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Winter Youth Musical: Frozen, Jr.
Students interested in performing will audition with
a song of their choosing, read lines from provided
script pages, and learn and perform a short dance
combination. Performers will be assigned roles
and memorize their part throughout the process
including scenes, songs, dances, and character
development. No absences allowed during tech
rehearsals and performances. Ages 7-18
Tech Rehearsals: Monday, February 21-ursday,
February 24, 4:00-7:00P.
Performances: Friday, February 25 and Saturday,
February 26 at 7:00P, and Sunday, Februrary 27 at
2:00P.
Supervisor: Michaela Williams
Discovering The Stage: Three
Little Pigs
A high-energy, fast-paced class that introduces
theatre skills and activities for young students who
want to take the stage. Students will learn several
warm-ups, games, and improvisation techniques
to give them strong stage presence and confidence
projecting their lines as well as playing as an
ensemble. Ages 4-6
Supervisor: Michaela Williams
Drop-In Programs
performing arts
Youth Theatre
Program Ages Day/Date Time Location
# of
Classes Res Fee - Fee
Theatre • No class 3/27 - 4/2
Frozen, Jr. 7-18 Tu/Th/Sa, Jan 18 - Feb 24 Tu/Th, 4:00 - 7:00P | Sa, 1:00 - 4:00P Dole Center 6 weeks $180 - 200
Discovering the Stage 4-6 W, Jan 19 - Feb 23 4:00 - 4:40P Stevenson Center 6 $74 - 94
Discovering the Stage 4-6 W, Mar 9 - May 4 4:00 - 4:40P Stevenson Center 8 $99 - 119
Commanding the Stage 7-12 Tu, Mar 8 - May 3 4:00 - 4:55P Dole Center 8 $120 - 140
The Musical Stage 7-12 Th, Mar 10 - May 5 4:00 - 4:55P Stevenson Center 8 $120 - 140
Actor's Toolbox 13-17 Tu, Mar 8 - May 3 5:00 - 5:55P Dole Center 8 $120 - 140
Broadway Workshop 13-17 Th, Mar 10 - May 5 5:00 - 5:55P Stevenson Center 8 $120 - 140
Commanding The Stage: World of
Seuss
Students who are ready to take their acting skills to
the next level will learn more advanced techniques
and exercises throughout this class. From story
analysis, to character development, to rehearsal
techniques, students will enjoy performing their
role in short scenes and plays. Students will learn to
follow direction as both leading players and ensemble
members, and by the final class, they will be ready to
accept their academy award. Ages 7-12
Supervisor: Michaela Williams
The Musical Stage: Matilda
For students with some theatre experience interested
in diving deeper into what makes a musical. Students
will learn the history of musical theatre and how it
came to be what we see on stage today. With new
warm-ups and exercises, students will learn singing
and dancing techniques and how to transition from
scene to song. With deeper character development,
ensemble work, and musical technique will
ensure students are Broadway-bound by the final
performance. Ages 7-12 years
Supervisor: Michaela Williams
Actor's Toolbox
Actors will explore improvisation, mime, dialects,
scene study, and monologues in this high-energy,
fast-paced class. Students will strengthen their
collaboration skills and apply new techniques to
various forms of theatre. Ages 13-17
Supervisor: Michaela Williams
Broadway Workshop
Each class will dive into acting, voice, and dance
exploration. Students will learn dance styles
including jazz, hip hop, and tap, sing solos, duets,
and group songs from classical and contemporary
musicals, and learn the unique comedic and dramatic
styles of acting in a musical. Ages 13-17
Supervisor: Michaela Williams
Students interested in
production design
for Frozen Jr.,
see Arts and Crafts page
14 for Art Crew.
