Triple Threat Training
Interested in honing your performance skills through specialized training?
Join us this fall for Broadway Bound’s new Triple Threat Training (TTT).
What is Triple Threat Training?
TTT is intended for students looking to work on specific skills in particular performance areas within a small group setting, absent any performance pressure. In some cases, class instructors will be Broadway Bound staff members; in others, classes will be taught by accomplished visiting teaching artists. Under their instructor’s guidance, students will have the chance to delve into aspects of performance on which they may have limited time to focus in the context of rehearsing for a show.
This new Broadway Bound program offers two series of courses – one for students from 5 to 11 and another for those 12+. Each series has two tracks – one focused on acting and singing and the other on dance. Each track includes four, two-hour classes that meet on consecutive Saturdays during the month of October. Students in each of the acting/singing series of classes will be split into two 10-student groups with one group focused for the first hour on acting skills with a specialized teaching artist while the other group works on singing with a second teaching artist. The two groups will swap focuses and instructors for the second hour. Students can choose to participate in one track, just acting/singing or just dance, or they can sign up for both tracks, but students are expected to attend all four classes of the tracks for which they register. All Triple Threat Trainings will be held at Broadway Bound’s studios at University Heights.
What is the Schedule?
The following chart provides an overview of the two series of classes being offered this October.
What does it Cost?
Students register for TTT by track within the series that matches their age. The cost for each track is $240. This includes four two-hour classes, for a total of eight hours of instruction, as well as all materials for the course. A student may register for one track or both that are offered for their age group. No more than 10 students can be accommodated in any single section of a track.