M U S I C A L A R T S C A M P
a musical theater camp for budding actors and singers...
June 15 - 19 and June 29 - July 3, 2020 | 9am - 3pm
Ages 7-12
Tuition: $255
Ages 7-12
Tuition: $255
a b o u t t h i s c a m p . . .
During this dynamic theater and music camp, vocal coach, Ali Gibson, will lead children in chorus, dance & movement, theater games and other musical activities. Students enjoy opportunities for prop-making, and the creation of simple and interesting set and background pieces. The end of camp will culminate in a performance of a mini musical.
a b o u t t h e i n s t r u c t o r . . .
Ali Dawson Gibson is a singer, teacher and performer with a varied musical background including opera, art song, jazz, musical theater, folk and rock. Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, Ali has traveled far and wide to explore her musical pursuits, and is thrilled to make a home base in Bristol, Vermont with her husband and young son.
With a Bachelor’s of Music from the University of Colorado at Boulder, and a Master’s of Music from the UNC School of the Arts' Fletcher Opera Institute in Opera Performance, Ms. Gibson has performed as an opera singer with companies such as the Aspen Opera Theater Center, Fletcher Opera Institute, Festival Opera and Opera San Jose.
Upon moving to New York City as a Kenan Fellow with the Lincoln Center Institute in 2004, Ali discovered the world of Arts in Education and became a passionate teaching artist. Through this lens of artistry, which encourages and develops one's work both as an artist/musician and as an educator, Ali partnered with organizations such as Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center Institute, The Metropolitan Opera Guild, New York City Opera, and The Dreamyard Project, where she taught and performed in schools throughout NYC.
With a Bachelor’s of Music from the University of Colorado at Boulder, and a Master’s of Music from the UNC School of the Arts' Fletcher Opera Institute in Opera Performance, Ms. Gibson has performed as an opera singer with companies such as the Aspen Opera Theater Center, Fletcher Opera Institute, Festival Opera and Opera San Jose.
Upon moving to New York City as a Kenan Fellow with the Lincoln Center Institute in 2004, Ali discovered the world of Arts in Education and became a passionate teaching artist. Through this lens of artistry, which encourages and develops one's work both as an artist/musician and as an educator, Ali partnered with organizations such as Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center Institute, The Metropolitan Opera Guild, New York City Opera, and The Dreamyard Project, where she taught and performed in schools throughout NYC.
