Mondays:

February 2-April 6, 6:30PM-8:30PM

Even the great actors of our day had to start somewhere. It's time for YOU to begin your journey! Always wanted to act, but were too nervous or unsure of where to begin? Now is your chance to explore new techniques and enhance your skills in a comfortable and relaxed setting! Through theatre games, acting exercises, and scene work, you will gain confidence and an enriched understanding of the craft. Learn the vocabulary and techniques that every actor must know while meeting new people along the way!

Mondays:

February 2-April 6, 6:30PM-9:00PM

This class allows you to take your vocal skills to new octaves! Built for all ranges and skill levels, fine-tune your voice and practice in a fun and relaxed environment. Challenge yourself as you discover your strengths and expand on your abilities through lessons in showmanship, dictation, breathing, voice control and more.

Mondays:

February 2-April 6, 6:30PM-8:30PM

Learn and discover the proper approach to scene work and character development by using what the playwright has given you on the page. Continue your self discovery as an artist while building your ability and vocabulary for further advanced study. Students will delve into one full-length scene throughout the semester utilizing theatre exercises, coaching from the instructor, and reading discussions to bring the scene to life.

Mondays:

February 2-April 6, 6:30PM-9:00PM

*Participation in 221: Acting II, Scene Study is recommended, but not required to join this class.* Above all, attendance is key for this class. This class is designed for the serious student who is able to rehearse with their scene partners outside of class. This intense scene-study course focuses on making strong choices toward discovering objective, taking risks, and living in the moment through rigorous and exhilarating personal coaching.

Mondays:

February 2-April 6, 6:30PM-8:30PM

Embark on an enlightening journey into the world of Shakespeare, where we’ll unravel the complexities of his timeless works. This class aims to demystify the texts and elevate your confidence in reading and speaking the Bard’s language. Bid farewell to confusion and embrace a deeper appreciation of his artistry. With essential tools and strategies for comprehension, you’ll learn to navigate intricate multi-line thoughts with ease. Engage with meter, rhetoric, argument, and wordplay through a series of dynamic exercises that blend critical analysis with creative expression. Together, we will explore a curated selection of speeches, scenes, and sonnets, allowing Shakespeare to reveal himself as a captivating companion. Join us as we delve into the rich tapestry of his language—each line a gateway to laughter, insight, and profound discovery.

Tuesdays:

February 3-April 7, 6:30PM-8:30PM

Even the great actors of our day had to start somewhere. It's time for YOU to begin your journey! Always wanted to act, but were too nervous or unsure of where to begin? Now is your chance to explore new techniques and enhance your skills in a comfortable and relaxed setting! Through theatre games, acting exercises, and scene work, you will gain confidence and an enriched understanding of the craft. Learn the vocabulary and techniques that every actor must know while meeting new people along the way! .

Tuesdays:

February 3-April 7, 6:30PM-9:00PM

This class allows you to take your vocal skills to new octaves! Built for all ranges and skill levels, fine-tune your voice and practice in a fun and relaxed environment. Challenge yourself as you discover your strengths and expand on your abilities through lessons in showmanship, dictation, breathing, voice control and more.

Tuesdays:

February 3-April 7, 6:30PM-8:30PM

Whether you're an actor who wants to give better auditions or an accountant who wants to be more at ease when speaking in front of audiences, beginner's improv will help you think more quickly on your feet, unblock your creativity and think outside of the box! Step out of your comfort zone with this never-scary, always hilarious introduction to spontaneous performance.