FALL, 2026!
Join the Spotlight: Your Musical Theatre Journey Starts Here!
Whether you’re stepping onto the stage for the first time or you’re a seasoned performer looking to sharpen your edge, this is where you belong. This learning community is more than a class—it’s your backstage pass to mastering the triple-threat skills that make a strong musical theatre performer.
What’s Waiting for You:
Master the Craft: Go beyond the basics. Learn the "secrets of the trade" from industry pros to deliver performances that are honest, powerful, and unforgettable.
The Full Toolkit: We dive deep into vocal technique, acting through song, character, and dance. You won't just perform the text—you’ll live it.
From Solos to Scenes: Build your confidence with individual coaching, then pair up to tackle dynamic duo scenes and musical numbers.
The Grand Finale: Put it all into practice with a spectacular public showcase for friends and family as you debut your hard work.
Why Choose This Course?
Through hands-on training and professional-level insights, you’ll bridge the gap between "hobbyist" and "performer." You’ll walk away with more than just improved skills—you’ll have a profound understanding of what it takes to succeed in musical theatre.
The stage is set. The only thing missing is you.
How do I sign up?
Log in to your Harper Portal
Choose “Add/Drop Course.”
Select the Term: Fall, 2026
Select “Theatre/Communications.”
Submit the CRN Numbers for each linked class:
CRN: 37862 (THE 212-OL8)
CRN: 37861 (MUS 145-OL8)
Go to your summary and click Submit
You are now registered!
Class Meeting Times:
Dates: August 24 through December 18, 2026.
Mondays and Wednesdays from 12:30 pm – 3:15 pm.
Showcase Performance:
The culminating experience of this course is our capstone showcase, where students share their talents in a public performance of scenes, songs, and group numbers from musical theatre. It is both a celebration and a milestone—an opportunity to step into the spotlight and share their artistic voice with an audience of friends and family. Because after all, “there’s no business like show business.”
