Baltimore, MD (1888PressRelease)
April 09, 2008 - For over thirty-seven years the Theatre Project, named “Best Theatre” in 2007 by the Baltimore City Paper – has nurtured the arts in Maryland and has brought experimental European theatre to its community. A focus on children this summer includes Create Visions© . This Tuesday through Saturday workshop offers children a platform for inspired, enriching and rounded experience of the arts, led by well-known local artist and teacher, Susan Adler George. This ten-day workshop beginning on July 22nd and ending on August 2nd, introduces the collaboration of dance, movement, mask-making, costuming and creative writing into performance and production tochildren ages 9 – 12. Students will gain first-hand knowledge of concept to completion, as theiroriginal piece will be performed for friends, family members and visitors on the final day.
“In the last two years, Theatre Project has included more family-friendly programming in our productions, so we’re delighted at this opportunity to expand our services for children by offering this hand-on experience under the guidance of Theatre Project veteran and skilled artist Susan Adler George. Like my own children, Susan’s children were raised on the exciting fare Theatre Project offers. I know the affection and respect she holds for our work here, and I look forward to watching her guide young children seeking new ways to express themselves.”
Anne Cantler Fulwiler – Theatre Project Producing Director.
This community of children developing their artistic abilities fosters a sense of self-esteem, social skills, leadership skills, creativity, coordination and good-old-fashion fun!
• Ages 9 – 12,
• July 22nd – August 2nd, Tuesday - Saturday
• 10:00-12:30pm.
• $150 for entire 10-day session.
• Three partial scholarships available
• Address: 45 West Preston Street, Baltimore. MD 21201
• www.susanadlergeorge.com
• Contact Susan Adler George to register - filling spots now in May.
Create Visions© was developed by Susan Adler George. She currently teaches Art, Drama and Dance at an after school program for Baltimore City students where she combines drama and art in the creation of original plays. In addition to this – George offers workshops for both Adults and Children in her home basement studio. She paints, sculpts and is a published writer. Her works have been exhibited at galleries and museums regionally and is in private collections throughout the states as well as in Ireland. More can be found at: http://www.susanadlergeorge.com.
The Theatre Project’s: Mission:
Theatre Project -- through the presentation of a diverse array of original and experimental theatre, music, and dance -- connects the artists and audiences of Baltimore with a global community of performers. We seek to nurture those artists who are actively experimenting with new forms of expression and support both performers of international reputation and emerging local companies creating new work.
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