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Let's Play Holiday Camp - That's Hilarious
Child's Play NY (at 138 South Oxford Street)
About
Kids find their funny bone in this creative way into acting technique. We play improv games and clowning exercises designed to strengthen commedic muscles and general bravery and bravado. From pure silliness to sophisticated wit, children will have a great time turning their sense-of-humor into craft. This camp is led by professional actors with clowning training who regularly work in comedy. A portion on your child's tuition will be donated to "Clowns Without Borders" our partner charity that brings professional performing artists into refugee camp sand conflict zones to offer resilience through laughter.
When to arrive:
15 minutes before
Cancellation policy:
48 hours in advance
Caregiver required:
No
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Provider
138 South Oxford Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217
Boerum Hill
(347) 759-6313
About
Child's Play NY is a Brooklyn-based company founded in 2009, committed to offering a diverse array of theater arts classes for children. They believe studying the art of acting encourages kids to be even more creative, collaborative and compassionate human beings. Since their inception, Child's Play NY has touched the lives of hundreds of students, worked inside dozens of schools and is consistently ranked as among the top theater arts programs. They are the 2019 winner of Brooklyn Parent’s Family Choice award for Best Performing Arts Class.
Editor’s Tip
Jocelyn Greene, founder of Child’s Play, has been teaching theater to children since 1998 and holds an holds an MFA in Acting from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. In her words, Jocelyn loves her job because she gets to unite ‘truly gifted actors with kids who are hungry to play, and excited to imagine and make believe’.
