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PRIVATE LESSONS Private lessons are strongly encouraged for all students who wish to strengthen their performance skills.

The Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts offers private instruction including repertoire and literature from classical to contemporary.

Private Lesson Fees and Policies Lesson fees are as follows: $25.00-$31.00 for 30 minutes $37.00-$47.00 for 45 minutes $50.00-$62.00 for 60 minutes (Please call the Education Office at 727.712.2706 for specific rates per instructor.)

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SPRING TERM

Spring classes begin January 11 and run for 12 weeks, ending week of April 4

Spring Break:

No classes March 20–March 26 Missed the start date?

Some classes allow for rolling admissions at a pro-rated tuition depending on when a student joins a class. Please contact the Education Office for more information at 727.712.2706.

Attendance Policies: Students are expected to attend class regularly. In case of illness or family emergency, please notify the instructor prior to class through our Education Office at 727.712.2706. Students are allowed to miss up to 3 classes – after 3 you may not be able to participate in the final performance.

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•We accept credit or debit cards. For your convenience, automatic payment for private lessons is available. Lessons will not be provided without payment.

• Private Lesson Cancellation Policy: All cancellations made at least 24 hours prior to the lesson will be offered a makeup lesson. If a student misses a lesson without notifying an Education Associate in advance, or is unable to attend a scheduled makeup, a lesson fee will be charged.

• Inclement Weather Policy Classes are occasionally cancelled due to inclement weather, and will be rescheduled.

To cancel or reschedule a lesson contact 727.712.2706 • ONE time $20.00 enrollment fee is required.

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PRIVATE LESSONS Available in: Voice Randy Allen Carolyn Cline Edward Crader William Cusick Constantine Grame

Jarrett W. Koski Rosalia Maresca Dr. Susan Robinson Linda Switzer Pegg Winter

Piano Randy Allen Carolyn Cline William Cusick Constantine Grame

Gail Lawhead Dr. Susan Robinson Renata Schwartz

Drum Set and Percussion Sean Fote

John Lluvera

Dance Chris Liddell

Jarrett W. Koski

Guitar Jon McIntyre

Carolyn Cline

Flute and Saxophone Butch Thomas

Violin / Viola Luba Geyer

Acting Jarrett W. Koski Nicole Haumesser

Peggy Sheffield

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INSTRUMENTAL JAZZ AND PERCUSSIVE ARTS The Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts is known for setting the standard of jazz education in the Tampa Bay area. Our program includes students from four surrounding counties, with many alumni studying in our country’s top music schools including Berklee College of Music, Manhattan School of Music and Boston Conservatory. The Jazz Track is sponsored in part by the Clearwater Jazz Holiday Foundation.

Auditions: Students are placed in ensembles based on their knowledge of music theory, instrument proficiency, and improvisation skills.

Auditions will include: • Memorized Scales: Concert Bb, Eb. Ab. Db, F, C and chromatic (two Octaves) • Memorized prepared piece, short jazz etude or standard • Sight-reading at discretion of instructor • Improvisation (optional) Improvise on a 12 bar blues form in concert Bb, F Maj. (Accompaniment track can be supplied upon request) • Drummers should be able to demonstrate swing, ballad, Latin, funk.

The Ruth Eckerd Hall Lab Band Ages: 12–19 Mondays, 5:30–6:30pm Tuition: $150.00 Classes start: January 11 Classes end: April 11 Instructors: Frank Williams and Chris Touchton The Lab Band is designed to give the traditional band student an opportunity to learn jazz styles, theory, and literature. Students are introduced to jazz musicianship concepts which they apply to performance of various improvisatory genres including the blues, big band, and traditional jazz standards. Students will gain instruction in the fundamentals of music, including reading, writing and listening activities, as well as mastery of the elements essential for improvisation. With the recommendation of the instructors, students in this group may participate in Big Band II.

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Percussion Ensemble and Percussion Proficiency for the High School Student

Ruth Eckerd Hall Big Band I Ages: 14–19 Mondays, 7:45-9:00pm Tuition: $200.00 Classes start: January 11 Classes end: April 11 Instructors: Frank Williams and Christopher De Leon

John Lluvera

Ruth Eckerd Hall Big Band II Ages: 14–19 Mondays, 6:30–7:45pm Tuition: $175.00 Classes start: January 11 Classes end: April 11 Instructors: Christopher De Leon and Chris Touchton Membership in the Ruth Eckerd Hall Big Bands is decided through open audition and subject to the instrumental needs of each ensemble. Literature for both of these ensembles is selected to challenge and reward students seeking to take their love of Jazz to the next level. In each ensemble, the history and development of jazz music is explored, along with tools and opportunities for developing their improvisation skills. Performance opportunities occur often throughout the Fall and Spring terms, and will be conveyed by the instructors.

Ruth Eckerd Hall/Clearwater Jazz Holiday Combo Ages: 14–19 (by audition only) Mondays, 7:45-9:00pm Tuition: Students accepted into this ensemble are sponsored by the Clearwater Jazz Holiday Classes start: January 11 Classes end: April 11 Instructor: Frank Williams This auditioned ensemble features students from the Ruth Eckerd Big Bands who have established themselves through participation, leadership, and musicianship. Students in the Ruth Eckerd Hall/Clearwater Jazz Holiday Combo will receive a full scholarship courtesy of the Clearwater Jazz Holiday Foundation.

John Lluvera has authored percussion texts considered to be the standard literature in the field of percussion. Having performed in a variety of percussion ensembles around the world, his musical background includes instruction from renowned music educators Frank T. Williams III, Colin McNutt, and Robert McCormick. He has received many distinguished percussion awards and is a highly regarded teacher both locally and nationally within the percussion community. Currently serving as the Director of Percussion at J.W. Mitchell High School and Lakewood Ranch High School, he also teaches at the Tarpon Springs Leadership Conservatory for the Arts, the Madison Scouts Drum & Bugle Corps and the Infinity Indoor Percussion Ensemble. John also teaches private lessons for students looking for more individual instruction.

Each of his students is given individual attention, as his philosophy focuses on steering each aspiring musician towards greatness.

Percussion Ensemble Ages: 12–18 Mondays, 6:30–7:45pm Tuition: $180.00 Classes start: January 11 Classes end: April 11 Instructor: John Lluvera Discover the fundamentals of playing percussion instruments and the application of musicianship skills to an ensemble comprised entirely of percussion instruments. Students involved in this ensemble will improve performance skills and knowledge in the area of sight and rhythmic reading, mallet percussion, timpani and rudimental drumming.

*For more information on this ensemble or to schedule an audition please contact Sean Fote at 727.712.2784

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SCHOOL OF ROCK The Early Years: Roots Rock

Marching Percussion Preparation* Ages: 14 - 18 Mondays, 8:00–9:15pm Tuition: $180.00 Classes start: January 11 Classes end: April 11 Instructor: John Lluvera

Student assessment and placement will occur the first day of class based on experience and instrumentation.

* If using instruments borrowed from another school, students must provide proof of permission.

This class has been developed for intermediate to advanced percussion students interested in developing the skills necessary for taking a leadership role within their section. Each student will be introduced to various playing techniques, fundamental exercises, rehearsal procedures, and the general maintenance and care of percussion equipment.

The following instruments and skill sets involved with each will be addressed within the marching percussion curriculum.

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2 Mallets 4 Mallets Miking Electronics Timpani Rack Percussion

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Marching Fundamentals Snare Tenors Bass

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Ensemble I Ages: 10 and up Tuesdays, 5:30-7:00pm Tuition: $175 Classes start: January 12 Classes end: April 5 Instructor: Sean Fote

Ensemble II Ages: 10 and up Tuesdays, 7:00-8:30pm Tuition: $175 Classes start: January 12 Classes end: April 5 Instructor: Sean Fote

“There’s something beautifully friendly and elevating about a bunch of guys playing music together. This wonderful little world that is unassailable.

It’s really teamwork, one guy supporting the others, and it’s all for one purpose….” (Keith Richards- The Rolling Stones). Bring your guitars, your voices, your basses, your keyboards, your huddled masses yearning to rock free! Learn some covers, develop some originals and start your journey into the world of Rock!

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DANCE Come explore all styles of dance including Ballet, Jazz, Tap, and Hip-Hop. Under the instruction of choreographer and director Lindsay Clark of the Tampa Bay Ballet and choreographer and director Chris Liddell, students will learn the essentials of dance technique and discover the joy of movement.

Private lessons are also available with Chris Liddell for students who wish to focus their studies.

Christopher Liddell Christopher Liddell is certified in the American Ballet Theatre’s National Training Curriculum. He has taught at numerous prestigious institutions including STEPS on Broadway in New York City, Yale University, and with the Cecchetti Ballet Council of America. His students have been accepted into the American Ballet Theatre’s Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Ballet School, Laguardia High School of the Arts, and have worked on Broadway and in television and film. Chris brings to his class the belief that dance techniques are not only an essential component of the art of dance, but an essential skill that develops the poise, coordination, and self confidence used continuously throughout each day and throughout life. TimeOut New York magazine says “Christopher Liddell exudes plenty of energy, making [his] class a total blast.” His classes are fun, while allowing each student to reach their personal best.

Lindsay Clark Lindsay Clark founded the Tampa Bay Ballet in 2008 with the belief that the discipline, grace, and emotional and physical awareness gifted to students through the art of Ballet should be taught by instructors who value their students as deeply as they value their art. Lindsay brings to the class her skill for original choreography that has been featured in both classical and modern works including productions of The Nutcracker, Alice in Wonderland, Sleeping Beauty, Swan Lake, Don Quixote, and Romeo and Juliet.

Introductory Classes For our youngest dancers, the introductory classes offer the perfect place to start! Classes are smaller in size to allow for more personalized instruction, for little ones to begin to explore the magical world of dance.

First Steps on Stage Ages: 5–7 Tuesdays, 5:30–6:30pm Tuition: $175.00 Classes start: January 12 Classes end: April 5

Beginning and Intermediate Classes Our intermediate classes are geared to students who have a basic understanding of dance techniques and vocabulary and are ready to discover the meaning behind the movement while continuing to develop and learn the essentials. *Ballet I Ages: 7 – 14 years Ability: 0 – 2 years of dance training Wednesdays, 5:30–7:00pm Tuition: $175.00 Classes start: January 13 Classes end: April 6 Instructor: Lindsay Clark Students will learn the basics of ballet including: the positions of the arms and feet, proper alignment, body directions, and movement, while developing a great appreciation for music. Girls will start building their ankle strength and flexibility in preparation for pointe work and boys will begin building strength in the legs to perform higher level jumps.

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DANCE *Dance For The Stage I Ages: 7 – 14 years Ability: 0 – 2 years of dance training Wednesdays, 7:15–8:15pm Tuition: $167.50 Classes start: January 13 Classes end: April 6 Instructor: Chris Liddell Instruction at this level focuses on basic coordination, body alignment, and muscle development. Students will learn the various social dances that have influenced dance in musical theater. In addition students will begin to learn the skills needed to interpret and understand dance. * Dance For The Stage II Ages: 10 – 18 years Ability: 1 – 3 years of dance training Wednesdays, 6:00–7:00pm Tuition: $167.50 Classes start: January 13 Classes end: April 6 Instructor: Mr. Chris Liddell

Advanced Classes The emphasis of the advanced classes is on thorough warm-up and technique, with added attention to style, attitude and athleticism. Students will be given the skills necessary to navigate successfully through the world of auditions – both professional and collegiate.

Dance For The Stage III Ages: 12 - 18+ Ability: 3 – 5 years of dance training Tuesdays, 6:30–8:00pm Tuition: $167.50 Classes start: January 12 Classes end: April 5 Instructor: Chris Liddell Technical elements such a pirouettes, high kicks, and leaps are studied along with other highly expressive movements. We will study Dance history and learn the techniques of famous choreographers such as Bob Fosse and Jerome Robbins.

At this level, basic ballet and jazz dance technique are introduced, and strength, coordination, and energetic movement are emphasized. The dancers will learn several fun pieces of choreography while continuing to develop their ability to interpret the dancer’s art. *Ballet II Ages: 9 and up Ability: 2+ years of dance training Wednesdays, 7:00–8:30 pm Tuition: $175.00 Classes start: January 13 Classes end: April 6 Instructor: Lindsay Clark Students who have mastered their turnout and placement will learn increasingly complicated steps and combinations at an accelerated pace.

This level begins to focus on building leg extension and strength in preparation for partnering. * DOUBLE DEAL: Dance Techniques I and II are scheduled so that students may also enroll in Ballet I and II each Wednesday evening with a discounted tuition rate of $275 for both classes- a savings of over 15%!

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DANCE

MUSICAL THEATER

Dance For The Stage IV Ages: 18 and up Ability: 4+ years dance training Tuesdays, 8:00–9:30pm Tuition: $20.00 per class Classes start: January 12 Classes end: April 5 Instructor: Chris Liddell

Dance and vocal technique are used while the actor is also developing and interpreting their character. These classes help the young and developing student learn the techniques and skills necessary to enjoy and perform on the musical stage.

A class for the budding or current professional. In addition to more advanced ballet and Jack Cole jazz training, we will explore the habits of a professional dancer: How to audition, pick up choreography quickly and work with a choreographer on new material.

This class offers a flexible group lesson format that allows you to plan around your schedule. Classes are limited in size, and enrollment requires payment for four classes in advance. However, students will not be charged for planned absences (24 hours notice required). Enrollment and course curriculum are ongoing throughout the semester.

Twinkling Stars Ages: 6-8 Thursdays 5:30 – 6:45pm Tuition: $150.00 Classes start: January 14 Classes end: April 7 Instructor: Carolyn Cline The sky is the limit for students as they learn the musical characteristics of rhythm, melody, tempo, and dynamics. As the students sing songs, they’ll also learn the performance essentials of breath support, singing more clearly through the use of proper consonant and vowel sounds, and the vocabulary unique to the stage.

“I Can Do That!” Broadway Cabaret I Ages: 8–10 Thursdays, 5:30–7:00pm Tuition: $195.00 Classes start: January 14 Classes end: April 7 Instructor: Jarrett W. Koski Students will explore classic musical theater characters from the Broadway stage while reinforcing the techniques of physicality, vocal pitch, articulation and projection to create more experienced and confident performers who CAN do that!

“Spotlight” Broadway Cabaret II Ages: 11-13 Thursdays, 7:00 – 8:30pm Tuition: $195.00 Classes start: January 14 Classes end: April 7 Instructor: Jarrett W. Koski By exploring Broadway musicals from several decades, students will learn to bring characters to life, explore song lyrics as monologues, and write original scenes.

Students from both Broadway Cabaret classes will join forces in a full production celebrating their new-found skills in the new Murray Theatre at end of the semester.

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MUSICAL THEATER *Acting in Musical Theater Ages: 14 – 18 Wednesdays, 5:30 – 7:00pm Tuition: $195.00 Classes start: January 13 Classes end: April 6 Instructor: Jarrett W. Koski

CHOIRS Choirs at The Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts offer opportunities for students ages 7 and up. Students of all choirs learn vocal techniques along with appropriate literature and the ability to read music.

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How do you approach your role in a musical? How do you choose which song to sing for an audition? What do you need to include when building a repertoire? This class will explore the questions each aspiring musical theater performer must ask and answer. Character development, script and libretto evaluation will be studied along with performance techniques including vocal pitch, articulation, projection, and dance movement.

Audition preparation including creating a resume, and selecting headshots will be taught as well.

Kody Wallace, a Florida native, received his Bachelor’s of Music Education cum laude from the University of Florida in 2010. After graduation, Mr. Wallace accepted a teaching position at Boca Ciega High School. Choirs under Mr. Wallace’s direction consistently received exemplary ratings at assessments and competitions. In 2013, the Boca Ciega High School Vocal Ensemble performed at the Palladium in St. Petersburg alongside the Fisk Jubilee Singers.

Mr. Wallace received his Master’s in Music Education from Florida State University in 2015. He currently teaches at Largo High School, where his Madrigal Singers were featured as the opening act for the Florida Orchestra’s Pops in the Park series.

For students interested in both Drama and Choir, classes are scheduled so that students may participate in both offerings!

The Ruth Eckerd Hall Children’s Choir Grades 1-5 Saturdays, 9:00-11:00 am Tuition: $195.00 Classes start: January 16 Classes end: April 9 Director: Kody Wallace

*Musical Theater Cabaret: “No Day But Today” Ages: 14-18 Wednesdays, 7:00 – 8:30pm Tuition: $195.00 Classes start: January 13 Classes end: April 6 Instructor: Jarrett W. Koski This class explores the theater through songs, original monologues and collaboration in-group numbers. Students will learn the concepts of dramatic interpretation along with the vocal technique, articulation, and projection required for the big stage. A full cabaret production will be presented at the end of the term.

The Ruth Eckerd Hall Children’s Choir prides itself both in entertaining its audiences and in achieving music literacy for its members. Students involved in the children’s choir create choral landscapes while learning the joy of working together. Performances reflect a diversity of choral repertoire, and a variety of venues. Select members of the Children’s Choir will be asked to join the Canadian Multi Platinum recording artists “The Tenors” on stage January 31st!

* DOUBLE DEAL: Acting in Musical Theater and Musical Theater Cabaret are scheduled so that students may enroll in both classes with a discounted tuition rate of $325 for both classes- a savings of over 15%!

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CHOIRS The Ruth Eckerd Hall Middle School Choir Grades 6-8 Saturdays, 11:30 am- 1:30 pm Tuition: $195.00 Classes start: January 16 Classes end: April 9 Director: Rosemary Collins Come join fellow middle school students to develop your talents and perform with students from the Tampa Bay area. Students in this choir will develop techniques essential to young performers and prepare them for participation in high school musical activities. The Middle School Choir will perform in concerts at the end of the Spring term and other opportunities for performance or master class study will be announced as they become available. Select members of the Middle School Choir will be asked to join the Canadian Multi-Platinum recording artists “The Tenors” on stage January 31st!

Center Stage Troupe Prerequisite: must be a member of the Center Stage Mixed Ensemble Grades 9-12 Saturdays, 1:30 –2:30 pm Materials Fee: $50.00 Classes start: January 16 Classes end: April 9 Director: Kody Wallace Students in the Center Stage Mixed Ensemble may apply to become part of this troupe that performs a varied repertoire of music at hospitals, senior centers, charity events and other local venues spreading the joy of music throughout our community.

Center Stage Mixed Ensemble Grades 9-12 Saturdays, 11:30 am – 1:30 pm Tuition: $195.00 Classes start: January 16 Classes end: April 9 Director: Kody Wallace The Center Stage Mixed Ensemble is an auditioned group of experienced male and female students. This ensemble gives students an opportunity to learn varied, advanced choral repertoire and to build musicianship at a college preparatory level. Students will have many opportunities to perform both on and off the Ruth Eckerd Hall campus.

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DRAMA The Drama curriculum rotates on a three-year cycle to provide a varied and thorough experience for each student. This year’s curriculum will emphasize acting methods and techniques, along with character development and creation. Course work will be showcased at the end of the semester.

For students interested in both Drama and Choir, classes are scheduled so that students may participate in both offerings!

Level I: Creating Original Work Grades: 1 – 3 Saturdays, 11:15 am- 1:15 pm Tuition: $195 Classes start: January 16 Classes end: April 9 Instructor: Jack Holloway

Level III: Monologues and Scene Study Grades: 6 – 8 Saturdays, 9:00- 11:00 am Tuition: $195 Classes start: January 16 Classes end: April 9 Instructor: Jarrett W. Koski Modern and classic published works will be used, studied, and combined with various acting techniques to assist students in the development of stronger, more truthful moments on stage. Each actor will learn to find which method works best for them while creating a role within a monologue, scene or play.

While encouraging self-expression and boosting confidence, students will begin to build the “Actor’s Toolbox” made up of the voice, the body and (most importantly) the imagination. Numerous acting exercises and games to create characters, situations, and ultimately their very own play will be presented at the end of the semester.

Level II: Improvisation, Characterization, Monologues Grades: 4 – 5 Saturdays, 11:15 am- 1:15 pm Tuition: $195 Classes start: January 16 Classes end: April 9 Instructor: Jarrett W. Koski Using improv games and techniques and the concepts of observations, improvisation, pantomime and monologue study, students will have the opportunity to explore the roles of the mind, voice and imagination while learning to work as an ensemble.

Level IV: “Method to the Madness” Grades: 9 –12 Saturdays, 9:00- 11:00 am Tuition: $195 Classes start: January 16 Classes end: April 9 Instructor: Jack Holloway In this advanced class, students will explore numerous popular acting methods such as Stanislavsky, Meisner and Practical Aesthetics. Skills and techniques will be honed to create richer, truer characters and performances.

The class will work together to present monologues and scenes that utilize what the students have learned.

Stage Combat Grades: 7 - 12 Saturdays, 2:30 – 3:30pm Tuition: $150.00 Classes start: January 16 Classes end: April 9 Instructor: Jack Holloway Let’s get ready to (safely) RUMBLE!!! This action-packed class will introduce students to the essential skills and key concepts of unarmed stage combat.

Students will learn to safely perform falls, trips, punches, kicks, blocks, elbows and other stage combat techniques, and choreograph their own combat scene to be presented at the end of the semester.

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ON-CAMERA CLASSES For Students and Adults Opportunities to work in Commercials, Film and Television abound in the Southeast. On Camera acting differs in many ways from stage acting, and students who wish to pursue this profession must possess a unique skill set, an understanding of vocabulary, camera technique, and an awareness of the expectations of the Film/TV industry. These classes offer opportunities to learn and develop new skills, improve your auditioning process, work with actual commercial, film and television scripts, and build confidence.

Participants will also receive general information regarding castings, agents and photographers.

Young Actors On-Camera Ages: 8–10 Saturdays, 1:30-3:00pm Classes start: January 16 Classes end: April 9 Tuition: $168.00 Instructor: Peggy Sheffield

CLEARWATER CHORUS Come experience the joy of singing and community building with vocalists from around Pinellas County. With more than forty years of tradition, the Clearwater Chorus is the official adult chorus of Ruth Eckerd Hall. Chorus members can look forward to performing a variety of musical styles and genres.

Clearwater Chorus Ages: 19 and up Tuesdays, 6:30 – 8:00pm Fees per term: $50.00 Classes start: January 12 Concert date: April 17 Instructor: Yohance Wicks Accompanist: Rita Rostron Tuesday nights are for singing! Join in for the Spring semester with Mr. Yohance Wicks and the members of the Clearwater Chorus. Spring repertoire includes popular, traditional, Broadway and concert literature that is fun to sing, and gives an opportunity for members to learn and grow as musicians.

Clearwater Chorus Singers Ages: 19 and up Tuesdays, 8:15 – 9:15pm Classes start: January 12 Instructor: Yohance Wicks

Teens On-Camera Ages: 11–14 Saturdays, 3:00-4:30pm Classes start: January 16 Classes end: April 9 Tuition: $168.00 Instructor: Peggy Sheffield

The Clearwater Chorus Singers is an auditioned group of singers from the Clearwater Chorus, looking to augment their choral studies and vocal development with challenging repertoire.

Adult On-Camera Acting Ages: 18 and up, Wednesdays, 7:00–9:00pm Tuition: $25.00 per class Instructor: Peggy Sheffield Auditions, character development, camera technique, memorization and overcoming nerves! This class is for “newbies”, those already working in the TV/film industry and serious actors seeking a deeper connection to their roles and a higher level of work. The focus will be on developing and improving skills and preparing students to work as professionals.

This class offers a flexible group lesson format that allows you to plan around your schedule. Classes are limited in size, and enrollment requires payment for four classes in advance. However, students will not be charged for planned absences (24 hours notice required). Enrollment and course curriculum are ongoing throughout the semester.

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EDUCATION IS THE HEART OF OUR MISSION

ENROLLMENT INFORMATION How to Enroll Phone: 727-712-2706 Online: www.HoffmanSchoolOfTheArts.com Mail: The Marcia P. Hoffman School of The Arts 1111 McMullen Booth Road Clearwater, FL 33759 FAX: 727-791-7449 Enrollment forms are available on our website

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• Separate enrollment forms are required for each student.

• Online, phone, and/or faxed enrollments must include credit card payment.

• A $20 enrollment fee is required for each student.

Enrollment fees are waived for all Ruth Eckerd Hall Members.

• Tuition assistance and scholarships are available for students with financial need.

• Tuition assistance forms can be found online at www.HoffmanSchooloftheArts.com • Payment plans are available (fees may apply).

Please contact an Education Associate for more information.

• Tuition is nonrefundable. Refunds and credits for classes will ONLY be issued if a class is cancelled by the school.

• Faculty assignments and tuition are subject to change.

Credentials are available upon request.

The Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts Staff Sharon Reid-Kane, Vice President of Education Jahn Van De Putte, Director of Instruction Sean Fote, Associate Director of Instruction

727.791.7060 or www.RuthEckerdHall.com/membership Creating Memories | Fulfulling Dreams | Changing Lives

Megan DelMonte, Marketing Manager

Thank you to our 2015–16 Grantors!

Melissa Nolan, Education Associate

Support for Ruth Eckerd Hall and The Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts is provided in part through the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture, the National Endowment for the Arts, the City of Clearwater, Florida Blue, The Gobioff Foundation, Lightning Foundation, Macy’s, the Nichols Foundation, Pinellas Community Foundation, Pinellas Cultural Foundation, Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc., South Arts, The Tampa Bay Times Fund, Inc., Wells Fargo and the Volunteer Usher Fund.

Cynthia Hook, Education Associate Alex Perez, Education Associate Jack Holloway, Drama Department Chair Jarrett W. Koski, Musical Theater Department Chair

The Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts is dedicated to making the arts accessible for all.

Thanks to the sponsorship of individuals, corporations and grants for providing tuition assistance.

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CLASSES AT A GLANCE

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First Steps on Stage Dance For The Stage I Ballet I Ballet II Dance For The Stage II Dance For the Stage III Dance For the Stage IV Twinkling Stars “I Can Do That!” Broadway Cabaret I “Spotlight” Broadway Cabaret II Musical Theater Cabaret: “No Day But Today” Acting in Musical Theater Drama Level I: Creating Original Work Drama Level II: Improvisations, Characterization, Monologue Drama Level III: Monologues and Scene Studies Drama Level IV: Method to the Madness Stage Combat School of Rock: Ensemble I School of Rock Ensembe II Percussion Ensemble Marching Percussion Preparation The Ruth Eckerd Hall Lab Band Ruth Eckerd Hall Big Band 2 Ruth Eckerd Hall Big Band 1 Ruth Eckerd Hall/Clearwater Jazz Holiday Combo Young Actors On Camera Teens On Camera Adult On Camera Acting The Ruth Eckerd Hall Children’s Choir The Ruth Eckerd Hall Middle School Choir Center Stage Mixed Ensemble Center Stage Troupe Clearwater Chorus Clearwater Chorus Singers

Dance Dance Dance Dance Dance Dance Dance Musical Theater Musical Theater Musical Theater Musical Theater Musical Theater Drama Drama Drama Drama Drama Jazz Studies Jazz Studies Percussive Arts Percussive Arts Jazz Studies Jazz Studies Jazz Studies Jazz Studies On Camera On Camera On Camera Choir Choir Choir Choir Choir Choir

5-7 7 - 14 (0-2 Years dance training) 7 - 14 (0-2 Years dance training) 9 and up (2+ Years dance training) 10 - 18 (1-3 Years dance training) 12-18+ (3-5 Years dance training) 18 and up (4+ Years dance training) 6-8 8-10 11-13 14-18 14-18 Grade 1-3 Grade 4-5 Grade 6-8 Grade 9-12 Grades 7-12 10 and up 10 and up 12–18 14-18 12–19 14–19 14–19 14–19 by audition only 8–10 11–14 18 and up Grades 1-5 Grades 6-8 Grades 9-12 Grades 9-12 by audition only 19 and up 19 and up by audition only

Tue, 5:30–6:30pm Wed, 7:15–8:15pm Wed, 5:30-7:00pm Wed, 7:00–8:30pm Wed, 6:00-7:00pm Tue, 6:30-8:00pm Tue, 8:00-9:30pm Thu, 5:30-6:45pm Thu, 5:30-7:00pm Thu, 7:00-8:30pm Wed, 7:00–8:30pm Wed, 5:30-7:00pm Sat, 11:15am- 1:15pm Sat, 11:15am- 1:15pm Sat, 9:00–11:00am Sat, 9:00–11:00am Sat, 2:30-3:30pm Tue, 5:30-7:00pm Tue, 7:00-8:30pm Mon, 6:30–7:45pm Mon, 8:00 - 9:15pm Mon, 5:30–6:30pm Mon, 6:30–7:45pm Mon, 7:45-9:00pm Mon, 7:45-9:00pm Sat, 1:30-3:00pm Sat, 3:00- 4:30pm Wed, 7:00–9:00pm Sat, 9:00–11:00am Sat, 11:30am- 1:30pm Sat, 11:30am- 1:30pm Sat, 1:30pm–2:30pm Tue, 6:30– 8:00pm Tue, 8:15– 9:15pm

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