2026-27 Theatreschool class registration
is now open! 

view the full weekly schedule below.

 (enrollment is accepted on a rolling basiS.)


 Ways to Pay: 

1 Payment @ $570 (full year payment) 
2 payments @ $285 (Aug 1, 2026 & Jan 1, 2027)
monthly payments @ $95 (per month)

(Monthly payments are charged on the 1st of every month.)

  

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4th 5th Grade Acting

4th–5th grade acting

tuesdays or thursdays

 
This class gives students the tools to level up their stage presence. Through monologues, scene study, and improvisation, students will explore how to create dynamic characters, make strong choices on stage, and collaborate as an ensemble. Designed for young actors who are ready to stretch their skills, this class builds confidence, discipline, and creativity in a supportive environment.

 
Learning Objectives: 

  • Strengthen acting fundamentals: voice, body, imagination, and focus
  • Learn to analyze scripts and develop characters with depth and clarity
  • Practice memorization, rehearsal, and performance techniques
  • Explore improvisation to build creativity and quick thinking
  • Develop clear vocal projection, diction, and expressive delivery
  • Build confidence performing monologues and scenes for an audience
  • Foster collaboration, listening, and teamwork through ensemble activities

 

4th 5th Grade Musical Theatre

4th–5th grade musical theatre

tuesdays, wednesdays, or thursdays

 
This class is designed for young performers with an interest in musical theatre. Students will explore acting, singing, and movement, through scene work, songs, and choreography. They will learn to make dynamic choices, integrating all three elements of musical theatre. This class helps students build both performance and life skills, including teamwork, focus, and confidence.

 
Learning Objectives: 

  • Build stronger acting, singing, and movement skills for musical theatre
  • Learn how to analyze characters and make bold performance choices
  • Practice memorization and rehearsal techniques for songs and scenes
  • Strengthen vocal projection, diction, and expression in both dialogue and singing
  • Improve musical timing, coordination, and storytelling through choreography
  • Collaborate with peers to create polished ensemble performances
  • Gain confidence performing for an audience and applying theatre etiquette

 

CS 26 27 Class Schedule Visual updated 

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