Take center stage with confidence! In this dynamic class, middle school students will develop essential vocal techniques to elevate their musical theatre performances. Through focused work on vocal tone, harmony, and expressive singing, students will learn how to bring emotion and character to life through song.

They’ll also strengthen their stage presence, refine audition etiquette, and practice choosing and performing songs that showcase their unique strengths. Designed to build both skill and self-assurance, this class empowers students to deliver standout auditions with poise, passion, and polish.

 No Class on November 29

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  

11/1 - 12/13 (No 11/29)

1/17 - 2/21

3/14 - 4/25 (No 4/4)

$50 deposit will secure your spot!  You can make payments until Decemeber 31st.  

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

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.

No Class on November 30th

Plays require teamwork at every level and it is critical for actors to know how to engage with other actors and characters to tell the story of a scene/play. In this class, participants will dive deep into a contemporary scene with one or more partners. Students will employ all their previous acting experience to explore, rehearse and perform an assigned scene. Participants will fully explore the process of working with a partner and a director to successfully take a scene from the page to the stage!

 No Class on November 30th

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.

Calling all little heroes and their trusty sidekicks! This playful and imaginative drama class invites youth to step into the exciting world of superheroes, where teamwork, kindness, and creativity save the day. Through fun stories, movement, role-play, and simple dramatic activities, children will explore what it means to be a hero’s helper—using their imaginations to solve problems, work together, and build confidence. This joyful experience nurtures social skills, early communication, and creative expression in a warm, supportive environment. Perfect for curious students ready to unleash their superpowers of friendship and fun!

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.