Summer Camps in Englewood, NJ

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E. Acting Boot Camp - The Summer Theatre Camp of Montclair
An intensive immersion into acting process. Participants will be introduced to Meisner, Method and Other Acting Techniques while developing their skill through monologue and scene work. Intensive and Demanding, this is a week designed for the serious young actor. Acting Boot Camp is an excellent foundation for your preparation for college auditions. 973-746-8686

TOURNAMENT WEEK #2 RESIDENT CAMPER - Alfred A Ring Tennis Complex
Tournament camp is designed for competitive players who play tournaments and want to play a lot of singles and doubles. Every camper will play matches during the day and will work on their footwork and movement on the court. Chalk Talks will include offensive and defensive concepts in both singles and doubles. 3523754683 x4600

Spring Clinic - Princeton Stadium
Princeton Field Hockey will be offering a Spring Clinic and Play Day on Sunday, April 3rd from 1:30-4:30pm. The clinic is open to both individuals and teams and will take the format of a technical skill circuit followed by, small-sided games and a 7v7 round robin tournament. Princeton University players and coaches will be leading the skill circuit and small-sided games along with coaching the 7v7 teams. Places are limited and will be filled on a first come first served basis. Please arrive at the field no later than 1:15pm for registration. All athletes are to bring their own stick, shin guards, mouthguard, and a reversible pinnie with white on one side. (609) 258-3369

Amiens, France Exchange Program - Bolles San Jose Campus
FRENCH EXCHANGE PROGRAM BOLLES-LYCEE LA PROVIDENCE Traveling: March 24-April 6, 2016, and Hosting: April 10-22, 2016. The trip cost is $3,100-$3,300 (Based on number of participants) 904-256-5071

Dancemakers (1st-3rd) - Head-Royce School
Instructor Kim Agnew is a multi-disciplined dancer, choreographer and dance educator teaching all over the greater Bay Area including, Head Royce, dance and music outreach with the San Francisco Ballet and 13 summers with Marin Ballet. As many students repeat dance in ASP, off campus or during the regular school day, they begin to have creative dance ideas of their own. In this class, Kim will guide the dancers in creating their own group choreography using the dance skills they bring to class as well as learning some new ones. New dancers have great ideas too and are more than welcome to join class. The dancers really have to work as a team, try each others ideas and see what their moves look like when someone else executes it. The pride and joy that the collaborative group generates is something you will surely feel when they perform at the end of the year! All levels of students welcome! 5105311300 x2500