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Middle School Ensemble (grades 6 - 8): Year Long
with Riley Yates

Pack your bags and get ready for an unforgettable journey through the world of theatre! This year-long ensemble course takes middle school students on a creative adventure—building performance skills, gaining stage confidence, and exploring every corner of the theatrical map. From acting and movement to voice and technical theatre, students will chart their course through hands-on, dynamic instruction.
Along the way, they'll prepare for future auditions and discover their unique artistic voice. Families can conveniently enroll for the full year, following the regular session schedule. The journey concludes with a final destination worth celebrating: a fully staged, one-act play that showcases the talent and growth of every young performer.
Because when you travel a year to play... every stop is a chance to shine.
Classes will follow the six-week session schedule
9/13 - 10/18
11/1 - 12/13 (No 11/29)
1/17 - 2/21
3/14 - 4/25 (No 4/4)
$50 deposit will secure your spot!
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Middle School Ensemble (grades 6-8): Improv/Quick Thinking, Big Laughs!
with Romni Rossi

Get ready to think fast, laugh loud, and act on your feet! In this high-energy class, middle school students will dive into the fundamentals of improvisation—learning to create characters, scenes, and stories without a script. Through fun and fast-paced games, students will build confidence, boost creativity, and strengthen their communication and collaboration skills.
Whether they're creating wild scenarios or reacting in the moment, students will learn the power of saying “yes, and…” as they become better performers and teammates. Perfect for beginners and budding comedians alike, this class is all about quick thinking and big fun!"
Will run
Actor’s Studio: Beginning Acting
with Renee Wimberley

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.
Actor’s Studio: Character Development
with Alison Lawrence

Students will use scenes and/or monologues to develop an approach for developing a detailed, multi-faceted character as an actor. Students will explore different ways into creating a character from the initial steps of text analysis all the way through fully embodying the character on stage.
Actor’s Studio: Voice Acting
with Rowell Gormon

Adapt your stage talents for use in voiceovers (commercials, narration, animation), where all you have is a microphone and your voice. Veteran talent Rowell Gormon (and RLT alumn) guides you through the basics, recording script samples with instant playback and individual feedback. You'll also get practical information on recording from home and avoiding "get rich quick" schemes. More about Rowell's work at www.voice2go.com
Actor's Toolbox (grades 3-5): Stories Reimagined

In this creative and fun acting class, students will unlock their imaginations by retelling familiar stories in brand-new ways! Through acting exercises, movement, and ensemble work, young performers will explore character, setting, and story structure while learning the tools every actor needs–focus, collaboration, voice, and body awareness.
No class on November 26
Playmakers (grades K-2): Stories Across Cultures
with Brittney Gonzalez

Students explore learning key acting skills and practice the art of storytelling. Using communication skills, collaboration, and creativity, students will work as a team to create their own story based on stories from various cultures.
No Class on November 26
Actor's Toolbox (grades 3-5): Stories Reimagined
with Kathleen Rudolph

In this creative and fun acting class, students will unlock their imaginations by retelling familiar stories in brand-new ways! Through acting exercises, movement, and ensemble work, young performers will explore character, setting, and story structure while learning the tools every actor needs–focus, collaboration, voice, and body awareness.
No Class on November 27