. Area. She began writing the book, music, and lyrics of Static when she was in middle school and is thrilled to workshop Static with Raue Center School For The Arts this summer. Tess had her first play published at 14 years old. She co-founded Saxon Stage After Hours, a playwriting, directing, and student production group. She was a Lead Critic in the Cappies of the National Capital Area for youth theater journalism in the D.C. Area. Tess will also choreograph The Raue Center for the Arts’ production of Moana Jr. this summer. Tess is a member of the Dramatists Guild and Maestra Music. www.tessrowan.com ——Don’t forget to become a RaueNOW Member to save 30%! *Prices vary according to zone. Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Processing Fee – A $4 per ticket charge to support the online ticketing software. Facility Fee – A $8 per order charge that helps operate and invest back in our historic venue. Patron Code of Conduct: Be courteous. Inform staff if you feel or observe any harassment. We reserve the right to remove any guest at any time. For more information, please visit rauecenter.org. Questions? Contact our Box Office at 815-356-9212; boxoffice@rauecenter.orgRaue Center For The Arts is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of all through the arts.
Static: Noise of a New Musical
Static: Noise of a New Musical Written/Composed by Tess RowanDirected by Rob ScharlowMusic Direction by James Mablin JULY 12, 18, 19 | 7 PMJULY 13, 14, 20, 21 | 2 PM Tickets: $25 | Student: $10Member: $17.50 | $7* An original Morse code musical about a teen trying to find her dad who’s lost in the woods on the Appalachian Trail – acoustic campfire sing-along meets a true-crime podcast! The McAfees have lived in the Pennsylvania forest ever since their father went missing five years ago while hiking on the Appalachian Trail. Daughter Maine teams up with local teen Charlie on a detective mission to find Maine’s father, working through new friendships and family history along the way. But listen closely, and there are secrets hidden all around. Static is an original adventure musical about family, communication, nature, and change, with a radio blend of musical theater, folk-rock music, and Morse code. Static is the first musical to utilize Morse code as a method of dramatic storytelling, including cryptic Morse mode clues and secret messages embedded in the music, creating an immersive and mystery-filled audience experience. RCSA’s cast and creative team have spent five weeks workshopping this musical with writer and composer Tess Rowan, learning what went into the creation of this unique work and participating in its continued development. SPECIAL EVENT ON JULY 19: RCSA OnStage is excited to offer a special Talk Back session with Tess and actors following the performance __Tess Rowan (Book/Music/Lyrics) is a writer, director, and performer from the Washington, D.C. Area. She began writing the book, music, and lyrics of Static when she was in middle school and is thrilled to workshop Static with Raue Center School For The Arts this summer. Tess had her first play published at 14 years old. She co-founded Saxon Stage After Hours, a playwriting, directing, and student production group. She was a Lead Critic in the Cappies of the National Capital Area for youth theater journalism in the D.C. Area. Tess will also choreograph The Raue Center for the Arts’ production of Moana Jr. this summer. Tess is a member of the Dramatists Guild and Maestra Music. www.tessrowan.com ——Don’t forget to become a RaueNOW Member to save 30%! *Prices vary according to zone. Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Processing Fee – A $4 per ticket charge to support the online ticketing software. Facility Fee – A $8 per order charge that helps operate and invest back in our historic venue. Patron Code of Conduct: Be courteous. Inform staff if you feel or observe any harassment. We reserve the right to remove any guest at any time. For more information, please visit rauecenter.org. Questions? Contact our Box Office at 815-356-9212; boxoffice@rauecenter.orgRaue Center For The Arts is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of all through the arts.
Static: Noise of a New Musical
Static: Noise of a New Musical Written/Composed by Tess RowanDirected by Rob ScharlowMusic Direction by James Mablin JULY 12, 18, 19 | 7 PMJULY 13, 14, 20, 21 | 2 PM Tickets: $25 | Student: $10Member: $17.50 | $7* An original Morse code musical about a teen trying to find her dad who’s lost in the woods on the Appalachian Trail – acoustic campfire sing-along meets a true-crime podcast! The McAfees have lived in the Pennsylvania forest ever since their father went missing five years ago while hiking on the Appalachian Trail. Daughter Maine teams up with local teen Charlie on a detective mission to find Maine’s father, working through new friendships and family history along the way. But listen closely, and there are secrets hidden all around. Static is an original adventure musical about family, communication, nature, and change, with a radio blend of musical theater, folk-rock music, and Morse code. Static is the first musical to utilize Morse code as a method of dramatic storytelling, including cryptic Morse mode clues and secret messages embedded in the music, creating an immersive and mystery-filled audience experience. RCSA’s cast and creative team have spent five weeks workshopping this musical with writer and composer Tess Rowan, learning what went into the creation of this unique work and participating in its continued development. SPECIAL EVENT ON JULY 19: RCSA OnStage is excited to offer a special Talk Back session with Tess and actors following the performance __Tess Rowan (Book/Music/Lyrics) is a writer, director, and performer from the Washington, D.C. Area. She began writing the book, music, and lyrics of Static when she was in middle school and is thrilled to workshop Static with Raue Center School For The Arts this summer. Tess had her first play published at 14 years old. She co-founded Saxon Stage After Hours, a playwriting, directing, and student production group. She was a Lead Critic in the Cappies of the National Capital Area for youth theater journalism in the D.C. Area. Tess will also choreograph The Raue Center for the Arts’ production of Moana Jr. this summer. Tess is a member of the Dramatists Guild and Maestra Music. www.tessrowan.com ——Don’t forget to become a RaueNOW Member to save 30%! *Prices vary according to zone. Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Processing Fee – A $4 per ticket charge to support the online ticketing software. Facility Fee – A $8 per order charge that helps operate and invest back in our historic venue. Patron Code of Conduct: Be courteous. Inform staff if you feel or observe any harassment. We reserve the right to remove any guest at any time. For more information, please visit rauecenter.org. Questions? Contact our Box Office at 815-356-9212; boxoffice@rauecenter.orgRaue Center For The Arts is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of all through the arts.
Static: Noise of a New Musical
Static: Noise of a New Musical Written/Composed by Tess RowanDirected by Rob ScharlowMusic Direction by James Mablin JULY 12, 18, 19 | 7 PMJULY 13, 14, 20, 21 | 2 PM Tickets: $25 | Student: $10Member: $17.50 | $7* An original Morse code musical about a teen trying to find her dad who’s lost in the woods on the Appalachian Trail – acoustic campfire sing-along meets a true-crime podcast! The McAfees have lived in the Pennsylvania forest ever since their father went missing five years ago while hiking on the Appalachian Trail. Daughter Maine teams up with local teen Charlie on a detective mission to find Maine’s father, working through new friendships and family history along the way. But listen closely, and there are secrets hidden all around. Static is an original adventure musical about family, communication, nature, and change, with a radio blend of musical theater, folk-rock music, and Morse code. Static is the first musical to utilize Morse code as a method of dramatic storytelling, including cryptic Morse mode clues and secret messages embedded in the music, creating an immersive and mystery-filled audience experience. RCSA’s cast and creative team have spent five weeks workshopping this musical with writer and composer Tess Rowan, learning what went into the creation of this unique work and participating in its continued development. SPECIAL EVENT ON JULY 19: RCSA OnStage is excited to offer a special Talk Back session with Tess and actors following the performance __Tess Rowan (Book/Music/Lyrics) is a writer, director, and performer from the Washington, D.C. Area. She began writing the book, music, and lyrics of Static when she was in middle school and is thrilled to workshop Static with Raue Center School For The Arts this summer. Tess had her first play published at 14 years old. She co-founded Saxon Stage After Hours, a playwriting, directing, and student production group. She was a Lead Critic in the Cappies of the National Capital Area for youth theater journalism in the D.C. Area. Tess will also choreograph The Raue Center for the Arts’ production of Moana Jr. this summer. Tess is a member of the Dramatists Guild and Maestra Music. www.tessrowan.com ——Don’t forget to become a RaueNOW Member to save 30%! *Prices vary according to zone. Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Processing Fee – A $4 per ticket charge to support the online ticketing software. Facility Fee – A $8 per order charge that helps operate and invest back in our historic venue. Patron Code of Conduct: Be courteous. Inform staff if you feel or observe any harassment. We reserve the right to remove any guest at any time. For more information, please visit rauecenter.org. Questions? Contact our Box Office at 815-356-9212; boxoffice@rauecenter.orgRaue Center For The Arts is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of all through the arts.
Static: Noise of a New Musical
Static: Noise of a New Musical Written/Composed by Tess RowanDirected by Rob ScharlowMusic Direction by James Mablin JULY 12, 18, 19 | 7 PMJULY 13, 14, 20, 21 | 2 PM Tickets: $25 | Student: $10Member: $17.50 | $7* An original Morse code musical about a teen trying to find her dad who’s lost in the woods on the Appalachian Trail – acoustic campfire sing-along meets a true-crime podcast! The McAfees have lived in the Pennsylvania forest ever since their father went missing five years ago while hiking on the Appalachian Trail. Daughter Maine teams up with local teen Charlie on a detective mission to find Maine’s father, working through new friendships and family history along the way. But listen closely, and there are secrets hidden all around. Static is an original adventure musical about family, communication, nature, and change, with a radio blend of musical theater, folk-rock music, and Morse code. Static is the first musical to utilize Morse code as a method of dramatic storytelling, including cryptic Morse mode clues and secret messages embedded in the music, creating an immersive and mystery-filled audience experience. RCSA’s cast and creative team have spent five weeks workshopping this musical with writer and composer Tess Rowan, learning what went into the creation of this unique work and participating in its continued development. SPECIAL EVENT ON JULY 19: RCSA OnStage is excited to offer a special Talk Back session with Tess and actors following the performance __Tess Rowan (Book/Music/Lyrics) is a writer, director, and performer from the Washington, D.C. Area. She began writing the book, music, and lyrics of Static when she was in middle school and is thrilled to workshop Static with Raue Center School For The Arts this summer. Tess had her first play published at 14 years old. She co-founded Saxon Stage After Hours, a playwriting, directing, and student production group. She was a Lead Critic in the Cappies of the National Capital Area for youth theater journalism in the D.C. Area. Tess will also choreograph The Raue Center for the Arts’ production of Moana Jr. this summer. Tess is a member of the Dramatists Guild and Maestra Music. www.tessrowan.com ——Don’t forget to become a RaueNOW Member to save 30%! *Prices vary according to zone. Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Processing Fee – A $4 per ticket charge to support the online ticketing software. Facility Fee – A $8 per order charge that helps operate and invest back in our historic venue. Patron Code of Conduct: Be courteous. Inform staff if you feel or observe any harassment. We reserve the right to remove any guest at any time. For more information, please visit rauecenter.org. Questions? Contact our Box Office at 815-356-9212; boxoffice@rauecenter.orgRaue Center For The Arts is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of all through the arts.
Static: Noise of a New Musical
Static: Noise of a New Musical Written/Composed by Tess RowanDirected by Rob ScharlowMusic Direction by James Mablin JULY 12, 18, 19 | 7 PMJULY 13, 14, 20, 21 | 2 PM Tickets: $25 | Student: $10Member: $17.50 | $7* An original Morse code musical about a teen trying to find her dad who’s lost in the woods on the Appalachian Trail – acoustic campfire sing-along meets a true-crime podcast! The McAfees have lived in the Pennsylvania forest ever since their father went missing five years ago while hiking on the Appalachian Trail. Daughter Maine teams up with local teen Charlie on a detective mission to find Maine’s father, working through new friendships and family history along the way. But listen closely, and there are secrets hidden all around. Static is an original adventure musical about family, communication, nature, and change, with a radio blend of musical theater, folk-rock music, and Morse code. Static is the first musical to utilize Morse code as a method of dramatic storytelling, including cryptic Morse mode clues and secret messages embedded in the music, creating an immersive and mystery-filled audience experience. RCSA’s cast and creative team have spent five weeks workshopping this musical with writer and composer Tess Rowan, learning what went into the creation of this unique work and participating in its continued development. SPECIAL EVENT ON JULY 19: RCSA OnStage is excited to offer a special Talk Back session with Tess and actors following the performance __Tess Rowan (Book/Music/Lyrics) is a writer, director, and performer from the Washington, D.C. Area. She began writing the book, music, and lyrics of Static when she was in middle school and is thrilled to workshop Static with Raue Center School For The Arts this summer. Tess had her first play published at 14 years old. She co-founded Saxon Stage After Hours, a playwriting, directing, and student production group. She was a Lead Critic in the Cappies of the National Capital Area for youth theater journalism in the D.C. Area. Tess will also choreograph The Raue Center for the Arts’ production of Moana Jr. this summer. Tess is a member of the Dramatists Guild and Maestra Music. www.tessrowan.com ——Don’t forget to become a RaueNOW Member to save 30%! *Prices vary according to zone. Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Processing Fee – A $4 per ticket charge to support the online ticketing software. Facility Fee – A $8 per order charge that helps operate and invest back in our historic venue. Patron Code of Conduct: Be courteous. Inform staff if you feel or observe any harassment. We reserve the right to remove any guest at any time. For more information, please visit rauecenter.org. Questions? Contact our Box Office at 815-356-9212; boxoffice@rauecenter.orgRaue Center For The Arts is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of all through the arts.
Chicagoland Voices 2024 Spring Concert
Chicagoland VoicesTickets:Adults: $24Students: $20One of the Chicago area’s finest choirs will present a concert of choral music featuring composers such as Ola Gjeilo, Dolly Parton, Dan Forrest, Rollo Dilworth, and more. The concert will also feature our acapella group C6. For more information about Chicagoland Voices or C6, please visit our website http://www.chicagolandvoices.weebly.com ——* Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable.Processing Fee – A $3 per ticket charge to support the online ticketing software.Facility Fee – A $7 per order charge that helps operate and invest back in our historic venue.Patron Code of Conduct: Be courteous. Inform staff if you feel or observe any harassment. We reserve the right to remove any guest at any time. For more information, please visit rauecenter.org.Questions? Contact our Box Office at 815-356-9212; boxoffice@rauecenter.orgRaue Center For The Arts is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of all through the arts.
Scripts for the Screens (Adults: 18+)
Scripts for the Screens (Adult Screenwriting Class) Ages: 18+ Teacher: David Bradburn Day of the Week: Wednesdays for 4-weeks Time: 6:30 – 8:00 PM Dates: Wednesday, May 1st thru Wednesday, May 22nd Location: St. Mary’s Episcopal Church 210 McHenry Ave Crystal Lake, Il 60014 Studio R Cost: $250 | RaueNow Family: $187.50** Let’s get the pen moving. Students will focus on getting the pen,metaphorical or otherwise, moving through writing exercises, free writing, and feedback. Thegoal of the class is to add to the writer’s toolbox in order to write the scripts without having towait on a fickle muse. This class will help all those enrolled to find and channel their owninspiration. Students should be prepared to: Bring a computer, tablet, pen and paper, or whatever modality ofwriting you prefer.David Bradburn – Writer/Director – Whether he’s serving as writer, producer, or director, Bradburn wants to do little more than just make movies. His directorial approach draws on his 20 years’ worth of experience as a high school English teacher and focuses on collaboration and inclusion. His leadership and focus inspire his cast and crew’s motivation to realize his creative vision. Bradburn’s films have appeared in over 70 film festivals worldwide, Amazon, cable, and PBS. *Minimum Enrollment required for Class to run.** Multiple student discount available via Box Office __ Don’t forget to become a RaueNOW Family Member to save up to 25% on your enrollment! Processing Fee – A $3 per ticket charge for all purchasing to support the software that enables online ticket sales. REFUND POLICY- In the event that your child cannot participate in the class after you have registered, Raue Center will issue a 50% refund of your registration fee up to two weeks before the start date. After this time period, if your child cannot participate in the class we will refund you 50% of your total fee in the form of a Raue Center gift certificate, redeemable for any upcoming RCSA Class within a year of cancellation, or can be used at Raue Center for tickets, etc. (restrictions may apply). Day of/ after the start of Class drops will not be refunded. Questions? Please contact our Box Office at 815-356-9212; boxoffice@rauecenter.org or reach out to RCSAEducation@rauecenter.org. Raue Center For The Arts is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of all through the arts.
Basic Improv for Adults
Basic Improv for Adults Ages: 18+ Teacher: Miriam Naponelli Day of the Week: Tuesdays for 4-weeks Time: 6:30 – 8:30 PM Dates: Tuesday, April 30th thru Tuesday, May 21st Location: St. Mary’s Episcopal Church 210 McHenry Ave Crystal Lake, Il 60014 Cost: $300 Hone your skills and build your confidence on stage with this beginner’s improv class. This four-week class will take students through the fundamental tools and skills of improvisational comedy. Through group play, students will learn what it takes to create scenes that are not only funny but smart and dynamic. Through exercises, we will explore ways to create environments in which creativity and improvisational freedom can thrive. Class will finish with a short showcase for friends and family. Improv Fundamentals include:Yes, and, CROW, Questions kill, Specifics, Specifics, SpecificsMiriam Naponelli is a graduate from The Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University with a BFA in Acting. Since graduating, Miriam has made a career in theater administration working as the Director of Marketing at Spotlight Youth Theater then at Raue Center for the Arts. Miriam is no stranger to theater education as she has taught improv as well as character acting for several youth theater companies.Miriam has been an ensemble member of GreenRoom Improv for the past 13 years. She is proudly represented by Lily’s Talent.Her recent theater credits include; WSRep: Sylvia (Sylvia), WSRep: Picasso at the Lapin Agile (Suzanne/Countess/Admirer). Other credits include, AT&T Cool Factor (Susan, Host). *Minimum Enrollment required for Class to run. __ Don’t forget to become a RaueNOW Family Member to save up to 25% on your enrollment! Processing Fee – A $3 per ticket charge for all purchasing to support the software that enables online ticket sales. REFUND POLICY- In the event that your child cannot participate in the class after you have registered, Raue Center will issue a 50% refund of your registration fee up to two weeks before the start date. After this time period, if your child cannot participate in the class we will refund you 50% of your total fee in the form of a Raue Center gift certificate, redeemable for any upcoming RCSA Class within a year of cancellation, or can be used at Raue Center for tickets, etc. (restrictions may apply). Day of/ after the start of Class drops will not be refunded. Questions? Please contact our Box Office at 815-356-9212; boxoffice@rauecenter.org or reach out to RCSAEducation@rauecenter.org. Raue Center For The Arts is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of all through the arts.
Video Recording: The Disturbing Disappearance of Saint Nicholas
Can’t make the live version of The Disturbing Disappearance of St. Nicholas? Now you can watch it from the comfort of home! Buy the digital download now and support Raue Center School For The Arts!
Film and TV On-Camera Acting Masterclass
Film & TV On-Camera Acting Masterclass with Austin & Colleen Basis Tuition: Participant: $100 | RaueNOW Family Member: $75*Observer (includes student age 7-13): $35 | RNFamilly $26.25* Take your technique from stage to screen. This 2-day, in-person workshop will cover the basics of screen acting from understanding key on-set terminology to performing for the camera. Saturday, March 9: 11 AM – 2 PM Sunday, March 10: 11 AM – 3 PM Participants: Ages 14 – 18 Observers: Ages 7 + (those under 13 and under must be accompanied by an adult) (10-12 participating students max. Unlimited observing students.) All attendees will learn the fundamentals of working on camera including: Framing Marks Script & Film Terminology Self-Tape Basics And MORE! Participants will get to: Run through a typical self-tape session with each student including Set up tripod, camera/phone, and reader Set marks and eyelines Refine framing, blocking, and action Rehearse and record scene
