Scene Study - This is designed for students with basic to advanced acting skills and focuses on applying acting technique in scene work. Students will strengthen concentration, focus, accessing temperament, and getting to the heart of a scene.  

What to expect:

1) Ensemble building - Viewpoints Exercises: Rhythm, Tempo, Gesture, Shape, Kinesthetic Response, Topography, Architecture.

2) Scene Assignment - brief dissection of what a scene is—its components; the structure of a scene.

3) Scene Work - Getting a scene up on its feet, picking the text up from off the page, and remaining truthful.

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**This is for one night only. (if you have a class requirement, this masterclass will count as 1 completed class)  September 21st, 2019 from 5:00-8:00pm 

Musical theatre- For triple threats in the making! Musical Theatre Class will help build your performance confidence through movement, acting and singing and build the skills necessary to communicate the dramatic content of musical text over a range of musical styles/categories. Students will learn song and dance routines set to Modern Broadway musical theatre productions.

This is a 6-week class session and each class is 1 hour long. First class is Wednesday, October 16th and last class is Wednesday, November 20th. ** Taught by Katie Wallace.

This class will focus on building dance technique across forms/disciplines: Jazz, Ballet, Hip-Hop, Modern and Contemporary styles mainly. The class is divided into two sections: warm-up (includes both static exercises and "across-the-floors") and a set of choreography. The outcome will be a culmination of all the dance pieces learned in class. 

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This is an 6-week class session, and each class is 1 hour. First class starts on Saturday, November 9th, and last class is Saturday, December 21st, 2019.  There is no class on Saturday, November 30th** Taught by Wilfred Paloma

This class is designed to help build up technique of multiple styles of dance. Not only will this class provide the foundation needed to excel in each style, but also to help improve strength and coordination, along with the ability to learn new choreography. In this class, students will learn: jazz, ballet, lyrical/contemporary, and tap. This class will begin with a warm-up, followed by across the floor exercises, and choreography to apply their technique to fun songs!

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This is a 6-week class session and each class is 1 hour long. First class is Tuesday, August 27th. (Please note, there will be no class on September 17th) Last class is Tuesday, October 8th. ** Taught by Kaitlyn Pym

Advanced Acting Techniques is a class designed for students looking to address craft and technique; to prepare for professional level productions. This class builds upon sequential learning benchmarks. The students will engage in purposeful exercises and will intentionally be challenged to confront their humanity: emotional depth and temperament. 

This is an 8-week class session, and each class is 1 hour long.  Stay tuned for our next session start date ** Taught by Wilfred Paloma

The Foundations of Acting is class designed for students seeking base level knowledge of Acting as it connects to performance. Students will learn cross-technique approaches to Acting as a means of exploring personal process. Students will have opportunity for exploration and beginning level performance.

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This is an 8-week class session, and each class is 1 hour long. Stay tuned for our next session start date ** Taught by Wilfred Paloma

Why should your kids have all the fun? Our adult tap class is open to all ages (18+) and experience levels. This class fuses the structure and rhythm of tap dance, with some high energy fun that is sure to leave you smiling and breaking a sweat. Class consists of warm up, various combinations, and short routine. Get ready to have some fun! Taught by Katie Wallace

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Tap Dance is a timeless art that combines dance and percussion. Tap dancers in musicals, movies, television, commercials, and concerts inspire us with their infectious rhythms. Tap Dance classes explore the two traditions of rhythm tap (hoofing) and Broadway tap. Class begins with warm up exercises in the center that increase control, coordination, and rhythm, followed by across the floor exercises that teach dynamics, and musicality. The goal is to develop tap dancers that are equally strong musicians, dancers, and performers. - Taught by Kaitlyn Pym & Katie Wallace