Wednesdays:

February 4-April 8, 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.

Saturdays:

February 7-April 18, 9:00AM-10:30AM

Allow your young star to try something new and make new friends! Students will be introduced to theatrical concepts including character creation, choreography, singing, and performance by exploring various theatre games, art projects, and songs. This exciting class will end with a final showcase for friends and family to come explore all of the fun and hard work that was put into the semester!

We welcome disabled and neurodivergent children as well as those who are nondisabled.

Class will not meet on April 4. This class will end in a small, informal showcase for family and friends on the last day of class.

Saturdays:

February 7-April 18, 9:00AM-10:30AM

The "Musical Theatre" genre is the most popular form of theatre in America today. It's exciting, magical and the fun is contagious! Your young star will experience musical theatre through ensemble singing, movement, acting exercises and solo work to take their skills to the next level.

We welcome disabled and neurodivergent children as well as those who are nondisabled.

Class will not meet on April 4. This class will end in a small, informal showcase for family and friends on the last day of class.

*Please note that if the class exceeds 20 students, the class will be split on the first day into two groups: introductory and intermediate.*

Saturdays:

February 7-April 18, 9:00AM-10:30AM

This fun course explores the fundamentals of becoming a strong, young actor. Your young star will learn how to utilize vocal/physical training, theatre games, and improvisation to enhance their skills and build upon their theatrical education. Students acquire improved communication skills as well as bettered self-confidence for performance.

We welcome disabled and neurodivergent children as well as those who are nondisabled.

Class will not meet on April 4. This class will end in a small, informal showcase for family and friends on the last day of class.

*Please note that if the class exceeds 20 students, the class will be split on the first day into two groups: introductory and intermediate.*

Saturdays:

February 7-April 18, 9:00AM-11:00AM

Take your skills to the next level! Step into a new world of performance preparation and motivation with this highly competitive course. The class will involve intensive scene study for the serious young actor. Students will use improvisation, vocal performance, and physical training to develop professional skills. This class is perfect for students who plan on continuing their theatrical education at the collegiate or professional level.

We welcome disabled and neurodivergent children as well as those who are nondisabled.

Class will not meet on April 4. This class will end in a small, informal showcase for family and friends on the last day of class.

Saturdays:

February 7-April 18, 10:35AM-12:05PM

Develop a deeper appreciation for acting and the arts! Through theatre games, acting exercises, and text work, your student will gain confidence and an enriched understanding of the craft. Students will learn the vocabulary and techniques that every actor must know while making new friends along the way!  

We welcome disabled and neurodivergent children as well as those who are nondisabled.

Class will not meet on April 4. This class will end in a small, informal showcase for family and friends on the last day of class.

Saturdays:

February 7-April 18, 10:35AM-12:05PM

The "Musical Theatre" genre is the most popular form of theatre in America today. It's exciting, magical and the fun is contagious! Your young star will experience musical theatre through ensemble singing, movement, acting exercises and solo work to take their skills to the next level.

We welcome disabled and neurodivergent children as well as those who are nondisabled.

Class will not meet on April 4. This class will end in a small, informal showcase for family and friends on the last day of class.

Saturdays:

February 7-April 18, 11:05AM-1:05PM

Take your skills to the next level! Step into a new world of performance preparation and motivation with this highly competitive course. This class will work on student's individual vocal performance and technique while enhancing their acting and showmanship skills. This class is perfect for students who plan on continuing their theatrical education at the collegiate or professional level. 

We welcome disabled and neurodivergent children as well as those who are nondisabled.

Class will not meet on April 4. This class will end in a small, informal showcase for family and friends on the last day of class.

*Please note that if the class exceeds 20 students, the class will be split on the first day into two groups by age*