Classes

Theatre Elective (Elementary, Middle, and High School)

This class will cover theatre history, terms, and elements as well as acting in varying degrees of depth appropriate to their grade level. With an optional grading addition (an extra $10 per semester) specifically geared towards homeschool students, this class will have 3 projects throughout the semester that each student will complete and present to the class.

PreSchool Dance (Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop)

Along with a guardian, PreSchool children will play movement games, practice fine and gross motor skills, stretch their muscles, move with music and learn basic dance terms, all while having fun!

Acting Class (Middle/ High School)

Acting Class students will focus on character work and scene study. In our auditioning unit, students will practice monologues and slating.

Dance Classes (Jazz, Ballet, Hip Hop, Musical Theatre Dance)

In their age group classes, students will warm up, practice basic skills used in the appropriate style for the class and learn choreography.

Acting for Shakespeare Class (Middle/ High School)

Acting for Shakespeare Class students will learn basic scansion and historical context for Shakespeare's plays in how it affects the portrayal of his characters. We will do vocal, scene and character development.

Advanced Dance Classes (Jazz, Ballet, Hip Hop, Musical Theatre Dance)

These advanced classes will assume that students have at least a year or two of experience in their various dance styles. The classes will move quickly through basic techniques and build upon them towards more advanced techniques culminating in an advanced choreographed dance.

Improv (Elementary and Middle/ High School)

Acting always requires improvisation. Something is bound to go wrong. This class will focus on stretching students' adaptability through games and improv scene work.

Creative Storytelling (Elementary School)

Creative Storytelling students will listen to well known storybooks and improvise the scenes themselves. We will tell our own versions of the tales maintaining the core of the story.

Choreography Workshop (Middle/High School

This class will begin with a physical warm up, then move into a study of famous and influential choreographers over the years. Students will learn tips for creating their own choreography culminating in a showcase of self choreographed dances at the end of the semester.

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