Join our performance troupe and get ready to spread holiday cheer throughout the community! Students will receive professional instruction in singing and performing, while working on a repertoire of holiday songs during weekly rehearsals. We will be “taking the show on the road” to community events and venues throughout Orange County, where students will have the opportunity to entertain and delight audiences of all ages.

Is your child constantly singing, twirling, acting and pretending they are someone else? Are they so shy that they just need some experience in front of people to open up? Come join “Early Stages”!

Is your child constantly singing, twirling, acting and pretending they are someone else? Are they so shy that they just need some experience in front of people to open up? Come join “Early Stages”!

Designed to inspire creativity and confidence in young performers, this class focuses on self-expression, focus, and basic performance skills. Beginning theatre exercises encourage creative spontaneity and imagination. Students learn to use their voices and bodies to tell stories through dramatic play, theatre games, pantomime, and more.

This beginning- to intermediate-level class introduces and builds upon fundamental acting techniques and terminology through theatre games, sensory exercises, and script work. Students learn concentration, listening skills, communication, empathy, character development, diction, scene study, monologues, improv techniques, audition skills, and how to behave logically and naturally onstage.

This innovative class introduces performers to the world of voice acting through videos, script work, interactive group Zoom sessions, and individual evaluations. Learn how to create distinct characters and voices while acting on mic for commercials, narration, readers theatre, audio books, and animation. Voice acting is a valuable and fun skill for your actor toolkit!

For teens who want to learn more about improv as a performance medium, this class provides a fun and supportive environment to practice acting, storytelling, teamwork, and comedy skills. Through theatre games and exercises that help students think on their feet and out of the box, students will zero in on scene work, focus, listening skills, characters, and creating an environment. Class culminates in a “Whose Line Is It Anyway” type of performance for an audience.