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!

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.

Get ready to sing, dance, and shine in Broadway in Training! This introduces our youngest performers to the magic of musical theater through imaginative play, movement, music, and storytelling.Campers will explore favorite songs, learn simple choreography, and play theatre games. 

No previous theater experience is needed. Just bring your imagination and get ready for an adventure on the path to Broadway!

No class November 28

Students will learn and explore the elements of playwriting.  They will use creative writing prompts and various playwriting exercises to brainstorm ideas and create captivating stories that will be the basis for their own original play.

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!

In this engaging and collaborative class, students will explore the fundamentals of acting through scene work. They’ll learn key skills such as text analysis, character development, blocking (staging), and memorization. Working in pairs, students will bring scenes from contemporary plays to life, building confidence, creativity, and teamwork along the way. The course culminates in a classroom performance where students showcase their work.

No Class on April 3