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4217-502: Middle School Ensemble (grades 6-8): Improv: Yes And!
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
4217-502: Middle School Ensemble: Year - Long (grades 6 - 8)
with Riley Yates
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.
Dates:
9/12 - 10/17
10/31 - 12/12 (No 11/28)
1/16 - 2/20
3/13 - 4/24 (No 4/3)
Will run
4220-504: 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.
No Class on November 30th
4220-504: Actor’s Studio: Character Development
with Anne Knight
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.
4220-504: Actor’s Studio: The Actor's Process
with Jeri Lynn Schulke
This class builds on foundational acting skills by challenging students to grow through scene study, character analysis, and script interpretation. Emphasis is placed on making strong acting choices, refining performance techniques, and responding authentically to scene partners.
4217-502: Actor's Toolbox (grades 3-5): Broadway in Training
with Sienna LoFaro
Step into the spotlight and let your creativity shine! In this foundational theatre class for grades 3–5, students will develop essential performance skills through focused work in singing, dancing, and imaginative storytelling. With age-appropriate instruction, young actors will learn vocal technique, basic choreography, and how to use body and voice to express character.
Emphasis is placed on skill development, creative collaboration, and building confidence on stage. By the end of the week, students will apply what they've learned in a final showcase that highlights their growth as young performers.
No class November 25
4217-502: Playmakers (grades K-2): Singing Stars
with Jade Alexandria Young
Calling all young stars! In this fun and energetic class, students in grades K-2 will explore the joy of singing and moving together. Through lively songs, simple movement, and creative theatre activities, children will build rhythm, coordination, and confidence in a playful, supportive setting. This class is a wonderful way for young performers to discover their love for music and move while having a magical time on their feet!
No Class on November 25
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4217-502: Actor's Toolbox (grades 3-5): Broadway in Training
with Sienna LoFaro
Step into the spotlight and let your creativity shine! In this foundational theatre class for grades 3–5, students will develop essential performance skills through focused work in singing, dancing, and imaginative storytelling. With age-appropriate instruction, young actors will learn vocal technique, basic choreography, and how to use body and voice to express character.
Emphasis is placed on skill development, creative collaboration, and building confidence on stage. By the end of the week, students will apply what they've learned in a final showcase that highlights their growth as young performers.
No class November 26