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Proud to Celebrate Our 34th Season
2013-2014 Open House Dates:
ALPHARETTA: Saturday, August 10
11am-2pm
SUWANEE: Sunday, August 11
11am-2pm
We are proud to host our 34th Annual Open House at each studio location, from 11am-2pm. Don't miss a Free Pillow Performance by the Susan Chambers Dance Company at 1pm. Dance Fashions will be bringing all of your dance wear needs, from shoes to leotards-so that you are ready for classes to begin!
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 WE'RE ON BROADWAY.COM
(We come in on the video above at 4.07)
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New Classes at Chambers Performing Arts This Season
(All Classes Offered at Both Locations unless noted)
- Jumps and Turns, Ages 12+
- Ballroom, Ages 7-12
- Teen/Adult Ballroom
- Lyrical II-III and Lyrical IV
- Free Boys Hip Hop Classes
- Teen/Adult Tap in Suwanee
- Pre-Hip Hop in Suwanee
- Fairytale Ballet in Alpharetta
- 6 Week Scene Study Class in Alpharetta
- Variations/Partnering in Alpharetta
- Combo Tap/Jazz in Suwanee
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Will Chambers student Ashley be our 4th Radio City Rockette? She is one step closer since she was asked to an invite-only Rockette intensive at Radio City Music Hall in NYC. Hats off to Ashley and we wish you the best!
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OPEN HOUSE GIVEAWAYS:
At each Open House, in Alpharetta and Suwanee, we are proud to giveaway:
- One Free Season of Class for an Alpharetta Student (Value $600)
- One Free Season of Class for a Suwanee Student (Value $600)
- One Free Month of Tuition for an Alpharetta Student (Value $60)
- One Free Month of Tuition for a Suwanee Student (Value $60)
- One Free Registration Fee for an Alpharetta Student (Value $55)
- One Free Registration Fee for a Suwanee Student (Value $55)
We also have free leotards, skirts, jazz shorts, and other fun prizes to raffle off!
What's the catch? You must be present to win and must fill out a quick form giving us your name, email, and phone number. You are still responsible for all other fees (Registration (unless you win Registration Fee), Production, and Costume Fees still apply). Prizes are non-transferable, have no cash value, and cannot be exchanged.
Drawing will take place immediately following our SCDC performance.
Here's to a great 34th season!
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SCDC was proud to perform for Stand Up For Kids, on August 3rd, 2013, a non-profit devoted to eradicating youth homelessness.
If we can be of assistance to a local charity you are affiliated with, please Email Paige Here |
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Greetings!
It has sure been a busy Summer at Chambers and we are ready to begin our 34th season next week on Wednesday, August 14th. Here are a few happenings:
- Don't miss our Open Houses this weekend:
- Alpharetta: August 10 11-2pm
- Suwanee: August 11 11-2pm
- We are giving away free season(s) of classes, and more! (read the blue box, below on the left, for more details)
- Ask about our new Male Scholarship Program
- We have loads of new classes for 2013-2014: Click Here For Our 2013-2014 Schedule
Best wishes for a fabulous 34th season,
Susan Chambers & J. Paige Chambers
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What Did You Do This Summer?
In New York City, 6 Chambers students attended the NYC Industry Insider Trip (a private workshop built just for them by Paige Chambers) and took from:
And also had private backstage and onstage tours of:
- Pippin on Broadway (and learned Audition choreography from the Assistant Choregrapher)
- Cinderella on Broadway
For more information and to audition for next year's trip, please email Paige Chambers at paige@chambersperformingarts.com
Here are a few pictures from our fabulous trip:
Chambers Students learning Audition Choreography to the Broadway Show, Pippin, from the Assistant Choreographer of this Tony Award Winning Broadway Show
Chambers Students learning valuable audition tips from Gayle, current Broadway Casting Director
Paige Chambers Rutsche giving her students a tour of her last "home" on Broadway, The St. James Theatre, where she appeared in the Biggest Show in the History of Broadway, The Producers (Photo Credit: Carole Hoemeke)
Chambers Students learning original Broadway Choreography from Shannon, Current Broadway Performer in 14 different Broadway shows-most recently co-starring with Daniel Radcliffe in How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying
Enjoying a private tour, onstage and backstage, of the Broadway show Pippin
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Campers had a ball in the Find Your "X" Factor camp this summer? Can you find your camper in the above photo?
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Tips on Positive Parenting with Kids in Performing Arts
By Casting Director Lisa Hamil, Hamil Casting Los Angeles
1. Parents can't help a child actor get a job, but they can lose the job for the child. When it comes to narrowing down the final choices on a role, the producers will invariably choose the children with the easiest parents to work with. Making a film or television project is hard enough. You want to stack the deck with friendly, professional, and reliable people who are not difficult to spend long hours with.
2. The second thing I observe is if the children treat their parents respectfully. Do they listen to them? If not, it raises a red flag. If the kids are talking back to their parents in a waiting room, how will these young actors behave on a set, where the stress level is a hundred times greater?
TO FINISH READING THESE TIPS, CLICK HERE
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