Charleston Stage has one of the oldest and largest arts education programs for young people in the region. Led by Rylee Coppel, Director of Education and Engagement, Charleston Stage's TheatreSchool classes are taught by ten full-time professional actors who make up Charleston Stage’s Resident Acting Company. These professional educators guide levels kindergarten through 8th grade through the crafts of acting, vocal development, and musical theatre at grade-appropriate challenges and curricula.
By learning the discipline of live performance as they develop their own creative voices, students grow in poise, movement, speaking, and acting as they explore improvisation, theatre games, character development, and the other many skills of professional actors. Charleston Stage’s acting classes serve to provide young people with performance and creative thinking skills that will serve them in whatever profession they one day choose.
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MUSICAL THEATRE JAZZ (AGES 8-12) / Wednesdays 4pm-5pm
class runs FOR 4 weeks (week of Jan. 22nd, jan. 29th, Feb. 5th & feb. 12th)
Get ready to shine in this high-energy beginner class designed for young performers! Students will learn the fundamentals of jazz dance while exploring dynamic choreography inspired by musical theatre classics. From Broadway-style steps to storytelling through movement, this class will build confidence, coordination, and a love for the stage. Perfect for beginners, no prior experience is needed—just bring your enthusiasm and a desire to dance! Wear jazz shoes or sneakers- no crocs! Class registration fee is $125.
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Explore Classes Offered for Each Grade Level. enrollment is accepted on a rolling basiS.
Questions About Classes or tuition assistance? Please Contact Our Education Offices at 843.225.3900 or Email RYLEE COPPEL, DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION and engagement, at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .
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