Students will produce, act in, design, and build a one-act play.  They will analyze and explore different scripts from different genres.  Students will collaborate and work as an ensemble to produce one of the scripts.  They will develop or continue to grow their skills in both acting and theatrical design.  

There is no camp on June 19 in observance of the Juneteenth holiday.

Students will design their own puppets and props to tell stories and create characters. Students engage the actor’s tools of body, voice and imagination, as well as building their skills of the technical elements of theatre to create props and puppets. Please note: Student must turn 4 years old prior to the start of class.

This class is designed for adults who want to give acting a try, or revisit the basics in order to improve their technique! Students will participate in lively theatre games and exercises designed to free up the voice and body, stimulate creativity, promote self-confidence, and teach the building blocks of acting.

Discover the world of improvisation and how the skills involved connect and transfer to other areas of your life. In this class you will build skills such as spontaneity, listening, and collaborating with others as you create and act out scenes without an established script.  This class builds confidence, creativity, and allows one to trust their instincts.  No experience is needed to come and have FUN in this class.

This class focuses on developing acting skills through in-depth scene work. Students will rehearse and perform scenes from a variety of plays while exploring character objectives, relationships, and text analysis. Emphasis is placed on listening, responding authentically, and building strong connections with scene partners.

Through guided feedback and rehearsal techniques, actors will strengthen their performance skills, deepen their understanding of the script, and gain confidence bringing scenes to life on stage.

Students step into the story as they become the characters from picture books related to the theme of imagination. Students engage the actor’s tools of body, voice and imagination to become different characters and act out stories together. Please note: Student must turn 4 years old prior to the start of class.

Students step into the story as they become the characters from picture books related to the theme of imagination. Students engage the actor’s tools of body, voice and imagination to become different characters and act out stories together. Please note: Student must turn 4 years old prior to the start of class.

Come explore the works of Shakespeare with us! This class's object is to give students the confidence and tools to understand Shakespeare's words and turn it into playable action. We will break down the text, work with verse, and use acting techniques to help you connect emotionally.