We’re looking forward to presenting our sound production for puppets session—online, with The Toronto School of Puppetry, on Sunday April 21, from 1 to 2:30 EDT.
We’ll talk about ways to arrange your space for less echo, fewer extraneous noises, and more clarity; options for mic placement; choosing mics and recording equipment; processing and editing techniques; places to find sound effects and music. And we’ll touch on using your recordings in a live setting.
Challenging, inclusive, unforgettable fun.
Join us this summer for three amazing weeks as we rehearse and present the fun and funny Twelfth Night, full of tricks and twins, awkward romances and fights.
The camp is held outside, on the beautiful grounds of the Billings Estate Museum, 2100 Cabot Street, near Billings Bridge. We have access to some indoor space in case of rain, but there’s something magical about learning lines and rehearsing a play among the trees, the gardens and the fresh air.
No experience necessary. This play is a great introduction for beginners. For those with experience, it’s a chance to be challenged and to bring your work to the next level, while having a lot of fun.
Camp leaders:
RJ Mayo (they/them) is an actor, director, and writer. In 2022 they graduated from Centennial College’s Theatre Arts and Performance Program. They attended Shakespeare Camp for seven years as a camper, and they’ve been with the camp as staff since 2017.
Rosemary Nolan (she/her) is a theatre professional and certified teacher who has acted in 17 productions of Shakespeare plays and directed six!
Dates and times:
July 8–26, Monday to Friday, 9 am to 4 pm
Fees: $850 per camper, for the full three weeks. Sibling discount available.
Some subsidies are available for families with financial disadvantages. Please ask for details.
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