Master Class with Tony Nominee Rob McClure!
Date: Saturday, May 22nd, 2021
Time: 2:30pm-5:00pm ET
Location: Wherever you are, via Zoom!
Tuition: $150.00
Recommended Ages: 10-25
EXCLUSIVE FOR 10 STUDENTS ONLY!
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Hellooooooooo, poppets! We are ecstatic to welcome Rob McClure to the BAA family with this Master Class, exclusive for 10 performers only! Work with the Tony Nominated star of Broadway’s Chaplin, Beetlejuice and the upcoming Mrs. Doubtfire! (Oh, boy we can’t wait to see him back onstage when Broadway is back!)
You’ll get to work with Rob on acting through the song, interpretation and character, and making those audition pieces truly shine via your own personal approach and talent.
This class is open to intermediate and advanced musical theatre performers. Attending performers will work one-on-one with Rob. No audition is necessary to register. Participants need to bring a 16-32 bar cut of an audition song (about 1 minute) either Musical Theatre or Pop. Participants will need to have an accompaniment track, ready to play! Scroll down to read more about how to be ready for BAA Online classes, or click here.
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MEET YOUR BROADWAY INSTRUCTOR:
Rob McClure:
Rob McClure was most recently seen on Broadway as Adam Maitland in Beetlejuice: The Musical. Next, he’ll take the stage as none other than Daniel Hillard (aka: Mrs. Doubtfire) in Mrs. Doubtfire! Rob received a Tony Nomination for his performance as Charlie Chaplin in Chaplin. Additional Broadway credits include Something Rotten, Noises Off, Honeymoon in Vegas, Avenue Q and I’m Not Rappaport.
Rob knows all about being young and working towards being onstage. He’s a recipient of the Paper Mill Playhouse Rising Star Award for his performance as Charley in his High School’s production of Where’s Charley? He directed musicals at New Milford High School from 2003 to 2006 (including a show that he wrote, The Bagel Factory).
He is also the mastermind behind #ConductorCam, an online series he created in 2020, depicting scenes that you may or may have not seen in a orchestra pit, and teach you a lot about life in musical theatre from every angle. Follow him on Twitter as @RobMcClure and on insta as @McclureRob
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Online One Day Master Classes are open to ages 10-25.
This class is limited to 10 participants to ensure that each student receives personal attention from our special guest instructors. Enrollment will be closed when the class reaches capacity.
The basics about BAA online classes:
What you’ll need to have:
- An internet connection.
- A computer or connecting device with a camera.
- A secondary device in which to play your accompaniment track (for vocal sessions).
- A quiet space to connect from.
- A headset for when you are listening to other people perform or the instructor speak! (You can remove them when it is your turn to perform!)
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How will it work?
- We will meet using ZOOM.
This is a free service you may already have. Please, download the latest version to guarantee a smooth connection and use of all the latest features. When creating your user name, please make sure it features the student’s NAME and/or LAST NAME so you can be easily and properly identified by the instructor. - Logging into your ZOOM class room.
You’ll receive a Zoom class room link before the start of the first session of your selected series. This will be the same link you’ll use every week to connect. - Only participants registered in the Master Class will be allowed in. So, reserve your spot in a timely manner!
- Your instructor will be accompanied by a BAA Staff member during each Master Class. The BAA staff member will supervise, address and help with any technical questions, and guarantee each performer gets equal work time with the instructor. During vocal classes, we will lead a warm up right before so everyone is ready to sing!
More details will be sent your way upon registration!
*The following disclaimer is provided specifically at the request of and in accordance with SAG/AFTRA: Seminars or classes are for educational purposes only and will not secure or provide opportunity for employment in the field or representation by an agent or casting director.
