FPAC 2005 will be an incredible summer! We've moved to fantastic new facilities at Laurel School in Shaker Heights! Close to everything! Wonderful classrooms, a great theatre, a dance studio with mirrors, tennis courts, ball fields, and field trips to the new Laurel School Facilities on Fairmount Road for outdoor fun.

All new students and 2004 FPAC Production Workshop students are required to audition for the camp.

Returning students from the 2004 FPAC Professional Training Intensive do NOT need to audition and may register NOW.

The Summer Program

SESSION 1
Three Weeks:
Tuesday, July 5 - Friday, July 22, 2005 *
9:00 am – 5:00pm - $710
*because of the 4th of July holiday, the 1st week will run from Tuesday-Saturday; The 2nd and 3rd weeks will be Monday-Friday.

SESSION 2
Three Weeks:
Monday - Friday, July 25 – August 12, 2005
9:00 am – 5:00pm $710

WHAT IS FPAC?
FPAC is an advanced program for young people with professional aspirations. It includes training in:
• Musical Theatre
• Contemporary Theatre and
• Shakespeare.

Students will receive training in all three genres, but may pick an “emphasis” if they so desire.

WHAT WOULD I STUDY?
The program covers scene study, voice, movement, dance, improvisation, audition techniques, speaking verse, script analysis, voice for the stage, movement, stage combat and the system of physical action developed by Constantin Stanislavski.

As an added bonus, a series of classes and workshops will be held during the session that will prepare our older, interested students for professional auditions and the college theatre program application process.

A showcase production of Contemporary, Musical Theatre & Shakespeare scenes will be performed at the end of the session for parents, friends and invited area college educators and theatre professionals.

WHEN DOES CAMP MEET?
FPAC is a daytime (Monday-Friday, 9:00am – 5:00pm*) program

WHAT AGE GROUPS CAN STUDY?
FPAC Is foryoung people entering grades 4-12 and all college students. Students will be placed in appropriate groups based on talent, experience and age at the sole discretion of the camp staff.

HOW DO I AUDITION AND REGISTER?
Admission is by audition for all new students. If you attended our Professional Training program in 2004 you are accepted into the 2005 program automatically and may register now.

Click here to see the next audition times.

Your audition should consist of either two short contrasting monologues or one monologue and one song. Please bring sheet music and an accompanist will be provided. No pre-recorded music will be accepted.