Classes
2020 - 2021 Schedule
Fall Semester
September 8 - January 25
Spring Semester
February 1 - June 19
Monday
Kindergarten
Musical Theatre
4:00-5:30pm
Grades 1-2
Musical Theatre
4:00-6:00pm
Grades 3-4
Musical Theatre
4:15-6:15pm
Grades 5-8
Musical Theatre
6:30-8:30pm
Tuesday
Grades 3-4
Musical Theatre
4:15-6:15pm
Preschool
Musical Theatre
3:45-4:45pm
Wednesday
Grades 1-2
Musical Theatre
4:00-6:00pm
Grades 3-4
Musical Theatre
4:15-6:15pm
FULL
Grades 5-8
Musical Theatre
6:30-8:30pm
FULL
Thursday
Grades 3-4
Musical Theatre
4:15-6:15pm
Friday
Kindergarten
Musical Theatre
4:00-5:30pm
FULL
Preschool
Musical Theatre
9:15-10:15am
Grades 1-2
Musical Theatre
9:30-11:30am
FULL
Grades 3-4
Musical Theatre
9:45-11:45am
FULL
Saturday
Intermediate
Jazz Dance
5:15-6:30pm
Intermediate
Tap Dance
3:55-5:10pm
Kindergarten
Musical Theatre
4:00-5:30pm
FULL
Grades 1-2
Musical Theatre
4:00-6:00pm
FULL
Grades 5-8
Musical Theatre
6:30-8:30pm
FULL
Virtual
Classes
MUSICAL THEATRE CLASSES
Grades 1-2
Friday
4:00-5:00pm
One Semester: $350
Full Year: $630
Grades 3-4
Friday
3:45-4:45pm
One Semester: $350
Full Year: $630
Grades 5-8
Tuesday
6:30-7:30pm
One Semester: $350
Full Year: $630
Full Year discount applied when paid in September
We also offer
!
Voice, Dance, Acting or Piano
in-person & virtual
(contact us to book!)
See Description Below
Pricing
Per Semester
$480
$864
$545
$981
$595
$1,071
$545
$981
$480
$864
$320
$576
$350
$630
Preschool
Kindergarten
Grades 1 - 8
Grades 9 - 12
"Acting Out"
Beginner Tap
or Jazz Dance
Intermediate Tap or Jazz Dance
Virtual Classes
Private Lessons
(voice, dance, acting or piano)
Our multi-class discount is 10% (private lessons not included)
Two complimentary recital tickets are included in this price.
Full Year
(10% discount-paid in September)
Pricing Above
Take A Bow students are taught the art of
musical theatre in a fun-filled environment where they learn to express themselves, build self-confidence and develop new friendships.
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Musical Theatre Classes:
Preschool
For our youngest students, ages 3-4, we use recreational games and activities to help each child learn basic performance techniques. Students meet once a week for 60-minutes. The students work towards a song and dance end-of-session recital (January and June), allowing them to “get their feet wet” and experience the joy of performing on stage in an informal, nurturing setting. Friends and family are invited.
Kindergarten
Children in Kindergarten meet once a week for
90-minutes. Each semester (January and June) they prepare a mini production incorporating singing, acting and dancing. We slowly introduce them to what it's like to perform in a musical theatre production with costumes and props, while also using theatrical games to make learning fun. The students enjoy showcasing their accomplishments for their friends and family.
Grades 1 - 4
For students in grades 1-4, the emphasis of our classes is on the development of performance techniques and group interaction. The students learn to coordinate their singing, acting and dancing to create an end-of-year musical performance in June for the enjoyment of family and friends. At the halfway point in January, a visiting day “recital” will be held showcasing the songs and dances being prepared for the June performance. The classes are generally 2-hours in duration and encompass a rotation of 40-minutes each of voice, dance and acting!
Grades 5-8
Our Middle School classes meet once a week for 2-hours. Our Fall semester focuses on teaching the fundamentals of musical theatre culminating in an end of semester showcase. The Spring semester is devoted to the preparation of a full musical production. In this class, students focus more on technique and work in a more challenging environment, yet still enjoy the no-pressure, recreational atmosphere of the program.
Grades 9-12
Our High School class meets once a week for 90-minutes. Advanced technical training and theatrical skills will be taught while at the same time, keeping with our recreational philosophy. In addition to training in voice, dance and acting, students will learn the technical aspects of theatre including casting, directing and design. This class focuses on more individualized attention, helping students enhance and execute skills that will help them in the future, not only with their theatrical activities but also in building their self-confidence and a comfort level in public speaking and presentation. Each semester will conclude with a showcase.
Adult
Our adult class includes a 90-minute combination of singing, acting and dancing in a social, non-competitive environment, culminating in a showcase performance for family and friends. This class runs on demand. Please contact Take A Bow if you are interested.
Specialty Classes:
Acting Out
Our 'Acting Out' class will work on various acting techniques including improvisation, character development, Shakespeare, commercials, voice-overs and playwriting. A showcase will take place at the end of each semester.
Virtual Classes
Virtual classes focusing on musical theatre.
Children will have fun enhancing their skills and technique through a variety of exercises and games. Options include workshops dedicated to voice and acting as well as combination musical theatre class. Refer to schedule above.
Musical Theatre Dance
Musical theatre dance classes offered in jazz and tap for students in grades 1+. Students will be be placed in a beginner or intermediate level class (audition may be required) that will help them improve their dance skills and technique in addition to growing more confident in their physicality and stage presence.
Parents will be invited to the final class for a showcase. Students must provide their own shoes.
Private Lessons
Take A Bow is now offering private voice, dance, acting and piano lessons for all ages. Students will work one-on-one with our teaching staff to develop proper techniques and skills during a weekly lesson.
Voice, Dance or Acting: $60/half hour; $100/hour
Piano: $45/half hour
*Private Lesson Packages are available. Ask for details.
The staff of Take A Bow is committed to providing an exceptional theatrical experience for our students.
Studio Closures
Yom Kippur
October 12-13
September 28
*Columbus Day + MIsc. Closure
November 14
Diwali
November 25 - 28
Thanksgiving Recess
December 24 - January 2
Winter Recess
January 18
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
February 12-20
President's Week
November 11
Veteran's Day
March 29 - April 6
Spring Recess
Election Day
November 3
Memorial Day Weekend
May 26 - 31
September 18 - September 19
Rosh Hashana
Recitals End Each Semester
2020-2021
May 13
*MIsc. Closure
* Misc. closures are done to even out the number of class days in a semester.
Class schedule is subject to change based on registration numbers.
Classes missed due to sickness can be made up on alternative dates for the same age group.
24-hrs notice is required for cancellation of private lessons to avoid a fee.
$100 Deposit is due at registration. The remaining balance is due before the first class.
There is a 10% late fee applied for payments received after the first week of classes.
There will be a 3% service fee applied to all credit card transactions
STANDARD REFUND POLICY: Deposit is refundable minus a $30 admin fee until the first day of the semester. Once the semester begins, deposit is non-refundable. No refunds will be given once a child enters their third class. Tuition is also non-transferable.
COVID-19 REFUND POLICY FOR VIRTUAL CLASSES:
Should it be necessary for Take A Bow to switch from in-person to virtual classes, the policy is as follows:
1) Should my child remain for the duration of the program (in-person and virtual) there will be no refund or credit offered
2) Should my child decide that they will not participate in virtual classes, a pro-rated credit will be applied to future registration.
3) Take A Bow will allow my child to try two virtual classes and should they choose to continue beyond these two classes, there will be no refund or credit issued.
If we know prior to the start of the semester that we are only able to run virtual classes, a full refund will be issued to anyone who decides to withdraw their registration.
