Musical Theatre — Ages 6–10 & 10–14

Sing it, act it, and land the ending.

Every week you’ll work on a song from a real show — learning it, staging it, and figuring out how to make an audience believe you. Some weeks that’s a big Broadway number with the whole group. Some weeks it’s you and one other person and a scene you have to sell.

You’ll build the things performers actually need: how to project so the back row hears you, how to move on a stage without thinking about it, how to stay in character when something goes wrong. And you’ll do it as a company — the ensemble is the point, not the backdrop.

The material changes every term, from Disney to Broadway, so returning performers get new challenges and new roles.

You’ll perform at our Open House in December.

No experience needed. Come ready to be a bit loud.

Thursdays (ages 10–14) · Fridays (ages 6–10). 13 classes, Open House December 14–17.

Young Improvisers (Acting) — Ages 8–12

There’s no script. That’s the fun part.

Every class is games — fast, loud, and different every week. You’ll invent characters on the spot, build a scene out of whatever someone shouts from the side of the room, and find out what happens when you say yes to an idea instead of arguing with it.

Improv teaches things that stick: thinking on your feet, listening properly, and being brave enough to look silly in front of people. Kids who are already outgoing get somewhere to put it. Kids who aren’t tend to surprise everyone, including themselves.

There’s nothing to memorize and nothing to get wrong. That’s the whole appeal.

You’ll perform at our Open House in December.

Thursdays, 4:00–5:00pm. 13 classes, Open House December 14–17.

Try it first — come to a class for $15. If you love it, we’ll put that $15 toward your term tuition.

Thursday, September 10 — Musical Theatre 3:45–4:45pm (ages 10–14) · Young Improvisers 4:00–5:00pm (ages 8–12)
Friday, September 11 — Musical Theatre 3:45–4:45pm (ages 6–10)