Did you enjoy last year’s Theatre Workshop with Yvonne Zech at the Phoenix Club in Anaheim?
Here is an ENCORE !
Yvonne Zech will be offering yet another workshop on March 17th, 2019. This year, children will be working on an adaptation of the classic fairytale “Das Tapfere Schneiderlein”.
Yvonne, actress and trainer with the Galli Theater Group in Wiesbaden, is specializing in educational children’s theater projects. In her March workshop, children are encouraged to try out new ideas and become acquainted with different perspectives. Discovering their own body language helps children to adapt to new roles. Through the development of their own creativity and the joy of playacting, a world of possibilities will open up to them. Life is exciting and original!
Theatre Workshop is offered by the German American School Association (GASA)
When: Sunday, March 17, 2019
Where: Phoenix Club Anaheim,1340 S Sanderson Ave, Anaheim, CA 92806
Workshop Fee: $40 (1st child). Each additional child $30
A hamburger lunch is included. Please pack a lunch if your child has allergies or food restrictions
Space is limited – RESERVE YOUR SPOT TODAY! Last day to register is March 13th , 2019
Contact: Phone (562)-693-0223 or email: office@gasaschool.org
Theater workshop will take place from 10:00 am to 4:30 pm, Performance starts at 5:30 pm. A hamburger lunch is included. Please pack a lunch if your child has allergies or food restrictions. Between the workshop and the performance, a dinner selection will be available for purchase for you and your family.
Ilka, a gifted educator, who immigrated to the United States from Wiesbaden 29 years ago, has become indispensable for families of the German community in and around Los Angeles. Parents love her for creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere for their children while being immersed in the German language and learning all about German traditions as well. 
Kate Müser, who grew up in Pleasanton, California, was surprised to discover that she feels even closer to her home state now than she did when she first moved to Bonn, Germany, over 14 years ago.
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The script writing workshop led students through a pre-written script in order to learn the basic elements of story writing. First, they watched and analyzed a short film. Then, they were split into small groups and wrote their own scenes using those basic elements such as dialogue, conflict, and characters.
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Kate Müser, who grew up in Pleasanton, California, was surprised to discover that she feels even closer to her home state now than she did when she first moved to Bonn, Germany, over 13 years ago.