11/15/13

What We've Been Up to Lately: Improve Classes at Red Carpet Kids

Ella and her teacher Eva (in gray) making the same determined face. It's a great face.
I guess I'm signing my kids up for classes now? It's finally happened. No more wondering aimlessly through the city. We have places to be! People to meet! Get outta our way! My kids have been dabbling in skateboarding and soccer and now improv classes through Red Carpet Kids. We're obsessed. Here's a few reasons why it's our favorite class of all . . .

1. It takes place is on the Upper East Side in a gorgeous mansion. To get there after school, we cut through Central Park on our scooters. It's been incredible to watch the park change with the seasons. The journey to improv is part of the adventure.

2. Bottomless pink lemonade once we get to class.

3. The teachers can't be beat. Their energy level hasn't waned from the first class back in September. It actually seems to be getting higher as the kids learn the games and techniques. The teachers are so excited when they see improvement and aren't afraid to show it.

4. The skills learned from improv are endless. Thinking fast, developing creativity, and building confidence are just a few. Pretty much everything I would want them to learn.

5. Funny (Owen) or not (Oscar), these skills will help them with whatever they want to do with their life. Whether it be an FBI agent (Owen), a pilot (Oscar), or a teacher (Ella).

6. While my kids are in class, I sneak away to Bloomingdale's around the corner. It's a whole other world on the Upper East Side. I could get used to it very fast.

7. We've started forming a friendship with Eva and Craig, the founders of Red Carpet Kids. We even have a double date on the calendar. Can't wait!

8. My kids are in complete bliss for the entire hour. Take a look at the pictures. They can't contain themselves. I couldn't ask for anything more.

I highly recommend the class and would love to see more kids join us at  Improv University at Red Carpet Kids. Click here to for information about the class.

Also, Red Carpet Kids offers pajama parties on select Friday nights. My kids went once so Rob and I could go on a date. It was perfect. The kids got to watch movies in the theater, eat pizza, and play games. A great way to start the weekend. Click here to find out more about their upcoming events.

Owen and Oscar are practically conjoined during class. It's really sweet to see their tight bound. 
Eva giving them an pretend baby bird. They totally dropped it. 
Work it little Miss Amy Poehler
Above is Owen trying to put his grubby hands on the chandelier. The classic, "this is why we can't have nice things," phrase ran through my head. That smirk on his face. Scary!  
May pink lemonade always be in their red dixie cups.
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19 comments:

  1. This looks like so much fun! I love it when children get really involved with their imaginations
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  2. The pic of Ella and Owen looks like too mini college kids/high school kids walking upstairs at a party. I think it's the cups. I wonder when they are older if they will all hang out together/have mutual friends.

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  3. hahaha "may lemonade always be in the red dixie cups..."

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  4. Ella's determined face, ha! Totally got that from you!! You've gotta dig up that picture of you doing that as a kid.

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  5. I'm an actress and of course I think taking improv classes is the best for kids! They develop incredible skills and they have so much fun!! All kids should have improv classes at school, there'll be less troubles.

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  6. Ah this looks like so much fun! I wish my town offered something as helpful and creative for my shy little one. Actually, I could probably use it too.
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  7. those improv classes look like so much fun! Does your daughter ever feel left out of the twin bond thing? How do you manage that?

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    1. sorry for the late response! i asked her about this. he response (it cracked me up) was, "No, I don't feel left out. Because I'm the best." ha that's my girl.

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  8. This looks fabulous! Nothing like that around here...! Enjoy!

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  9. These classes look great, but at $700/kid, they're a bit of an extravagance for most people. Did you pay $2,100 for your kids to take these classes, or was this a sponsored post that wasn't disclosed?

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    1. Yes, I too would like to know about this.

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    2. I'm also waiting for your response on this Sharon...

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    3. Not a sponsored post. My kids were awarded a very generous scholarship based on merit. They are very talented.

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  11. loved it, sharon. thank you for letting us know that this exists!
    cheers from rio de janeiro,
    tanara

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