DO NOT PUBLISH Online Camp: Wonderland- Musical Theatre and Fashion Design

Find out how fashion design and musical theatre come together this week. Perfect forcampers who want to get insight into on and off-stage experience!  Learn voice training techniques, dialogue and singing that will improve vocal projection and stage presence. Through drama, music, and movement, you will grow in confidence and creative expression while working on skills such as active listening and sharing. Then, explore the world of fashion through the eyes of Alice In Wonderland. Using the fundamentals of fashion let's design new outfits for Alice to wear on her many adventures. Choose a favorite character such as the Cheshire Cat or the Queen of Hearts to influence new contemporary designs you would wear now. In a fun relaxed environment express yourself with a variety of fashion-related projects.

Online Camp will be an immersive experience to get creative from the comfort and safey of your home. This camp will be both a one-on-one experience with our teaching artists and a great opportunity to connect with other students with similar interest.

About the Teaching Artists:

Natalie has a degree in vocal music education from The College of New Jersey. She has performed in musicals since she was in elementary school, and started singing opera while in college. She’s held lead roles in TCNJ’s Lyric Theater productions (musical theater and opera) and chorus roles in La Boheme Opera Company’s productions. Natalie is currently a general music and chorus teacher at two elementary schools in Hamilton Township.




 

Lisa received a BFA in Fashion Design and Illustration in Brooklyn at Pratt Institute. Her first job out of college was creating and styling windows display for Macy’s NY. After leaving Macy’s, she started a business in fashion design and created many fashion illustrations for publications such as WWD, DNR, Vogue as well as many design and fabric companies such as Cotton Inc., Speedo, Abercrombie & Fitch. Lisa was previously an Associate Professor at Pratt Institute and Adjunct at Parsons School of Design within the Fashion Design Departments. After relocating to NJ she started teaching at Philadelphia University and working as Program Coordinator and Senior Adjunct Professor in the Fashion Department at Rowan College at Burlington County. Lisa has extensive knowledge in teaching Textiles, History of Fashion Design, and Fashion Illustration. She has created many fashion workshops for teens and youth interested in fashion.








Camp fees:
Full Week: Household Members and higher: $360 | Non Members: $400
Half day Weekly: Household Members and hiher: $180 | Non Members $200