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YOGAThe breathing, yoga postures and relaxation in this class will create flexibility,strength, and balance while reducing stress. Beginner and advancedstudents can benefit from improved overall health. Instruction is given forbeginners as well as more advanced students. Thursday morning classesare recommended for beginners or those looking for “gentle” yoga. FIRSTCLASS FREE! Min-4;max-25Instructor: Merrill KatzLocation: Train Depot 747 South Dixie HwyDays: Tuesdays, Thursdays Time: 9:30-11:00amSaturdays9:30-11:00amTuesdays6:30-8:00pmLocation: Boca Raton Community CenterMondays, Wednesdays, Fridays 9:30-11:00amThursdays6:30-8:00pmCost:111235 5 classes Resident $65 Non-resident $81.25111234 10 classes Resident $110 Non-resident $137.50111233 20 classes Resident $200 Non-resident $250Note: Class registration/waiver must be presented to instructor prior toparticipation. All patrons are required to register at the Boca Raton CommunityCenter prior to attending class.No class 9/2, 10/14, 11/11, 11/28, 12/25CHILDREN’S CLASSESWRITING FOR FUN Ages 14-18NEW!For teenagers who love to write. Personalized attention to individual interests:poetry, rants, personal stories, short fiction, scripts, or vignettes.Write and share what interests you with suggestions and prompts fromthe instructor. Get and give constructive feedback in a casual, supportive,non-competitive environment, while learning how to improve your writing.Min-8; Max-12Instructor: Emily Rosen, M.A., M.S.Days: TuesdaysTime: 3:30-5:30pm111027 Session 1 Sep 17 – Oct 8 Reg begins 9/3111027 Session 2 Oct 22 – Nov 12 Reg begins 10/8Location: Downtown LibraryCost: Per 4-week session Resident $80 Non-resident $100ACTORS CONSERVATORY Ages 12-18NEW!This is a course for those who aspire to be future professional actors. It isan intense program, designed to foster the young actor’s creative process.Conservatory training focus ranges from Shakespeare/stage work to filmand television. Individual class will examine emotional truth and process,scale for the camera vs. scale for the stage, stage combat, and vocal/movementtraining for the actor. Conservatory actors will perform in a showcaseat the end of the session.Min-8Instructor: Anthony Hubert, Founder/Artistic Director Rocky MountainConservatory TheatreDays: MondaysTime: 5:00-8:00pm111026-A1 Session 1 Sep 16 – Dec 2 Reg begins 8/26Location: Boca Raton Community CenterCost: Per 10-weeks Resident $475 Non-resident $594No class 10/14, 11/11ACTING 101 Ages 5-11NEW!For the creative child who is determined to be on stage. Successful actors/performers start off on the stage learning how to be comfortable in theirown skin so that they can begin to play the roles of other people. Classeswill start with creative dramatics through a series of exercises and games,then skill building and character creation for the stage. Character work inscenes will be appropriate for the student’s age. A showcase will be put onto celebrate new found skills after the 5 weeks training. Min-8Instructor: Anthony Hubert, Founder/Artistic Direct Rocky MountainConservatory TheatreDays: MondaysTime: 3:00-5:00pm111025-A1 Session 1 Sep 16 – Oct 21 Reg begins 8/26111025-A2 Session 2 Oct 28 – Dec 2 Reg begins 10/7Location: Boca Raton Community CenterCost: Per 5-weeks Resident $200 Non-resident $250YOGA KIDSYogaKids classes involve “the whole” child through multi-sensory learning.Classes often combine yoga positions with music, storytelling, and artwhile conveying lessons in positive thinking, self confidence and environmentawareness. Additional elements include: breathing, poses, cooperativegames, relaxation techniques and visual imagery.Instructor: Izabela PiaseckaDays: ThursdaysTime: Ages 5-7 4:00-4:45pmAges 8-12 5:00-6:00pm111019-A1 Session 1 Sep 12 – Oct 3 Reg begins 8/29111019-A2 Session 2 Oct 10 – Oct 31 Reg begins 9/26111019-A3 Session 3 Nov 7 – Dec 5 Reg begins 10/24Cost: Per 4 weeks $48 Resident $60 Non-residentNote: please wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga matNo class 11/28DANCE PROGRAMYour child’s confidence, creativity, rhythm, coordination, strength and expressionwill develop in these classes. Session 1 gives students the basicgroundwork for the recital routines taught in the recital sessions. Studentsmust be enrolled in recital session 1 to participate in recital, taking placein JuneInstructor: Miss IreneDays: TuesdaysSession 1 Sep 10 – Oct 29 Reg begins 8/27Recital Session 1 Nov 5 – Jan 14(Registration begins 10/15 for enrolled students, 10/22 for new students)Tap & BalletAges: Time: Min/Max111006 3-4 years 2:30-3:10pm 4/14111008 4 ½ -5 years 3:15-3:55pm 4/14111010 5 ½ - 7 years 4:00-4:40pm 4/14Days: WednesdaysSession 1 Sep 11 – Oct 30 Reg begins 8/28Recital Session 1 Nov 6 – Jan 15(Registration begins 10/16 for enrolled students, 10/23 for new students)Tap & BalletAges: Time: Min/Max111014 3-4 years 3:00-3:40pm 4/16Tap & Jazz111015 7-9 years 3:45-4:25pm 4/12*Tap111016 10 years & up 4:35-5:15pm 4/12*Jazz111017 12 years & up 5:20-6:00pm 4/12*Must have 2 years prior dance experienceCost: Per 8 weeks Resident $100 Non-resident $125Note: Student must be 3 years as of 9/1/13 to enroll in the 3-4 year oldclass.No class 11/26, 11/27, 12/24, 12/25, 12/31, 1/1MUSICAL THEATER & DANCE Ages 5-9Learn musical routines to your favorite song and dance shows. Shortscenes will be incorporated along with prop dances and singing. Theatergames will be played to improve on imagination, improvisation, andcreativity. Class will improve coordination, stage presence, creative thinkingand public speaking. Attire: girls-black leotard and shorts; boys-whiteshirts and black bottoms. Parents will be asked to wait outside duringclass. Min-5;max-15Instructor: Joy Deco and StaffDays: Mondays Time: 4:45-5:40pm111032-A1 Session 1 Sep 9 – Sep 30 Reg begins 8/26111032-A2 Session 2 Oct 7 – Nov 4 Reg begins 9/23111032-A3 Session 3 Nov 18 – Dec 9 Reg begins 11/4Cost: Per 4 weeks Resident $50 Non-resident $62.50No class 10/14No class 10/14, 11/11[PROGRAMS, OPERATING HOURS, AND/OR PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE]6 www.ci.boca-raton.fl.us | www.mybocaparks.org THE RECREATOR Fall 2013