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DRAMA RESIDENCIES
engage
student’s imaginations as they:
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create and analyze
characters and the world around them
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understand the basic
principles of drama and theatre
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teach students to
compare and contrast various contexts
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build decision making,
strategic planning and problem-solving skills
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gain empathy and
understanding from various points of view.
EXPERIENCE:
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Pre or Post Show
Workshops
These
creative, participatory workshops explore the themes
and subject matter from LCT productions while
incorporating basic theatre skills. These workshops
are available for all LCT’s Main Stage performances.
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Educational
Residencies
Let LCT’s professional
artists bring their extensive experience into your
classroom. An LCT residency program is designed to
offer young people the opportunity to learn in a
dynamic, fun and challenging way. LCT tailors
a residency to the needs of your students,
curriculum and budget. LCT offers residencies that
range for a one time visit to a month long intensive
program.
LCT offers a variety of
residencies which include these examples:
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PERFORMANCE
WORKSHOPS
Two week intensive unit culminating in a
performance. LCT provides all scripts, costumes,
props and scenery.
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KENTUCKY CORE
CONTENT - Elements of Drama
This residency is a
one time visit to assist students in preparation for
the KCC testing.
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ACTING
Learn the fundamentals
of acting, including much of the vocabulary covered
in the Kentucky Core Content
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SPOTLIGHT ON
READING
Students explore popular
literature through drama, creative writing, art and
movement.
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SCIENCE AND ART
Students can explore a
variety of scientific concepts using drama.
Experience the wonders of nature, animals, bugs,
weather, plants, recycling, or the rain forest
through the use of role-play, movement and
pantomime.
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CONTACT the Education
Department:
PHONE:
859-254-4546 or 800-928-4545 ext 225,
226 or 233
EMAIL:
(spaces have been included to reduce
spam)
education @ lctonstage.org
ed associate @ lctonstage.org
jkisling @ lctonstage.org |
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Last
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Monday, 17 March 2008 |
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