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Stories Home » Family Engagement » New Victory Arts Break » Get Ready to Play in the Great Indoors Posted January 21, 2022 Get Ready to Play in the Great Indoors This season, we offer more than a dozen shows, four of which you can catch on stage in live performances at the New Victory Theater. To continue our longstanding commitment to offer you free arts engagement with every show, New Victory Arts Break is our ongoing series of free activities designed for you and your family to explore the performing arts together. Not seeing a show? No worries! New Victory Arts Break is available online and free to use. Aside from a few household objects, all you need is a big imagination and a lot of creativity. Whether you learn some new moves, create a work of art or simply try something new, we hope you get up, get moving and have fun with New Victory Arts Break! Here’s a look at some of the season’s highlights so far: Devise a Theatrical Performance Create stories from scratch! Follow along with New Victory Teaching Artist Ugo Anayanwu as he guides us through a free-writing devising exercise that inspires a piece of movement. Delve into more devised theater, fashion a fortune teller and make a memory map with New Victory Arts Break: Devised Theater! Create a Monologue Join New Victory Teaching Artist Heidi Stallings as she takes us through the process of creating a monologue inspired by a treasured photo. In the mood for more monologue merrymaking? Practice writing and performing from the heart in the rest of New Victory Arts Break: Monologues! Everyone Has a Talent! Follow along with New Victory Teaching Artist Julia Sirna-Frest as she teaches us a song that we can personalize to showcase our own talents. Warm up your voice and explore the musical inspiration all around you in the rest of New Victory Arts Break: Songwriting and Music-Making! Create Character Voices Follow along with New Victory Teaching Artist Ana Cantorán Viramontes, and explore different ways of creating voices for the puppet characters in your life! Craft more charismatic characters and puppets with personality in the rest of New Victory Arts Break: Character Creation! Become a Puppet! Join New Victory Teaching Artist Spencer Lott as he uses a few articles of clothing—and the helping hands of an ensemble of friends—to become a puppet himself! Partake in more puppet-filled play and explore different puppetry performance styles, both on our own and with a little help from our friends, in the rest of New Victory Arts Break: Puppet Performance! Explore the arts wherever you are! New Victory Arts Break offers free ideas and activities guided by New Victory Teaching Artists for teachers and families to incorporate performing arts into their learning. In this ongoing series, discover creative playtime that will flex your creativity and stretch your imagination! Want notifications about new posts? Sign up for New Victory email! New Victory Arts Break Supporters New Victory Arts Break is funded, in part, by Bloomberg Philanthropies, the Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund, public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council,and the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature. CategoriesFamily Engagement, New Victory Arts BreakTagsArts Break Share: Share on Facebook. Share on Twitter. Read Similar Posts: New Victory Arts Break: Baba Yaga and the Firebird New Victory Arts Break: Zapatos Nuevos New Victory Arts Break: New Shoes Browse All Posts by Tag: Arts Break Arts Break: Air Play Arts Break: Jabari Dreams of Freedom Arts Break: Leonardo! Arts Break: Stono Arts in Education Circus Creating with LabWorks Artists Dance Discover Art Forms Explore a World of Arts Family Activity LabWorks New Victory Dance Puppetry Russell Granet Teaching Artists Theater for Young Audiences Ushers Usher Spotlight