Children
Children's Theatre Company
Don’t just sit and Putter
when you can…
Perform, Paint, Prance, Play, Proclaim,
Pretend, Playwright, Produce,
Parade, Print, Pray, Prose, Plant, Party, Persuade,
Picnic, Promenade, Pirouette, Preen, Parody!
CTC FUN-damentals
Each CTC day will begin with an hour of discussions and games related to the themes of unity in diversity, service to mankind and developing the virtues we all possess. The second hour will be focused on simple dance choreographies, drama and improvisation workshops in which the children will try their hands (and voices, and feet… ) at creating their own skits and dances. The second half of the session will include choir and visual art projects. The program includes two breaks and nutritious snacks.
Your presence is fun-damental!
Registrations
The program is open to children ages 6 to 11.
Spaces are very limited: make sure you register as soon as possible!
Sessions take place every Saturday afternoon from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. from March 29 to April 26, 2008.
A one-time Registration Fee of $40 is charged per child, per season. The fee is refundable (minus 10% administrative fee) only until the end of the first session. Scholarships may be available upon request.
To register, please e-mail HYPERLINK "mailto:ctc.ottawa@yahoo.com" ctc.ottawa@yahoo.com or call the Director (Nilufar Gordon) at 613-224-1833
Character Education: Art as a Form of Service
The next generation will be the stewards of our communities, nation, and planet in extraordinarily critical times. The present and future well being of our society requires an involved, caring community with distinguished moral character. Effective character education is based on core values which are the foundation of an ethical society. These core ethical values transcend cultural, religious, and socio-economic differences.
We consider each person as a mine of precious gems, an innately noble being whose qualities only need to be brought to light. Character education is the process by which these gems are discovered, brought out and polished in each child. Every aspect of the CTC program is infused with opportunities for all children and adults involved to bring out these gems and use them for the good of the world.
CTC is open to all children who are motivated to learn, grow and explore theatre and the arts. The first prerequisite is teamwork not just talent. We’re looking for enthusiasm and open-mindedness.
The Staff of CTC
Jane LeFeuvre, elementary school teacher, children’s drama coach, choir director, character educator, and mother of three!
Jasmine Michel, Canterbury HS Arts student; experienced in music and dance-theatre.
Dan Sharon, engineer by day and musician by passion. Father of four and husband of one.
Catherine Carry, former elementary school teacher with experience in choral and dance performance.
John Rager, teacher for 30 years and co-director of the Transformation for Peace project for 10.
Nilufar Gordon, jack-of-all-trades, with a knack for getting wonderful people together to work on great projects.
Ottawa Bahá'í Centre
211 McArthur Avenue
Vanier, Ontario, K1L 6P6
Phone: 613-224-1833
E-mail: ctc.ottawa@yahoo.com
http://www.childrenstheatrecompany.org
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