Conejo Valley Homeschoolers 

Wednesday mornings with Katie at the

TO Teen Center 1375 East Janss Rd

SPACES ARE LIMITED!

2024 Fall Schedule 

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Registration is only open to CVH members at the moment.  Check back to see if we can allow non-CVH members.  No guarantee.  CVH Members:  Click Red button below to register.  Payment due at time of reservation and is done separately Venmo & PayPal below. Tuition is non-refundable unless you are able to replace your spot another student.

Venmo (Shakespeare Kids @studio23prod) or PayPal (info@shakespearekids.org) Please MAKE SURE TO SELECT FRIENDS/FAMILY SO YOU AREN’T CHARGED THE EXTRA FEES).  We also take Zelle (rebekahbbrown@gmail.com). Charter Funds Accepted. Please email us once a certificate request has been submitted to your organization. Spot is not held until certificate is received. 

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FALL: Sept 4-Dec 11, 2024

*No Class Nov 28

Physical Comedy & Combat for ages 6+; 9-9:55am $270/$290 (charter)

Join us for a fun and exciting program of discovering physical comedy & combat. Through active and creative exercises we will learn how to develop a characters and use our voices and bodies to convey comedy. Along the way, we’ll spend several classes challenging ourselves with safe and accessible slapstick comedy, swords and hand-to-hand combat techniques. This program provides a safe, fun and supportive atmosphere where students will learn to make bold and creative acting choices, while also developing new levels of personal confidence and ensemble skills.

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Comedy Improv for ages 6+; 10-10:55am $270/$290 (charter)

Improvisation is an enjoyable and safe environment for an individual to experience self-growth. Plus it is SUPER FUN! Through interactive activities and exercises, students learn about and practice improvised storytelling. Improv is incredibly popular in modern entertainment, and it has been around for centuries. Commedia dell’arte, which heavily utilizes improv, is an Italian style of theatre that was popular in Europe in the 16th century, and most of the comedy and stock characters we see today originated from this art form. Improv classes are great for helping shy students break out of their shells and active students learn how to harness and direct their energy. In addition to teaching acting techniques, this program works on key concepts that will serve students for the rest of their lives such as cooperation, communication, quick thinking, and self-confidence.

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