In this course, you’ll develop essential communication skills that will empower you in a wide range of speaking situations. Through hands-on practice, you’ll learn how to conduct thorough research, structure your ideas clearly, and write with precision for impactful verbal delivery. We’ll also explore stylistic techniques, visual aids, and presentation strategies to make your message memorable. You’ll refine your ability to analyze and provide constructive feedback, all while building the self-confidence needed to communicate effectively and professionally. This course will give you the tools to connect, engage, and leave a lasting impression.

Introduction to Theatre is a foundational, hands-on course that explores the art, history, and practice of theatrical storytelling. Students examine significant plays, playwrights, and theatrical styles while developing ensemble skills through performance-based learning. The course introduces acting, script analysis, directing, design, and basic production practices, as well as the roles and responsibilities within a theatre company. Through discussion, viewing, and creative projects, students gain an understanding of how stories are created, shaped, and brought to life on stage—both in the spotlight and behind the scenes, providing a broad foundation in modern theatre. Introduction to Theatre is the prerequisite for all other drama courses.

Discover the vibrant world of musical theater in this engaging and comprehensive course, where acting, singing, and dancing come together to create dynamic performances. Students will explore techniques in vocal performance, choreography, and character development, while studying iconic musicals and their impact on the performing arts. Emphasis will be placed on collaboration, creativity, and building confidence through storytelling and stagecraft. Whether you're an experienced performer or new to the stage, this class provides the tools to grow as an artist and contribute to show-stopping ensemble productions.