THEATRE THREE DRAMATIC ACADEMY
Winter-Spring 2012

Our mission is to give our students the most interesting, innovative, and exciting experience possible. This includes invitations to special performances with a meet-the-cast question and answer period. Creative Dramatics will attend a performance of our children’s musical THE THREE LITTLE PIGS. Pre-Teen students will have the option to attend either THE THREE LITTLE PIGS or the Mainstage production of BREAKING UP IS HARD TO DO. Teen Workshop will attend a performance of the BREAKING UP IS HARD TO DO.

SPACES ARE VERY LIMITED. 
REGISTER NOW!!!
Sorry - NO refunds.
 Register by mail, at the Box Office, or charge by phone! 
Questions? 
Call Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
(631) 928 - 9202

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CREATIVE DRAMATICS
 
SOLD OUT
Ages 6 - 8
Wednesdays
4:30 - 6:00 p.m./$150
Classes begin February 8
(Class dates: 2/8; 2/15; 2/29; 3/7;
3/14; 3/21; 3/28; 4/4; 4/18; 4/25)
Instructor: Ryan Tazukie Fearon
Teaching Assistant: Sarah Bush

An introduction to the stage. Basic stagecraft and theatre games with an emphasis on developing acting skills through focus and self-control. Final Class: Original Showcase Performance based on classwork (4/25).

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PRE-TEEN WORKSHOPS
Ages 8 - 11
SESSION ONE: 
Tuesdays  4:00 - 6:00 p.m./$175
Classes begin March 6
(Class Dates: 3/6; 3/13; 3/20; 3/27;
4/17; 4/24; 5/1; 5/15; 5/22; 5/29
Instructor: Reneé Santos-Stewart
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SESSION TWO:  SOLD OUT
Fridays  4:00 - 6:00 p.m./$175
Classes begin March 9
(Class Dates: 3/9; 3/16; 3/23; 3/30;
4/20; 4/27; 5/4; 5/11; 5/18; 6/1)
Instructor: Reneé Santos-Stewart

Introduction to acting.  Improvisation, theatre games, beginning scene and monologue work.  Final Class:  Original Showcase Performance based on classwork (5/29 or 6/1).

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TEEN WORKSHOP
Ages 12 - 15
Mondays
4:00 - 6:30 p.m./$200
Classes begin February 6
(Class Dates: 2/6; 2/13; 2/27; 3/5;
3/12; 3/19; 3/26; 4/2; 4/16; 4/23)
Instructor: Camile Arnone

For all levels of experience.  Basic scene and monologue work, stage technique, beginning and advanced improvisation. Final Class: Original Showcase Performance based on classwork (4/23).

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THE FACULTY

CAMILE ARNONE  (Instructor) BFA in Theatre and BA in English from Adelphi University. Studied Contemporary Theatre in London through Hofstra University.  A produced playwright, she directed her own work, YOU AND I, with the Epic Theatre Co., as well as RUNNING INTO MONET at the Abingdon Theatre in NYC.  Other directing credits include ROMEO AND JULIET and ONCE UPON A TIME BROADWAY MET SHAKESPEARE. She has most recently been seen in CHRISTMAS CAROL (2009) and RING OF FIRE at THEATRE THREE.  Favorite roles include: Juanita in COME BACK TO THE FIVE AND DIME…, Rhonda in WOMEN OF MANHATTAN, Fruma Sarah in FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, Celia in AS YOU LIKE IT and Felicity in THE FAIRY PRINCESS. Other credits include THE SOUND OF MUSIC, THE SECRET GARDEN, TOM SAWYER, ROMEO AND JULIET, JULIUS CAESAR, THE TAMING OF THE SHREW, as well as various original works, Cabarets and Broadway Revues portraying roles such as Kathy in THE LAST FIVE YEARS, Lilly in SECRET GARDEN and Mrs. Claus in SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD, et.  In addition to the stage, Camille is a Photographer specializing in headshot and special events. Her website is ciaobellaphotos.net. Working year round at Stony Brook University Hospital, she is a standardized patient, helping to train medical students in clinical skills.

SARAH BUSH (Teaching Assistant) Sophomore Ward Melville High School.  With THEATRE THREE for almost a decade with appearances in Mainstage and Children's theatre.  Student Director for school production of FOOTLOOSE.  Credits include BYE BYE BIRDIE, CINDERELLA, FOOTLOOSE, CHARLIE BROWN'S CHRISTMAS, and Cabaret night.  THEATRE THREE credits include five years of A CHRISTMAS CAROL, RUGRATS, HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL, CAMP ROCK, and PETER PAN:NEVERLAND ADVENTURES.  Additional experience in front of house duties, spotlighting and running crew.  Second season as teaching assistant.

RYAN TAZUKIE FEARON (Instructor) BA in Theatre Arts, minor in Visual Arts, SUNY New Paltz. Worked in the Costume shop at SUNY New Paltz for three years and assistant manager for two. Member of improv comedy troupe TBA; served as teacher's assistant, teaching improv at a college level. Numerous Prop Master credits including STOP KISS, WOMAN AND WALLACE and RACE MCCLOUD, PRIVATE EYE in the NY Fringe Festival (world premiere). Director for REEFER MADNESS and THE HARDY BOYS AND THE MYSTERY OF WHERE BABIES COME FROM, SUNY New Paltz. Performed in URINETOWN (Off-Broadway) with Momentum Repertory Company. Additional credits include COMPANY, OUR TOWN, PIRATES OF PENZANCE, IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNEST, 'DENTITY CRISIS, and CAUCASIAN CHALK CIRCLE as well as various Children’s Theatre with THEATRE THREE.


Renée Santos-Stewart (Instructor) BA in History and Secondary Education from St. Joseph’s College. Member of Actors Equity since 2002, recipient of the Thespie Award given by the Lansing State Journal Art Critics Association (Lansing, Michigan) as Best New Director for the production BEYOND THERAPY. Other directing credits include FAME, HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, THE WIZ, BYE BYE BIRDIE, A MAN OF CONSEQUENCE, STUPID KIDS and DOG SEES GOD. Theatre performance credits include DOUBT, A CHRISTMAS CAROL, GODSPELL, HAIR, DAMN YANKEES, AIDA, CINDERELLA, WASP, TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD, THE WIZ and NUNSENSE, etc.,along with over 50 children’s theatre productions. Stage Manager of over 75 productions including THE DROWSY CHAPERONE, JOSEPH … DREAMCOAT, THREE TALL WOMEN, MY FAVORITE YEAR, ME AND MY GIRL, JACQUES BREL, THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD, 42ND STREET, THE GOODBYE GIRL, FOREVER PLAID, A FEW GOOD MEN, THE FOREIGNER and A SOLDIERS STORY. Currently, Renée is enrolled at St. Joseph’s College in the Masters program majoring in Special Education.

JEFFREY SANZEL (Executive Artistic Director) BFA in Acting & Directing from Conservatory at SUNY Purchase. With THEATRE THREE since 1989. Appointed Artistic Director July 1993. Director of over two hundred productions.