Have you noticed your student’s dedication to landing a role in their school show? Sign them up for this class so your high schooler can learn what it takes to be fully prepared for auditions. This class helps students build the skills and confidence needed to perform at their best. With a focus on delivering memorable monologues, students will gain a deeper understanding of what directors look for in performers and leave feeling confident that they can give their best audition every time.

Enter the world of swashbuckling stage combat! In this fun, high-energy class, students will learn the fundamentals of theatrical fighting using both the single sword—the most common weapon in stage combat—and unarmed techniques, such as punches, slaps, falls, and more. Through safe, choreographed fights, students will build skills in footwork, timing, and storytelling through movement.

By the end of the course, students will confidently perform a staged fight scene, mastering the art of safe, dramatic combat—with and without weapons.

No experience needed—just a love for action and performance!

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.

This is an introduction to the acting technique pioneered by Sanford Meisner. This course is meant to acquaint the student with preliminary Meisner training techniques that will impart a truthful immediacy to acting work.  Students will go through a number of Meisner exercises, leading to monologue and scene work. The emphasis is on acting in the moment, playing off one's partner, and trusting your impulses! You should come out of this course with a new perspective on acting technique, and less stage fright! 

This class is perfect for adults who love to sing and want to learn how to read music confidently—no experience required. In a relaxed, supportive, and low-pressure environment, you'll develop the foundational skills of sight reading: recognizing notes, rhythms, and melodic patterns so you can sing directly from sheet music without needing to hear it first.  Through guided exercises, group singing, and ear training techniques, you’ll build your musical literacy step by step—at a pace that’s comfortable and encouraging.

Whether you’re singing in a choir, exploring a new hobby, or returning to music after years away, this class will help you find your voice and read music with ease.

Perfect for beginners and welcoming to all experience levels, this lively class invites students to explore the actor’s essential tools: body, voice, and imagination. Through fun, collaborative games and activities, students will develop skills in improvisation, storytelling, and character creation.

 No Class on April 1

Welcome to the Imaginarium: a space where stories come to life and creativity knows no bounds! In this hands-on theatre class, creativity takes center stage as students journey through the world of storytelling using movement, dramatic play, and expressive exploration. Designed to spark creativity and curiosity, the class encourages students to step into new characters, act out whimsical adventures, and discover the joy of using their bodies, voices, and imaginations to bring stories to life. Through playful exploration and storytelling, students should leave this class with confidence, collaboration skills, and a deeper love for narrative arts.

No Class on April 1

Perfect for beginners and welcoming to all experience levels, this lively class invites students to explore the actor’s essential tools: body, voice, and imagination. Through fun, collaborative games and activities, students will develop skills in improvisation, storytelling, and character creation.

 No Class on April 2