2019 Spring Semester Classes
We’re currently enjoying our exciting array of 2019 Spring Performing Arts classes. Registration for the Fall 2019 semester has not yet opened, but many of our Spring 2019 classes will be returning. For an idea of what to expect in the fall, see our schedule below for classes, days, times, ages, and pricing. Click on the descriptions to learn more about each class.
Classes run from Monday, February 4th through Friday, May 17. Recitals are Saturday, May 18th & Sunday, May 19th 2019.
(No classes on: Monday, February 18th and Friday, April 19th)
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3:45-5:15pm
3in1 Acting/
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3:45-4:30pm NOTE: This class has filled. Broadway
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3:45-4:30pm NEW! Intro to Drama for
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3:45-4:45pm NEW! Wonka Extravaganza 1Ages 6-8, $325 class description » |
3:45-4:45pm NEW! Scene Study & MonologuesAges 10+, $325 class description » |
4:45-7:00pm
3in1 Acting/
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4:30-5:15pm NOTE: This class has filled. Broadway Beginners 2
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4:30-5:30pm NEW! Intro to Improvisation
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4:45-5:45pm NEW! Wonka Extravaganza 2Ages 9-15, $325 class description » |
4:15-5:15pm NEW! Broadway Classics
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5:15-6:15pm
Beginning/
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5:00-6:00pm NEW! Comedy for Stage & Screen
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4:30-5:30pm
Beginner/
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7:00-8:00pm
Intermediate/
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5:45-7:45pm NOTE: This class has filled. Spring Musical:
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8:00-9:00pmPrivate Dance
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5:30-8:00pm
Private Acting, Monologue,
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View and/or Download a pdf version of the Spring 2019 Performing Arts Recital Schedule
View and/or Download a pdf version of the Spring 2019 schedule
Elefante Performing Arts students (pictured above) are starring on Broadway (“School of Rock”, TWO students in “Waitress”), in National Tours (“Les Miserables”, TWO students in “Kinky Boots”), in Netflix series (“Gypsy”, “Alex Strangelove”), in music videos with pop recording artists (Jason Mraz’s “Have it All”), in commercials, on cruise ships, in top NYC cabaret venues, on professional regional stages, in community theaters, and in their school shows at elementary, middle, high schools, and top colleges. Most importantly, they’ve developed poise, confidence, and communication skills that will last their whole lives long.
We provide our young performing artists with first-rate instruction by professional, working artists. Our teachers understand the importance of finding the storyteller in each and every performer, and providing them with practical tools and techniques to communicate clearly and honestly with the audience.
Elefante offers year-round instruction in the performing arts. During the school year, we hold both fall and spring semesters of classes covering all aspects of performance (acting, singing, and dance) for ages 3 through 18. In the summer, our amazing performing arts camps are among the most popular (and the most FUN) in New Jersey.
An Elefante education in the performing arts unlocks the door to a child’s imagination. Once they step through that door, they can go anywhere.
Photos above: Elefante students taking the world by storm!
Top row: 1) Cate Elefante as “Lulu” in Waitress on Broadway (with Sara Bareilles) & Katie Grober as “Lulu” in Waitress on Broadway (with Kat Mcphee). 2) Elefante’s Spring 2018 production of The Wizard of Oz. 3) Charlie Silver and Caleb Alexander in the International Tour of Kinky Boots.
Middle row: 1) Elefante’s Spring 2017 production of Annie. 2) Carissa Gaughran in the summer 2018 season at Maine State Music Theater & Cate Elefante in the National Tour of Les Miserables. 3) Katie Grober with Jason Mraz in Mr. Mraz’s music video “Have it All” & at a recording session at Atlantic Records.
Bottom row: 1) Adam Cantor as “Charlie” in Charlie and Algernon at Feinstein’s 54 Below cabaret club in NYC & in the Netflix film Alex Strangelove. 2) Sarah Walsh in School of Rock on Broadway. 3) Maren Heary on the red carpet for the premiere of her Netflix series, Gypsy.