Discover the Art of Storytelling Through Faith and Theater
Our Theater Program at House of T'heArts International brings storytelling to life through the art of dramatic performance. Open to students of all levels, this program focuses on developing strong acting techniques, creativity, and emotional depth. Students will learn to convey powerful stories that inspire and uplift, with opportunities to refine their craft through hands-on training and live performances. With a faith-centered approach, our program nurtures both artistic talent and spiritual growth in a supportive and transformative environment.
Reynaldo Gamez Vallejo
Theater Teacher
Reynaldo was born in Baguano, an isolated sugar town in the province of Holguín, Cuba, in 1995. In 2016, he graduated as an actor from the Manuel Muñoz Cedeño Professional Academy of Arts, part of the National School of Arts of Cuba. For two years, he was an actor with Teatro de la Luna, one of the most prominent theater groups in Havana.
Reynaldo has written several theater pieces that have been performed in the United States. After arriving in Kentucky in 2020, he began studying audiovisual media and is currently pursuing his career as an Audiovisual Specialist in Orlando, Florida.
Mr. Reynaldo will be teaching monthly workshops at our Orlando main campus, offering his expertise through engaging, hands-on sessions
Course Description
Adult class objective.
The students will be learning the basics of acting. Students will learn the “Magic If”, a pillar of Stanislavskian tradition for acting, as well as awareness of their bodies, voice projection and psychology expression on stage. I am expecting for the students to understand the basics of acting starting from exercises that explore imagination and representation. No character developing, just acting from themselves as the primary instrument fro expression. Body, voice and physiology through awareness of their own presence on stage. Students are expected to participate and follow basic instructions. Students are expected to be able to follow audible commands that include walking, voice projection, fast paced movements, improvisation, group interaction and basic physical contact.
Children's class objective.
Children will use their imagination to, through acting, recreate elements other than their identity. Likewise, they will be able to put into practice their creativity and ability to improvise in all the exercises. Children are expected to be able to understand simple commands and execute them in consideration. Children should be able to follow these commands holistically. Participants are expected to use improvisation as an essential element of the performance.
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