The Theatre School at - Walnut Street Theatre

REGISTER TODAY!Classes for ADULTS,KIDS and TEENSSeptember 25 -December 9, 2006Meet OurFaculty‘‘Our instructors are committedprofessionals with extensive teaching andperforming experience.”Fall 2006The Theatre School atThe Theatre School at825 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107Professional Trainingby ProfessionalsNonprofit Org.U.S. PostagePAIDPhiladelphia, PAPermit No. 593REPUTATION EXPERIENCE TRADITIONinstruction for 22 years.professionals. Join the best! Walnut Street Theatre has been providing high qualityprofessionals within the theatre industry so you are guaranteed professional training by– from novice to master – for adults, teens and kids of all ages. Our instructors are allthe perfect place for you! Our schedule offers a dynamic repertoire of classes at all levelswant to have fun and meet other people with similar interests? If so, The Theatre School ispassion for the theatre? Is there a star inside you that needs to shine? Or do you justTheatre School at Walnut Street Theatre has something to offer. Have you had a lifelongWhether you’ve never set foot on a stage or if you’re at home under the spotlight, TheThe Highest Caliber ofTraining in the Delaware ValleyCALL NOW TO REGISTER:215 574 3550 ext.510CLASSES START SEPT. 25!REGISTERTODAY!Fall 2006Classes forADULTS, KIDS and TEENSTICKET POLICY Students enjoy great discounts to WalnutStreet Theatre productions. Register early and SAVE! (215) 574-3550 ext. 510PLACEMENT Students are frequently placed in audition andperformance opportunities through the Education Office.Referrals are made to professional theatres, communitytheatres and casting directors throughout the tri-state area.CAREER COUNSELING The Education Office will assist inresume and photo preparation, referrals and career consultations.SCHOOL SHOWCASES Audition, rehearsal and performanceopportunities culminating in showcases featuring studentplaywrights, actors and directors may be produced.AUDITION/EMC POINTS Students enrolled in the Schoolwill be eligible to audition for understudy roles in WalnutStreet Theatre Company’s Mainstage productions. This is anopportunity for students to earn points in the EquityMembership Candidate Program.The Theatre School at Walnut Street Theatre provides thefollowing additional opportunities:CAREER DEVELOPMENTOur commitment to the finest training and development forour students continues after the final day of classes.The Theatre School atJosé M. Avilés has been an actor, director and theatre arts educatorfor over 15 years. As an actor, he has performed at the WilmaTheater, Philadelphia Theatre Company, Philadelphia ShakespeareFestival, InterAct Theatre Company and Venture Theatre. He was lastseen in the Starfish Theater Company’s production of Double Crossat the Lincoln Center, N.Y. He has taught at the Wilma Theater,Ethical Society and Taller Puertorriqueño. José most recently directedBetty’s Summer Vacation by Christopher Durang, at the PhiladelphiaFringe Festival ‘03 and Men on the Verge of a His-Panic Breakdownfor the deAvilés Ensemble, and its Latino extension Teatro del Sol, ofwhich he is the co-founder, artistic and producing director.Terry Brennan is a graduate of the Dell’Arte InternationalSchool of Physical Theatre and has been teaching Shakespearefor Kids in and out of Philadelphia for over 4 years. Terry hasworked as an actor for the Nebraska Shakespeare Festival,National Theatre for Children, Theatre Ariel and other professionaltheatre companies. Terry is also a founding member ofTribe of Fools, a physical theatre collective here in Philadelphia.Dawn K. Cowle is a former casting/literary apprentice at the WalnutStreet Theatre. She holds a BFA in Theatre from the College of SantaFe where she directed such shows as The Most Massive Woman Wins,I Love you, You’re Perfect, Now Change!, Phaedra’s Love, Closer, andThe Last Five Years and performed in such shows as A Funny ThingHappened… Forum, Polaroid Stories, and The Boyfriend. For the2006 Philly Fringe Festival, she will be directing the Philadelphia premiereof Neil LaBute’s Fat Pig with Green Light Productions.Jessica Doheny is in her 5th season as company manager andassistant to the managing director at Walnut Street Theatre,where she has also understudied for several productions includingAnnie, Annie Warbucks, Pump Boys and Dinettes andGodspell. She has taught acting and musical theatre to kids,teens and adults. Jessica has performed extensively throughoutthe South Jersey region, where she was most recently seen asSally Bowles in Cabaret at the Road Company. She has alsodirected and vocal directed productions at various high schooland community theatres in the area.Bill Felty is casting director for The Wilma Theater. He is also co-Artistic director of Philadelphia Theatre Workshop. He hastaught at Walnut Street Theatre, The Wilma Theater, MumPuppettheatre, Queens College, Yale University, WinthropUniversity and the University of Kentucky. In Philadelphia, hehas directed productions for Walnut Street Theatre, PhiladelphiaTheatre Workshop, the Philadelphia Fringe Festival and IntrepidTheatre. He holds a Masters Degree in Theatre Direction.Kate Galvin is casting director at the Walnut. She is a graduateof New York University (B.M. Vocal Performance – MusicTheatre) and Goldsmiths College - University of London (M.A.Music Theatre). Kate has also trained at the London Academy ofMusic and Dramatic Art. She has worked as a performer, choreographer,writer and producer.Sharon Geller has been teaching comedy improvisation atWalnut Street Theatre for over 10 years. She has appeared onSaturday Night Live twice and on The Today Show with Al Rokeras “Lucy.” In addition, Sharon does radio & TV commercials,stagework and can often be seen as a guest host on QVC.Sharon trained in New York with Chicago City Limits and hadperformed locally and around the country with Full CircleIntergenerational Theatre (Temple University), where she isartistic director, Eternal Spiral (Theatre Catalyst) and The Willow.Susan and Sam Gish are owners of Philadelphia Casting Co.These former actors understand the acting process and support thelocal theatre community. Helping stage actors understand themedium of the camera, and also the business of getting on-camerawork, is important to them! They have worked with such noteddirectors as Steve Buscemi, Terry Gilliam, Spike Lee, and Ted andJonathan Demme. Some national & local commercials and voiceovers, include: Relpax, Verizon, H&R Block, Blue Cross, Comcast,Phila Zoo, Nascar and Anti-Smoking of Delaware. SomeTV/film/reality shows: Cowboy U., SuperNanny, The Apprentice,The Biggest Loser, Beauty & The Geek, The Spanish/American Warfor The History Channel and America’s Most Wanted.Heidi Hayes has performed extensively in operas, musicals andconcerts with performing groups such as Central City (CO)Opera, Pennsylvania Opera Theater, Opera Delaware and OceanCity Pops. Also successful as an artist-in-residence for artsorganizations throughout the United States, Heidi has inspiredcountless numbers in her work introducing opera and musicaltheater to children. From 1993 to 1999, she was co-producer ofmusical productions for the Ocean City (NJ) Pops.Meghan Heimbecker holds a BFA in Acting with a minor inMusical Theatre from Point Park College’s Conservatory ofPerforming Arts. She assistant directed Finian’s Rainbow andTrying at Walnut Street Theatre. Currently, she is pursuing herMA in Theatre at Villanova University.Jerrell Henderson holds a BA from Pennsylvania StateUniversity’s School of Theatre. A former Dorothy Haas actingapprentice at the Walnut, Jerrell’s recent productions include:The Member of the Wedding and A Midsummer Night’s Dream(People’s Light and Theatre), A Christmas Carol and The LittleRed Hen (Theatre IV), Six Impossible Things Before Breakfast(The Next Stage), The Tempest (Penn State School of Theatre)and God’s Trombones (Loaves and Fishes Repertory).David Kilpatrick is education outreach coordinator at WalnutStreet Theatre. He received his Masters in Educational Theatre atNew York University. He previously worked for two years as educationassociate for The New Victory Theater in New York City.He has directed a number of productions for the ProvincetownTheatre and assistant directed a 2004 OBIE Award-winning playfor Les Frères Corbusier Off-Broadway. David has taught andworked for Sonnet Repertory Company, The Jim Henson Legacyand NYU. He has performed in a number of productions, mostrecently understudying The Fantasticks at Walnut Street Theatre.Heather Krause holds a BA in theatre from DeSalesUniversity. As an actress, her work has been seen on the stagesof PA Shakespeare Festival, Philadelphia Shakespeare Festival,Barter Theatre, Mill Mountain Theatre and Theatre at Limekiln.She has taught for the last 10 years for theatre and kids inLansdale, the Barter Theatre, Theatre at Limekiln, the SummerTheatre Institute at DeSales University and at MacGuffin Theatreand Film Co.Leigh Mallonee received her BA in English and a minor inTheatre from Pennsylvania State University, where she alsoreceived her Secondary Education Teaching Certificate inEnglish, Theatre and Communications. She has acted professionallythroughout Pennsylvania and is a freelance teachingartist in Philadelphia. She teaches acting workshops for middleschool and high school students with Theatre Circ and, mostrecently, taught playwriting at Camp Walnut.Drucie McDaniel has two national commercials currently runningand has worked in films with Angelina Jolie, Winona Ryder,Whoopie Goldberg, Brad Pitt, Bruce Willis, Denzel Washington andLou Diamond Phillips. Her 20-year performance career has beenaccompanied by 10 years as artistic director at The PhiladelphiaTheater Caravan, nine years at The University of the Arts and as aninaugural faculty member of Walnut Street Theatre.Jean McDonald has worked extensively as a performer, director,choreographer, producer and teacher. She has over 14 yearsof experience teaching theatre, music, acting and dance. Shehas been fortunate to work with some outstanding companiesduring that time including Houston’s Theatre Under the Stars,Des Moines Metro Opera, Houston Shakespeare Festival,Children’s Theatre Festival and Media Theatre. Jean holds anMFA in Theatre from the University of Houston and a Bachelorof Music Education from Sam Houston University.Susan Nicodemus Quinn is director of education at WalnutStreet Theatre and is responsible for creating and expanding theeducation programs, which now reach over 70,000 children andadults annually. She frequently directs including Miss Nelson isMissing on WST’s Mainstage. She is a graduate of theUniversity of the Arts, a recipient of the Dorothy Haas ActingFellowship, and is a member of AEA who, prior to her career ineducation, performed in Philadelphia, New York, touring andregional theatre.Seth Rozin co-founded InterAct Theatre Company in 1988 andhas since served as producing artistic director, directing over 25productions. He has twice been named “Best Director” by thePhiladelphia Inquirer. Seth has also directed for the FountainTheatre in Los Angeles, the 45th Street Theatre in New York, ActII Playhouse, Venture Theatre, Philadelphia Theatre Companyand Philadelphia Young Playwrights Festival. As a playwright,Seth has received two fellowships from the PennsylvaniaCouncil on the Arts and his two produced plays garneredBarrymore nominations for Outstanding New Play.Amanda Snarski, a native of the Philadelphia area, recentlygraduated from Wagner College in Staten Island, NY with adegree in Theatre Performance. Before college, Amanda hadbeen an active member of Upper Darby Summer Stage. AtWagner, she served as Theatre Advisory Board President, andwas involved in student productions, studio shows, and theMainstage season, performing in The Music Man, Some of MyBest Friends, and Into the Woods. Most recently, Amanda wasfeatured in Jesus Christ Superstar at Snug Harbor CulturalCenter in Staten Island, NY.T.J. Sokso is a former Dorothy Haas acting apprentice at WalnutStreet Theatre. T.J. played Joseph Wykowski in Biloxi Blues atWalnut Street Theatre, Cliff in Cabaret, where he received anN.E.T.C. nomination for Best Supporting Actor, and Rocky in TheRocky Horror Picture Show at Seacoast Repertory Theatre. Otherfavorites include Happy in Death of a Salesman (Moss HartNomination) and Paul in Barefoot in the Park. He can also beseen in the film Terrible Meek.Susan Riley Stevens holds an MFA from Yale University. Herperformance career includes Arden Theatre Co., Hudson ValleyShakespeare, Portland Stage Co., Actor’s Theatre of Louisville,NJ Shakespeare Festival, La Mama and many others. She hastaught at Walden Theatre, The Youth Performing Arts School andKentucky Governor’s School for the Arts.Ellen Tobie is a Juilliard-trained actress who has performed onBroadway in Rose Tattoo, Heiress, Wonderful Tennessee,Stanley, Bedroom Farce and in numerous Off-Broadway andregional theatres. TV guest star appearances include Law andOrder, Sex and the City, Guiding Light, Another World, St.Elsewhere, Cagney and Lacey, and Kate and Allie. Her film creditsinclude Object of My Affection and Protocol. She wasrecently seen in Broadway Bound at Walnut Street Theatre.Leah Walton has trained in acting and singing internationally,having studied with Russia’s Moscow Art Theatre, London’sGate Theatre, and in the U.S. with the National Theatre Institute,the International Michael Chekhov Association, and IthacaCollege. Since moving to Philadelphia in 2004, she has performedwith Walnut Street Theatre, Delaware Theatre Co.,InterAct Theatre Co. “Writing Aloud”, Mum Puppettheatre, PigIron Theatre Co., Theatre Ariel, among many others.Davey White received his Masters in Acting from TempleUniversity and his BA in Theatre from Purdue University. He hastaught acting and speech at Temple University and was part ofthe Apprentice Program at Actors Theatre of Louisville. Creditsinclude: Hands Across America (Eternal Spiral Project), The BoysNext Door (Wilmington Grand Opera), Conversations with theSpirit World (Uncut Productions), In the Heart of America (InterActTheatre). He was recently seen in Cloud 9 at the Wilma Theater.Greg Wood has been an actor and teacher in the Philadelphiaarea since 1987. Greg has performed with all the major theatresin Philadelphia, has a number of commercial credits, andreceived the Best Supporting Actor Barrymore Award for hisportrayal of Biff in Arden Theatre’s production of Death of aSalesman. He was featured in the movie The Sixth Sense.Steven Wright, a former Haas acting apprentice at WalnutStreet Theatre, is a graduate of Franklin Pierce College in NewHampshire, where he was also an Assistant Professor of Acting.He spent a summer teaching at the Perry Mansfield PerformingArts School in Colorado, where he directed a production of thechildren’s play The Falling Moon. He recently completed a termat the New York Film Academy at Princeton University.

Classes forAdultsSEPTEMBER 25-DECEMBER 9ALL CLASSES BEGIN THE WEEKOF SEPT. 25 UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.Classes forKids & TeensSATURDAY CLASSESBEGIN SEPTEMBER 30DISCOVERY DIVISIONFor the beginning actorHitting the Boards: Introduction to ActingMonday 6:00-8:00 (10 sessions) Heather Krause $250Monday 6:30-8:30 (10 sessions) David Kilpatrick $250Saturday 1:00-3:00 (10 sessions) TJ Sokso $250Always wanted to act? Now’s your chance! Through theatre games, improvisation, actingexercises and beginning scene work, you will gain confidence and an enriched understandingof the craft. Learn the vocabulary and techniques every actor must know.More Than Just a Pretty Face: Acting for the CameraThursday 6:30-8:30 (10 sessions) Bill Felty $250Saturday 9:30-11:30 (10 sessions) Drucie McDaniel $250Are you a natural? Introduce yourself to acting before the camera in an environment ofsupport and relaxation. Demystify the medium and explore techniques to create a strongfoundation for professional work and further study.Come Play With Us: Improvisation Level 1Monday 6:00-8:00 (10 sessions) Sharon Geller $250Sense of humor welcome, but not required! Learn how to think on your feet, take risks and buildconfidence, while having a lot of fun. This class is great for actors as well as non-professionals.Give My Regards to Broadway: Musical TheatreWednesday 6:30-8:30 (10 sessions) Heidi Hayes $250This course combines singing and acting techniques to teach students how to “act through asong.” Students will sing group and solo numbers from popular musicals, explore actingtechniques for creating a rich full character onstage and learn effective strategies for performingin musicals. Come have fun in a class where anything goes!Listen to Your Body: Movement for the ActorMonday 8:00-10:00 (8 sessions) Davey White $200Learn to use your whole body on stage. Discover and free your physical impulses throughmovement improvisation, impulse games and scene work. Also explore aesthetic movementtechniques that can make acting fun and beautiful.Freeing the Natural Voice: Voice and SpeechMonday 8:00-10:00 (8 sessions) Heather Krause $200Use your voice to express yourself. Speak with clarity and without regional or foreign accents.Actorsand business professionals in all fields will benefit from increased vocal power and confidence.DEVELOPMENT DIVISIONFor the developing actorTechnique and Scene Study: Intro to Acting – Part 2Monday 8:00-10:00 (10 sessions) Susan Riley Stephens $250Wednesday 6:30-8:30 (10 sessions) Susan Nicodemus Quinn $250If you have recently completed Introduction to Acting, this class is for you! Learn and discoverthe proper approach to scene work and character development while continuing to explore themany aspects of acting. Continue your self discovery while you build your ability and vocabularyfor further advanced study.The Actor’s Craft: Creating a CharacterMonday 6:00-8:00 (10 sessions) Steven Wright $250Learn specific techniques to build a character for the stage. Learn to create the walk, voice andessence of a character through scene study and character analysis. Students will learn todevelop complete and captivating characters through script analysis, as well as the essentialelements of the Michael Chekhov and Constantine Stanislavski techniques.NEW!Scene Showcase: Intermediate ActingMonday 6:00-8:00 (10 sessions) Jessica Doheny $250Work on a scene from start to performance. Learn how to apply acting techniques to a scriptand create a rich, full previous life for your character. See how your instincts can block andstage a scene. This class requires outside work and culminates in a scene showcase!The Business of the Business: Audition TechniqueTuesday 6:30-9:00 (8 sessions, starts Oct. 10) Kate Galvin $250Audition with confidence! From selecting the appropriate monologue to developing effective,professional headshots and resumes, you’ll learn the business of the business. This classculminates in an end-of-session showcase for local theatre professionals.Beyond the Basics: Acting IntensiveThursday 7:00-9:00 (10 sessions) José M. Avilés $250This class is designed for the serious student. This intense scene-study course focuses on makingstrong choices toward obtaining an objective, taking risks and living in the moment throughrigorous and exhilarating personal coaching.Bridging the Body and the Soul: The Russian MastersSaturday 10:35-12:35 (10 sessions) Leah Walton $250This vigorous class delves into the world of the Russian Masters, including the teachings ofMichael Chekhov, Constantine Stanislavski and others. The class focuses on centers, gestures,images, the feeling of ease and how a psycho-physical approach to acting can bring renewedimagination, increased confidence and new life to actors and their work. (Please be preparedto move and to use a memorized monologue in this class.)NEW!Auditioning & Booking: Commercials & TVMonday 6:30-8:30 (10 sessions) Susan and Sam Gish $250Learn how to audition, book the job and what to do once you get the job for the oncameramedium. This class includes acting with cold commercial copy, improvisation for the cameraand what to do at auditions with no script. Special emphasis is placed on the “Biz” of gettingthe audition; headshot and resume preparation; how to promote yourself; and how to get anagent. A beginning camera course is a pre-requisite.MASTERS DIVISIONFor the serious actor By audition onlyAll the World’s A Stage: Acting ShakespeareMonday 8:00-10:00 (10 sessions) Greg Wood $250You can understand and perform Shakespeare! Gain a deeper understanding and ease incommunication through study of classical monologues and scenes. Demystify this heightenedmedium by finding the conversation within the poetry and defying academic study to gain truemastery of Acting Shakespeare.Improved Product through Improved Process: Actor/Director CollectiveMonday 7:00-10:00 (10 sessions) Ellen Tobie, Seth Rozin $325Actors and directors work together in this unique class. Navigate the complexities of therehearsal process and negotiate the dialogue between actors and directors while working onscenes from classical and contemporary repertoire. Rehearsals take place in front of the class,as participants develop strategies for improving their flexibility, creativity, communication skillsand ability to collaborate.CALL NOW TO REGISTER:215 574 3550 ext. 510Discovery DivisionFor the beginning young actorStudents are placed in skill-matched groups through a fun evaluationon the first class day.Creative Performance: Kids Acting for Ages 5-7Saturday 9:00-10:30 (10 sessions) Amanda Snarski $200Have fun exploring student-centered activities including storytelling, improvisation and theatregames, which inspire creativity and performance.The Art of Play: Youth Acting for Ages 8-12Saturday 10:35-12:05 (10 sessions) Jerrell Henderson $200This fun course teaches the basics of acting utilizing vocal/physical training, theatre games andimprovisation. Students acquire improved communication skills and self-confidence for performance.Creative Expression: Teen Acting for Ages 13-17Saturday 9:00-10:30 (10 sessions) Jerrell Henderson $200Through vocal and physical training, improvisation and scene study, teens develop new selfconfidenceand better communication skills. Explore your innate talent for creative expressionwhile having fun.Broadway Baby: Musical Theatre for Ages 8-12Saturday 9:00-10:30 (10 sessions) Meghan Heimbecker $200Express yourself through dance and song! Experience musical theatre through ensemblesinging, movement, acting exercises and solo work.Song and Dance: Musical Theatre for Ages 13-17Saturday 10:35-12:05 (10 sessions) Meghan Heimbecker $200Express yourself through dance and song! Experience musical theatre through ensemblesinging, movement, acting exercises and solo work.Commercial Kid: Acting for the Camera for Ages 10-17Saturday 11:35-1:05 (10 sessions) TJ Sokso $200Have fun while learning to act for the camera. Learn audition techniques for film and TV andhow to relax when working in front of a camera.Development DivisionFor the developing young actorStudents are placed in skill-matched groups through a fun evaluationon the first class day.The Art of Play: Youth Acting for Ages 8-12Saturday 10:35-12:05 (10 sessions) Leigh Mallonee $200This fun course teaches the basics of acting utilizing vocal/physical training, theatre games andimprovisation. Students acquire improved communication skills and self-confidence for performance.Creative Expression: Teen Acting for Ages 13-17Saturday 9:00-10:30 (10 sessions) Leigh Mallonee $200Through vocal and physical training, improvisation and scene study, teens develop new selfconfidenceand better communication skills. Explore your innate talent for creative expressionwhile having fun.Broadway Baby: Musical Theatre for Ages 8-12Saturday 9:00-10:30 (10 sessions) Jean McDonald $200Express yourself through dance and song! Experience musical theatre through ensemblesinging, movement, acting exercises and solo work.Song and Dance: Musical Theatre for Ages 13-17Saturday 10:35-12:05 (10 sessions) Jean McDonald $200Express yourself through dance and song! Experience musical theatre through ensemblesinging, movement, acting exercises and solo work.From Page to Stage: Technique and Scene Study for Ages 12-17Saturday 12:05-1:35 (10 sessions) Dawn Cowle $200Teens learn advanced techniques to develop their skills. Students may select scenes from classicalto contemporary for this intense class. Vocal and physical skill-building exercises are incorporatedinto each class.NEW!Kids Shakespeare: Acting Shakespeare for Ages 8-18Saturday 12:05-1:35 (10 sessions) Terry Brennan $200A class that shatters the illusion that kids don't "get" Shakespeare. Using music, movement, andhumor experience some of the most memorable scenes and speeches from Shakespeare's mostnotable plays.Masters DivisionFor the serious young actor By audition onlyThe Young Actor: Advanced Acting for Ages 12-17Saturday 9:00-11:00 (10 sessions) TJ Sokso $250Step into a new level of performance preparation and skill. Intensive scene study for the seriousyoung actor. Improvisation, vocal and physical training is ongoing.Broadway Bound: Advanced Musical Theatre for Ages 12-17Saturday 11:05-1:05 (10 sessions) Heidi Hayes $250Discover your musical abilities. Express yourself through dance and song. Experience musicaltheatre through an end-of-semester scene showcase. This course is for the serious young musicaltheatre performer with an emphasis on solo performance.The Monday Ensemble: Musical Theatre Performance for Ages 12-18Mondays 4:30-6:00 (10 sessions) Susan Nicodemus Quinn $250Our most advanced students form an Ensemble to explore the transition from student toprofessional. This class provides practical experience for the advanced Musical Theatre studentin audition and performance techniques. Each student who is selected should be comfortablewith solo performance as well as prepared for exciting group work. The class emphasizes actingwhile singing and incorporates movement culminating in an ensemble-based performance.REGISTRATION INFORMATIONCALL NOW TO REGISTER: 215 574 3550 ext. 510$20 HOLDS YOUR SPOTCLASSES START SEPTEMBER 25!4WAYSTOSAVE!SAVE $10 Early Registration by September 6SAVE $20 2005-2006 Returning WST Theatre School StudentSAVE $20 2006-2007 Walnut Street Theatre SubscriberSAVE $10 Bring a Buddy Discount (good for siblings, too!)You must call to register. You may charge by phone with American Express, Visa,MasterCard or Discover, or arrange to send a check.All payments are final; tuition is non-refundable. Class offerings are subject to changepending enrollment. Payment must be made in full by September 22. A non-refundabledeposit of $20 is required to hold a space in the course of your choice. A late fee of$20 applies after September 25.