Summer
Theater Conservatory
July 12 – 24, 2010
• Monday - Friday • 9:30 - 5:00
Back by popular
demand! Rep Resident Acting Company Members Lee E.
Ernst and Deborah Staples return, after last year's sold
out Workshop, to lead another innovative exploration of The
Bard!
Here is
an opportunity for motivated theater artists to immerse themselves
in two weeks of intense and exciting Master Class training.
In this rigorous program participants will get to the heart
of Shakespeare's great works through character development,
by delving into text analysis, voice and speech work, stage
combat, improvisation, and audition techniques, which will
culminate in a dynamic, fully supported showcase in The Rep's
Stiemke Theater on Friday evening, July 23rd and Saturday
afternoon, July 24th!
We are, once again, turning up the heat and enriching the
experience for everyone by inviting drama teachers to
participate along with high school and college students,
to mix it up in this unique training intensive, where
the young and the 'not-so-young' will hone their skills
together, sharing failures, successes, and a joyous theatrical
journey side by side. We are committed to creating an
atmosphere that nourishes teamwork, support, courage,
growth, and fun, where students and instructors alike,
will gain fresh perspectives and practical tools for
tackling future acting challenges in the classroom and
on the stage!
There
is no audition to get in the program. To apply
complete the appropriate application form. Partial scholarships
are available and considered upon
request with your application.
Student
Application
Teacher
Application
Download
Scholarship Form
*
Shakespeare Showcase *
Come
support the Summer Theater Conservatory Students!
Friday,
July 23rd 7:30 pm & Saturday, July 24th 3:30 pm • Stiemke
Studio
You do not need a ticket to attend. Suggested
donation of $5 at the door to help provide scholarships for
future participants.

"This
was one of the best educational experiences I have ever
had. Deb and Lee created a very professional
working atmosphere but also made the class a great deal of fun. I was very
impressed with the fact that they treated teenagers as if they were professional
actors. Not surprisingly, the kids responded like professionals. And watching
their growth was a delight."
–Teacher
Participant, STC 2009
"I didn’t know going into
this how professional everyone would be and how I would
be treated as a real actor. I liked being treated as
an adult and not as a teenager."
-Student
Participant, STC 2009
For questions about Summer Theater Conservatory
please contact:
Jenny Kostreva, Education Director, 414-290-5370 or jkostreva@milwaukeerep.com
Rebecca Witt, Education Coordinator, 414-290-5393 or rwitt@milwaukeerep.com
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