Class: | Age: | Chapter: | Location: | Day: | Time: | Start: | End: |
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Introduction to Stanislavski | 14-18 | Denton County (Fall 2023) |
Lamb of God Lutheran Church | Tue | 6:00pm - 8:00pm | Aug 15 | Oct 17 |
Dynamic Dance | 8-12 | Denton County (Fall 2023) |
Lamb of God Lutheran Church | Tue | 6:00pm - 8:00pm | Aug 15 | Oct 17 |
Family Voice | 13-99 | Denton County (Fall 2023) |
Lamb of God Lutheran Church | Tue | 6:00pm - 8:00pm | Aug 15 | Oct 17 |
Let It Sing! - Kids Voice | 8-12 | Denton County (Fall 2023) |
Lamb of God Lutheran Church | Tue | 6:00pm - 8:00pm | Aug 15 | Oct 17 |
Once Upon a Kid's Drama | 8-12 | Denton County (Fall 2023) |
Lamb of God Lutheran Church | Tue | 6:00pm - 8:00pm | Aug 15 | Oct 17 |
Our Gang: Cars | 5-7 | Denton County (Fall 2023) |
Lamb of God Lutheran Church | Tue | 6:00pm - 8:00pm | Aug 15 | Oct 17 |
Tools of Scene Work | 12-14 | Denton County (Fall 2023) |
Lamb of God Lutheran Church | Tue | 6:00pm - 8:00pm | Aug 15 | Oct 17 |
Uh Five, Six, Seven, Eight! - Teen Dance | 14-18 | Denton County (Fall 2023) |
Lamb of God Lutheran Church | Tue | 6:00pm - 8:00pm | Aug 15 | Oct 17 |
What Measure? Music Fundamentals | 14-18 | Denton County (Fall 2023) |
Lamb of God Lutheran Church | Tue | 6:00pm - 8:00pm | Aug 15 | Oct 17 |
Youth Mini-Musical: Seussical | 12-14 | Denton County (Fall 2023) |
Lamb of God Lutheran Church | Tue | 6:00pm - 8:00pm | Aug 15 | Oct 17 |
Anna (ah-nah), pronounced like the princess from Disney’s Frozen, is a singer, actor, vocal coach, songwriter, voice over artist, and all around creative! She passionately inspires others, both on and off the stage, through performance, writing, and individual coaching. Anna received her BFA in musical theatre from Belmont University. She also spent time at the Stella Adler Conservatory in New York City, where she received certificates for acting (Summer Conservatory) and original work (Actor Warrior Program). Some of her favorite roles have been Ellie Blake (Freaky Friday, Southeast Regional Premier), Naomi (Stolen, Original Cast Album), Sister Mary Martin of Tours (Sister Act), and various ensemble roles in Les Mis, Mama Mia, My Fair Lady, and even a washer wench at the Sterling Renaissance Festival! You may have also heard some of her character voices in MTI's recording of Legally Blonde Jr. She has spent additional time on the land and sea, cruising with the American Empress (AQSC), and touring with the Missoula Children’s Theatre, Madcap Puppets, and Epic Assemblies (an original works arts troupe). Anna’s original work has been featured in the Tennessee Women’s Theatre Project’s annual “Women’s Work Festival.” Not only that, Anna has been able to perform many of her original works at a national level, in addition to local events in Nashville and NYC. In addition to performing, Anna teaches private vocal lessons and group classes at Legacy Music Studio, and at her home studio in Addison. Her self-made motto is to, “change culture through art.” She hopes to do this by connecting people to create and share their art, no matter how big or small their platform may be. “I’ve seen the power of creativity heal hearts and change lives. Everyone has a story to tell or a hidden passion they long to express. I seek to provide those safe spaces for people to explore their creativity, vulnerability, identity, and joy!“ @theannacarroll
Anthony McClure is a founding member and resident Technical Theatre Director for CYT Dallas. Anthony has a Masters's Degree in Entertainment Business with experience as an Artist and Tour Manager. Working in theatre for the last 7 years he has experience in developing technical programs, team building, and lesson planning for students (8-18) to find an interest in technical theatre elements such as lighting design, scenic construction, and sound design. His heart's calling is to use his gifts and talents to expand the knowledge and love of God in everything he does.
Colin has been teaching and directing theatre in Missouri and Texas for over 25 years. He loves laughing and learning with students through games and music. He believes God put inside each one of us a desire to create. It's crucial that we spend time fostering our creativity as actors, designers, singers, dancers, writers and directors! We are all "Little Creators!"
Deborah holds a Master of Music Degree in Vocal Performance/Opera from the Lamont School of Music at the University of Denver and a B.A. in Music/Vocal Performance from Pepperdine University. She has been the recipient of numerous awards, including the Denver Lyric Opera Guild Award, MTAC’s VOCE competition, the Hollywood Celebrity Awards, and second place at the Los Angeles Liszt Festival.
Haley grew up in Denton, TX. She has danced for 16 years and is in her 3rd year of teaching. She teaches a variety of classes such as ballet, acro, jazz, and modern at A Time to Dance, located in Corinth, TX. Teaching has allowed her to help dancers grow in their movement but also in their walk with the lord. She has worked on the artist team on 3 CYT production, and they have been an exciting adventure!
Je'Lisa Brown grew up in the DFW area. She graduated from Texas Woman's University with a bachelor's degree in Family Studies. Je'Lisa has a passion for the non-profit industry, dedicating several years serving children and families in a variety of settings. Je'Lisa is excited to serve CYT families by providing a safe place for children to explore the arts while glorifying Jesus!
Karlee Cummings began her musical studies on the piano at age five, and the violin at age eleven. She has performed in masterclasses, concerts, and orchestra pits, including with the UConn Symphony Orchestra, UConn Concert Choir, and various chamber ensembles. She is a graduate of the University of Connecticut with an M.A. in Curriculum and Instruction, a B.A. in Music, and a B.S. in Music Education. Formal training includes music theory, ear training, vocal techniques, choral methods, and more. She implements a variety of pedagogical approaches to foster exploration, musical literacy, and artistic choice. Cummings enjoys serving on the worship team as a soprano and pianist at Victory Life Church, as well as practicing guitar, ukulele, and songwriting. She served as music director for School of Rock the Musical and currently teaches general elementary music at Mount Auburn STEAM Academy.
Kathryn has 23 years dance experience, with training in Jazz, Modern, Ballet and Hip Hop. She trained and performed nationally with Ingredients Dance Company from 2011 to 2012. After graduating from the Ingredients Training Program, she began teaching at A Time To Dance Studio, where she taught jazz and modern classes for 6 years, as well as co-directing their performance company. She is passionate about pulling instruction, choreography and performance together in a way that will enrich the whole life of each student. She believes every moment from stepping into class, to stepping on the stage is a chance to share the genuine joy and inspiration of the Lord, to His glory and our delight.
Rebekah is a Dallas, Texas, native whose early love for the stage brought her to the New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts in New York City where she graduated as the valedictorian for the class of 2019 with a degree in Film & Television Performance. She began performing from a young age, dancing from age 5 to 18 in a variety of styles: ballet, tap, jazz, modern, & contemporary. In 2016, she attended an acting workshop that lit a match to pursue theatre. By 2017, Rebekah had earned a scholarship to attend the New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts. Since then, she has worked on both film and stage projects. Short films include: “Mr. String”, "The Door", "Dream Catcher" and "Eve Was Star". Stage credits include "Towards Zero" with Richardson Theatre Center. When she isn’t spending time on her own projects, Rebekah is leading and teaching others how to take ownership of the stage. She currently resides in Dallas, TX. When Rebekah has time off, she can be found next to a pool with a good book or spending time with her husband and fur baby, Hazel
Tyler Hutchinson is originally from Indianapolis, IN where he not only studied musical theater but also performed in community and professional theater. Tyler's CYT story started as a teacher for CYT Indy where he taught a variety of classes. After a number of position within the organization, Tyler became Artistic Director for CYT Indianapolis. He served in this position until God called him to move to Dallas, TX where he founded CYT Dallas-Fort Worth. Tyler is excited to see all that God is doing through CYT DFW!
Alexandra Gandy, CYT Student