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25 Woburn Street
Reading, MA
781.942.9600
Spring
2015
Be Inspired ~ Enrich Your Expression ~ Connect with the Community
Program Information, Terms & Policies
Our Faculty
Our art, music and theatre faculty
are all artist-educators and
professionals in their field, many
with advanced degrees.
We are very proud to have caring,
creative and enthusiastic
teachers!
Faculty bios are listed online at
www.WeTeachCreativeArts.org.
We encourage open
communication! If you have a
question, ask the office staff or
your art, music or theatre teacher!
Our Teaching Philosophy
We teach skills, techniques,
appreciation, performance &
exhibition, and the creative
process. Lessons, processes
and skill sets are not learned
overnight and require practice,
repetition and patience.
Our Space
Creative Arts currently rents
space from the First
Congregational Church in
Reading. When dropping off or
picking up your child, please walk
them to & from the classroom.
This ensures their safety and it
allows time to speak with the
instructor or see other posted
announcements.
Events
There are many opportunities for
students to perform or exhibit
their work. Please speak with
your instructor or look at our
calendar of events.
Registration
All programs are first-come, first serve. We must receive a completed registration form
by mail, email, or in-hand along with payment to reserve a space in our programs.
Registration ends one week before each program. No confirmation of registration is
given. Students are notified if programs are cancelled. CREATIVE ARTS reserves the
right to cancel programs due to low registration. A full refund, including fees, will be
returned under this scenario only.
Discounts
A private music lesson discount of 5% is allowed off a sibling private lesson
registration,10% off third. Sibling discounts for classes, when applicable, are listed
next to the full tuition price. Coupons and discounts cannot be combined.
Payment Options & Methods
1. Pay in full. The BEST deal for CREATIVE ARTS & for you!! This is the only
payment option available for semester class registration. Please call the office if you
have an extenuating circumstance that necessitates a semester payment plan or
financial assistance—these will be handled on a case by case basis.
2. Payment Plan. Payment plans are currently only available for full-year music
lesson enrollments or on a case by case basis as stated above. A non-refundable
payment plan fee of $36 is due with the 1st installment along with the registration
form. Payment schedules of equal installments (dates to be determined with the
office) must be made by post-dated checks (or automatic credit card payments).
Payment Methods. CREATIVE ARTS accepts cash, check and debit/credit cards.
Please note checks and cash are the most cost effective for us and help us keep
our tuition low. Credit cards are the most costly for us. Any payment returned by the
bank will be charged $35.
CREATIVE ARTS reserves the right to suspend classes or lessons for any student
whose tuition payments are in arrears, unless other arrangements have been made
with the office.
Withdrawal Policy
Tuition is non-refundable unless a withdrawal request is made in writing to Executive
Director Jennifer Hart at least two weeks prior to the start of the semester. Please
note, a $35 processing fee will be assessed to all approved withdrawal refunds.
Tuition is not refundable after the semester has begun. Read the private lesson
policies too.
Wait List Policy
When programs reach capacity, we begin a first-come, first-serve wait-list. If a spot
becomes available, we contact the family immediately. A finite reply time is given and,
if we do not receive a reply, we move on to the next person on the list. Registration
forms are required, but payment is only processed if the spot is filled.
Photo / Recording Release
CREATIVE ARTS occasionally records and/or photographs students for promotional
and/or program information purposes. Usage may include internal and external
publications as well as online purposes including YouTube, Facebook, etc. Please
notify us in writing if you do NOT want your child to be photographed or recorded.
Student Conduct & Discipline
Students are expected to follow direction, to participate, and to properly handle
materials & equipment. Parents will be contacted after a 2nd infraction. A 4th
infraction will result in removal of the child from the classroom and possible removal
from the program without refund.
Spring 2015
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Visual Arts .........................2,3
Workshops: Kids ..................3
Music Classes ..................4,5
Theatre Arts ..........................6
Adult Classes .......................7
Workshops: Adults ...............7
April Vacation ...................8,9
Private Lessons ...................9
Spring is finally upon us! Although we hope to be able to have
some wonderful days to spend outside, don’t forget that
continuing your child’s arts education is also important! And
because of the tough winter, we’re calling out to each of you to
help boost our classes for the spring session. Our teachers are
looking forward to seeing new and returning students.
Strike that balance of outdoor time and indoor time. Encourage
your children to take what they have learned and absorbed in
one of our many Spring classes and transfer it to the outdoors
where they can continue to exercise their creativity!
Of course, our programs aren’t just for children … as adults we
also need to continue to exercise our brain and our mind. Don’t
miss out on the great Spring offerings – from the Friday Free Write
Classes to Painting Studio to Stained Glass, we’ll keep the mind active,
the fingers moving, and the socializing going!
Here’s to a gorgeous Spring!
Jennifer Hart
Executive Director
[email protected]
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VISUAL ARTS
Young Artists: Mixed Bag Media
●Ages 4-6
Through imagination and observation, students
will explore different media, techniques and
artists while creating unique projects, building
sculptures and painting masterpieces.
Dates: 8 Tuesdays, Apr 14-Jun 9
(No class Apr 21)
Time: 3:30-4:15pm; $140/$130sibling
Instructor: Natalie Busby
Storybook Art
●Ages 4-6
Children will explore their creativity with
hands-on art activities based on their favorite
storybooks. Participants will find inspiration
through popular children’s books, fairytales, and
classic literature.
Dates: 7 Mondays, Apr 13-Jun 8
(No class Apr 20, May 25)
Time: 3:30-4:15pm; $130/$120sibling
Instructor: Natalie Busby
Clay Mania
●Ages 5-7
Get your hands messy with this fun filled pottery
class! Learn to create exciting clay forms with
basic methods of hand building. Make a variety
of bowls, containers, and sculptural art pieces.
Dates: 8 Fridays, Apr 17-Jun 12
(No class Apr 24)
Time: 3:30-4:30pm; $145/$135sibling
Instructor: Laura Root
Crazy Cartooning
●Ages 7-12
Have fun sketching out your cartoons, learning
about facial expressions, how to create
movement, storyboards & more before creating
your final cartoon.
Dates: 7 Mondays,,
Apr 13-Jun 8
(No class Apr 20,
May 25)
Time: 4:30-5:30pm;;
$145/$135sibling
Instructor: Natalie
Busby
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Painting Studio: Mixed Media
●Ages 7-12
Break free from the traditional painting techniques
and explore new art forms with mixed media. You’ll
sharpen your painting skills while mixing in new
techniques using collage papers, pastels, crayons,
sand, and more. All skill levels welcome!
Dates: 8 Tuesdays, Apr 14-Jun 9
(No class Apr 21)
Time: 4:30-5:30pm; $145/$135sibling
Instructor: Natalie Busby
Sculpture Through Time
●Ages 7-12
Mold and shape clay, wire, cardboard, found
objects and more to create your own sculptural
masterpieces. You’ll be inspired by such famous
artists as Henry Moore, Auguste Rodin, Alexander
Calder, and others.
Dates: 8 Thursdays, Apr 16-Jun 11
(No class Apr 23)
Time: 4:00-5:15pm; $165/$155sibling
Instructor: Laura Root
Mother and Child Sewing
●Ages 8+
Parents and children come together to celebrate a
love for sewing and creativity! In this class,
parents and kids will enjoy spending time together
collaborating and creating projects like geometric
tote bags, whimsical felt pillows, wallets, and
phone covers. Dream up your own designs and
learn the skills you need to sew them up! This
class will combine fun decorative techniques, like
fabric painting and embroidery, with basic
machine sewing and pattern-making.
REQUIRED: It is required that you have one
working sewing machine per parent with basic
machine needles, bobbins, and bobbin case.
Dates: 7 Mondays, Apr 13-Jun 8
(No class Apr 20, May 25)
Time: 5:30-7:00pm; $155 per family
Instructor: Natalie Busby
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Pottery
●Ages 8-14
Get your hands messy with this fun filled pottery
class! Learn to create exciting clay forms with
basic methods of hand building: coiling, pinching,
and slab work. Make a variety of bowls, dishes,
containers, and sculptural art pieces.
Kid Workshops
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Dates: 8 Fridays, Apr 17-Jun 12
(No class Apr 24)
Time: 4:30-6:00pm; $178/$158sibling
Instructor: Laura Root
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Drawing & Painting Studio
●Ages 10-16
Hone your skills and expand ideas and methods
through the practice and study of drawing &
painting. Try new media and techniques while
finding inspiration from various historical art
practices. All skill levels welcome! Advanced
students may use this as an independent study.
One Day Kid
Workshops
Great for
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Home School Class
Or just a group
of friends
Dates: 8 Tuesdays, Apr 14-Jun 9
(No class Apr 21)
Time: 5:30-6:45pm; $165/$155sibling
Instructor: Natalie Busby
Painting the Masters
●Ages 10+
Use the Master Painters of history to help shape
and mold the artist within you! Study their
techniques and learn some art history that you
can use to apply to your work of art.
Dates: 8 Thursdays, Apr 16-Jun 11
(No class Apr 23)
Time: 5:30-6:30pm; $145/$135sibling
Instructor: Laura Root
Create your own workshop!
All ages
Is there an art form you’ve always wanted to
try? Or looking at a specific class but just can’t
make the day or time work? Let us know! We
are here to help design the perfect class for
groups of 5 or more! Call the office at
781.942.9600 with your ideas and for more
details.
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Shake, Rattle & Roll
●Ages 6 months-3 (with caregiver)
Share the joy of exploring music with your child!
Learn new and traditional songs while developing
a sense of rhythm, ear training, singing, dancing,
and playing. A class for caregivers and children to
bond as they develop a love of music.
Group Flute Class
●Ages 6+ (with caregiver)
Explore the flute with experienced Suzuki
Educator, Judy Braude. Instrument rentals will
be discussed in the first class, as will creating
the home learning environment and listening.
Adults are encouraged to learn to play along or
may opt to participate by being the home
teacher. Beginners and public school players
welcomed.
Dates: 8 Wednesdays, Apr 15-Jun 10
(No class Apr 22)
Time: 11:00am-Noon; $160 per family
Instructor: Kenya Esteva de Ruiz
Dates: 8 Thursdays, April 16-Jun 11 (No class
Apr 23)
Time: 4:30-5:30pm; $160 per family
Instructor: Judy Braude
Instrument Exploration
●Ages 3.5-6 (with caregiver)
Wondering if Suzuki Talent Education is right for
your family? Not sure which instrument is right for
your child? This class will help you explore Suzuki
piano, violin, cello and guitar. We will also use
rhythm games, singing, and listening to explore
the Suzuki Triangle in a fun, nurturing
environment. A great interim step between general
music classes and private lessons.
Broadway Bound: Voice
●Ages 7-12
Have a blast singing together while learning
the basics necessary for greater musicianship!
Topics covered: music notation, meter & key
signatures, dynamics, vocal techniques based
on “singing as an extension of speech,”
ensemble, audition & performance preparation,
and more.
Music Classes
MUSIC CLASSES
Dates: 8 Wednesdays, Apr 15-Jun 10
(No class Apr 22)
Time: 3:30-4:00pm; $120 per family
Instructors: Kenya Esteva de Ruiz and Sheryl
LaFayette
Broadway Bound JR: Voice
●Ages 5-8
Love to sing? Then this beginning voice class is
for you. Come learn the fundamentals of voice in
a fun, supportive environment.
Dates: 8 Wednesdays, Apr 15-Jun 10
(No class Apr 22)
Time: 3:30-4:00pm; $120 per family
Instructor: Andrea Loretz-Frey
Ukulele Class
●Ages 5 and up
Come explore this popular instrument with us. We
will learn fun music, while learning left and right
hand technique. No previous experience
necessary. Bring a soprano ukulele with case to
the first class. Ukuleles are very affordable and
readily available at most music stores. Some
students find models with the electronic tuner
attached which make tuning at home a breeze.
Dates: 7 Mondays, Apr 13-Jun 8
(No class Apr 20, May 25)
Time: 4:30pm-5:15pm, $140 per family
Instructor: Kenya Esteva de Ruiz
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Dates: 8 Tuesdays, Apr 14-Jun 9
(No class Apr 21)
Time: 3:30-4:15pm; $160 per family
Instructor: Andrea Loretz-Frey
Bucket Drumming
●Ages 7-12
Bucket percussion, or bucket drumming, is
taking the nation by storm! Join our group
class where students are taught in drum line
style on buckets. In just 9 weeks students will
be able to play through 3 songs, learning basic
beats, note values, and be able to read drum
sheet music. Street musicians have been
performing amazing percussion sounds on
buckets and similar items throughout history.
Buckets are simple and easy to find items
that can produce some very amazing and
entertaining sounds.
Dates: 7 Mondays, Apr 13-Jun 8
(No class Apr 20, May 25)
Time: 5:00-5:30; $90 per family
Instructor: Dani Fortner
Spring 2015
Call for Days/Times
Beginning String Lesson Group Violin
Inter-generational
Come learn to play in a supportive environment.
Bring your cello, violin or viola and learn the basics.
All ages and learning styles welcome, learners
under 7 must bring an adult caregiver.
Music Classes
Suzuki Group Class
Come join us to explore Suzuki repertoire and skills
in a deeper way. We will explore dynamics,
phrasing, blending tone, harmonies and
improvisation. This class is open to those taking
violin, viola or cello lessons. If you are not studying
the Suzuki Method but know the pieces, you are
welcome. Open to all ages, but those under 6
should bring an adult with them. The class will be
tailored to the abilities and interests of the class
members. Some possible activities include recital
prep, exploring variations for Go Tell Aunt Rhody
and other favorites, fiddle music, playing musical
games, improvising on a theme, sharing student
compositions, leading and conducting and more.
Need Individual
Attention?
Whether you’re learning
to play an instrument,
building stage presence
or creating a portfolio ~
private lessons are
for you.
See page 9 for more details
or call (781) 942-9600
Music · Art · Acting
Dates: 8 Wednesdays, Apr 15-Jun 10
(No class Apr 22)
Time: 5:00-6:00pm; $160 per family
Instructor: Laura Burgess
Chamber groups are forming for
advanced high school and adult
students. For details inquire at the
office or by emailing
[email protected].
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THEATRE ARTS
Broadway Bound JR: Acting
●Ages 5-7
Join us for our newest acting program Broadway
Bound Jr.: Acting. This class is for students who
would like to develop their acting skills in a
supportive and exciting atmosphere, while
learning about all their favorite Broadway shows!
Dates: 8 Tuesdays, Apr 14-Jun 9
(No class Apr 21)
Time: 3:30-4:30pm; $140/$130sibling
Instructor: Bobby Imperato
Imaginative Acting
●Ages 5-7
Acting begins with imagination! Learn theatre
skills through games, improvisation, role-playing,
and following a script. The course culminates in
a collaborative show created with music, dance,
acting, and imagination!
Dates: 8 Wednesdays, Apr 15-Jun 10
(No class Apr 22)
Time: 4:00-5:00pm; $140/$130sibling
Instructor: Kelly Walsh
Superheroes Acting &
Adventure!
●Ages 6-8
Ever wonder what it was like to leap tall buildings
in single bound? Did you ever wish you had x-ray
vision or powers of invisibility? If yes, then this
class is for you. Come create your own one-ofa-kind Superhero in this exciting new acting
class. Through dynamic storytelling, vocal work
and imagination we will create our own exciting
and fun characters.
Dates: 7 Mondays, Apr 13-Jun 8
(No class Apr 20, May 25)
Time: 4:00-5:00pm; $130/$120sibling
Instructor: Bobby Imperato
Act 1 for Beginning Actors
●Ages 7-10
What does it take to become an actor? In this
course students will learn the principles of stage
acting through games, scenes, and a short play.
A wonderful introduction to theatre!
Dates: 7 Mondays, Apr 13-Jun 8
(No class Apr 20, May 25)
Time: 5:00-6:00pm; $130/$120sibling
Instructor: Bobby Imperato
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Broadway Bound: Acting
●Ages 7-12
Join us for our newest acting program. Broadway
Bound: Acting is for students who would like to
develop their acting skills in a supportive and
exciting atmosphere. Expand your acting skills
while learning about your favorite Broadway
Musicals.
Dates: 8 Tuesdays, Apr 14-Jun 9
(No class Apr 21)
Time: 4:30-5:30pm; $140/$130sibling
Instructor: Bobby Imperato
Act 2 for Intermediate Actors
●Ages 8-12
Improve acting skills by exploring character study,
improv, comedy, pantomime, analyzing a script,
and the audition process. A great next step after
taking our Act 1 class.
Dates: 8 Wednesdays, Apr 15-Jun 10
(No class Apr 22)
Time: 5:00-6:00pm; $140/$130sibling
Instructor: Kelly Walsh
Act 3 for Advanced Actors
●Ages 13+
Take your acting to the next level in this advanced
class. Learn to create characters of depth and
substance as well as analyzing a script. Act 2 class
required, or previous acting experience.
Dates: 8 Fridays, Apr 17-Jun 12
(No class Apr 24)
Time: 3:30-5:00pm; $175/$165sibling
Instructor: Kelly Walsh
Acting for Teens
●Ages 13+
Learn how to improv, create a character and work
with a script. We’ll even have fun playing short
form games like you may have seen on “Whose
Line is it Anyway?” Theatre classes are FUN and
also help you with public speaking and creative
thinking. All levels welcome.
Dates: 7 Mondays, Apr 13-Jun 8
(No class Apr 20, May 25)
Time: 6:00-7:00pm;
$140/$130sibling
Instructor: Bobby
Imperato
Spring 2015
Seniors 65+ may take a 10% Senior Discount)
Free-Write Class
●Adults
Work on your writing in a respectful, supportive
environment. We will use writing prompts as a
jumping off point, write freely, and then share our
work. Open to writers of any or no experience, all
genres. Bring your notebook or laptop and join us.
Dates: select Fridays, call for dates.
Time: 12:30pm-2:00pm; donation collected each
class
Instructor: Laura Burgess
Singing for Adults
●Adults
This spring is the time to jumpstart your creativity
with a fun, adult singing class. Now is the time to
give the gift of music to yourself and have a blast
exploring your singing voice while meeting new,
like-minded friends. This class will focus on a wide
variety of numbers that are sure to please
everyone’s musical taste.
Dates: 8 Wednesdays, Apr 15-Jun 10
(No class Apr 22)
Time: 6:30-7:30pm; $170
Instructor: Andrea Loretz-Frey
Painting: Exploring Color
●Adults
Enjoy a great social evening while building your
observational painting skills by learning the impact
that light has on color, form and spatial
relationships. Find inspiration in new styles and
ideas. All skill levels welcome!
Dates: 8 Thursdays, Apr 16-Jun 11
(No class Apr 23)
Time: 6:45-8:15pm; $150
Instructor: Dennis Hart
Adult Workshops
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Employee
Team-Building Events
You Create It!
Want to bring together a group of friends,
family members, co-workers, or employees
for a social or team-building event? We can
work with you to create a workshop
designed to suit your needs. Pricing varies
depending on hours, project, location, etc.
Call Education Director Kelly Walsh at
781.942.9600 to make your request!
Adult Classes & Workshops
Adults (Students 17+ may take adult courses.
Stained Glass: Add Color to Your Life!
●Adults
Learn to design, cut, solder, and finish glass
projects at your own pace. This course is for
beginning, intermediate and advanced students.
Course cost does not include specific project
materials, which may be purchased from the
instructor at the 2nd class; materials will run
approximately $35 to complete a project.
Dates: 8 Tuesdays, Apr 7-Jun 2
(No class Apr 21)
Time: 7:00-9:30pm; $160
Instructor: Betty Connolly
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April Vacation
April Vacation - April 20th - 24th
Art & Music Workshops
Ages 3-6
theatre to create your own unique, one of a kind
program just for you!
From Mozart to Beethoven, let your child
experience an intertwined educational week of
music, art and dance.
MONDAY, April 20th
AM: The Music of Mozart
A fun-filled morning exploring the music of Mozart.
Learn a sense of rhythm, ear training and more by
playing musical, educational games and exercises.
TUESDAY, April 21st
AM: Let’s go to Austria
Travel to Mozart’s birthplace with us as we learn
about Austria through music, art and dance. We will
learn about the culture and music through musical
games and exercises, fun art projects and
movement inspired from the country’s dances.
April 20th - 24th
WEDNESDAY, April 22nd
AM: Little Beethoven’s
Learn about Beethoven’s music in this educational
and exciting workshop. Every class has
music-inspired movement incorporated, whether it's
following the rhythm with musical games or
dancing to the music.
THURSDAY, April 23rd
AM: Let’s go to Italy
Explore Italy, the home of great composers through
art, music and dance. The morning will be filled
with the sounds of Italy, as well as traditional
dances and even an art project or two.
FRIDAY, April 24th
AM: Musical Genius!
Spend the morning exploring different music from
Masters around the world. Here is their chance to
touch and try all different instruments. Will your
child be inspired to be the next great Master?
Tuition Information:
Half Day Session: 9am-noon, $40 per half day or
$175/week; Sibling Half Day Pricing: $35/day or
$150/week
Early Drop Off: 8-9am, $10/day or $35/week
Art Workshops
Ages 6-12
An exciting sampler week of fine arts that is sure to
keep your child’s creativity flowing. Why not try a
workshop in Painting, Printmaking or Pottery? Or
sign up for the whole week and try a little bit of
everything! You can also mix and match with
MONDAY, April 20th
AM: Cartooning, Villains and Heroes
Crash! Bang! Zoom! What dastardly deeds will
your villain do? Will your hero save the day?
Create your own comic book through pictures
and action words.
PM: Painting and Collage
Unleash your creativity by exploring painting and
collages.
TUESDAY, April 21st
AM: Pottery
Get your hands dirty in this morning pottery
workshop.
PM: Printmaking
A broad introduction of basic printmaking
processes using hand-drawn and photo-based
images.
WEDNESDAY, April 22nd
AM: Trash into Treasure
Make your very own treasure using recycled
materials and everyday items.
PM: Art in Nature
Illustrate plants, animals, insects, life cycles, and
entire ecosystems by using principles of art.
THURSDAY, April 23rd
AM: Sculpture
Students will get inspired by studying artwork of
famous sculptors before creating their own
masterpiece.
PM: Clay Mania
Come have fun with clay! Work with clay to
create varied and exciting projects.
FRIDAY, April 24th
AM: Painting with the Masters
Improve or learn painting techniques, styles,
observation skills, and basic color theory by
studying works of painting Masters like Vermeer,
Singer Sargent and Seurat.
PM: Portrait Drawing
Learn new drawing skills to create realistic
portraits.
Tuition Information:
Half Day Session: 9am-noon or 1-4pm, $40 per
half day or $175/week; Sibling Half Day Pricing:
$35/day or $150/week
Full Day Session: 9am-4pm (includes supervised
lunch hour), $75/day or $325/week;
Sibling Full Day Pricing: $70/day or $300/week
Early Drop Off: 8-9am, $10/day or $35/week
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April Vacation Week Cont.
Mix and match with Art Workshops!
MONDAY, April 20th
AM: Improv
Spend your morning taking your Improv
skills to the next level. A great workshop for
new or advanced actors.
PM: Improv 2
Use what you’ve learned in Session 1, as
the games and exercises become more
advanced.
TUESDAY, April 21st
AM: Disney Characters
Always wanted to play Ariel, Jasmine or
Elsa? Here is your chance as we bring our
favorite Disney Characters to life.
PM: Disney Villains
In the afternoon session, we will add
villains such as Ursula and Maleficent to
make the drama even more fun.
WEDNESDAY, April 22nd
AM: Fairy Tales and Fables
This morning is all about your favorite fairy
tale characters such as Little Red,
Cinderella and Snow White.
PM: Fairy Tales and Fables, Part 2
In the afternoon we will add new characters
to the mix and continue the fun.
THURSDAY, April 23rd
AM: Theatre Games
Play all of your favorite theatre games
guaranteed to be loads of fun. We will play
Party Quirks, What about Bob, Bus Stop
and more.
PM: Theatre Games 2
Different games, same fun.
FRIDAY, April 24th
AM: Create your own play!
Have a great idea for a story or play? Then
this is the workshop for you. We will write,
direct and perform our own mini-plays!
PM: Create your own play- Part 2
Spend the afternoon continuing the work
on your next masterpiece or start a whole
new story.
Tuition Information:
Half Day Session: 9am-noon or 1-4pm, $40
per half day or $175/week; Sibling Half Day
Pricing: $35/day or $150/week
Full Day Session: 9am-4pm (includes
supervised lunch hour), $75/day or
$325/week; Sibling Full Day Pricing:
$70/day or $300/week
Early Drop Off: 8-9am, $10/day or
$35/week
Private Music Lessons
Whether learning to play, continuing study or rekindling a love
for music, CREATIVE ARTS offers the perfect opportunity to
keep your abilities in tune with private music lessons. Our
faculty are professional musicians who use their years of
experience to teach students of all ages technique, theory,
aesthetics, and music appreciation in a fun and educational
way! By working together, we can help achieve the goals of the
individual student. Lessons are held weekly and students are
encouraged to perform in monthly Performance Nights or
community events when they are ready.
Try a trial lesson or sign up for an 8-week introductory session
to find that good student-teacher-parent fit. Registrations
accepted on a rolling basis all year. Call the office at
781.942.9600 to discuss different teacher options and
availability.
Trial Lesson: $30. A 30 minute time frame including a lesson
on the instrument and a teacher meeting to establish goals and
answer questions.
Private Lessons
Theatre Workshops
Ages 8-14
Introductory Session: $300 for 8 consecutive 30 minute
private lessons.
A 45 and 60 minute lesson length is also available
Tuition: $54. for 45min / $69. for 60min
Traditional Instruction, Ages 7-Adults & Suzuki
Instruction, Ages 3-Adults
Private Lessons Available For:
Percussion ~ Piano* ~ Clarinet ~ Saxophone ~ Recorder ~
Flute* ~ Oboe ~ Voice ~ Bass ~ Guitar (acoustic & electric) ~
Violin* ~ Viola* ~ Cello ~ Kalimba ~ Appalachian & Hammered
Dulcimer ~ Marimba
* Indicates Suzuki Instruction available. The Suzuki method
was developed by Dr. Shinichi Suzuki, a Japanese violinist
who desired to bring beauty to the lives of children through
the study of music.
Private Acting or Art
Lessons
Ages 8-Adult
Upcoming audition? Need to improve
vocalization, character development, public
speaking skills, or build stage presence?
We have the remedy with private acting
lessons! Want to work on a specific
technique? Need to prepare your portfolio
or just want that individual attention? Then
private art lessons are for you.
Tuition: $35. for 30min / $48. for 45min /
$63 for 60min
Time, dates, and number of weeks
arranged with Instructor.
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• Before and after-school
William C. Lund, D.M.D.
Cara A. Lund, D.M.D.
2 Main Street, Suite 225
Stoneham, MA 02180
Phone: 781-438-2700
appointments
• Complimentary consultations
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• Most insurances accepted
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"Learning Through Play!"
2 Haven Street, Suite 202 • Reading, MA 01867
781-944-7970
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Reading Internal Medicine
Associates, Inc.
We support arts in the community!
Physicians:
Joseph B. Taylor, M.D.
Michael H. Bresnahan, M.D.
Brian J. Cassery, M.D.
Christine C. Gulla, M.D.
Anna Zlotina, M.D.
Nurse Practitioners:
Katherine Lewis, A.N.P.
Kerry Assarian, A.N.P.
Patricia Foley, A.N.P.
Reading Internal Medicine Associates, Inc.
20 Pond Meadow Drive, Suite 206, Reading, MA 01867
781-944-0040
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Preschool
6 Salem Street, Reading
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Walsh & Co.
Accountants and Tax Specialists
632A Main Street
Winchester, MA 01890
(781) 721-0295
Cost effective solutions for all
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