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Ages 5-7: “Yes, And” Stories (AM): Move & Groove (PM)

Ages 8-10: Shake It Up (AM): Build a Toy (PM)

Ages 11-15: Sew What? (AM): Art Exploration (PM)

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Ages 5-7: “Yes, And” Stories (AM): Move & Groove (PM)

Ages 8-10: Shake It Up (AM): Build a Toy (PM)

Ages 11-15: Sew What? (AM): Art Exploration (PM)

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Ages 5-7: “Yes, And” Stories (AM): Move & Groove (PM)

Ages 8-10: Shake It Up (AM): Build a Toy (PM)

Ages 11-15: Sew What? (AM): Art Exploration (PM)

www.kcfringe.org

www.kcfringe.org

www.kcfringe.org

Ages 5-7: Music Makers (AM): Move & Groove (PM)

Ages 8-10: Dance Appreciation (AM): Art from Anything (PM)

Ages 11-15: Improv Camp (Full Day)

Session 2: Ages 11-17

Ages 5-7: Music Makers (AM): Move & Groove (PM)

Ages 8-10: Dance Appreciation (AM): Art from Anything (PM)

Ages 11-15: Improv Camp (Full Day)

Session 2: Ages 11-17

Ages 5-7: Music Makers (AM): Move & Groove (PM)

Ages 8-10: Dance Appreciation (AM): Art from Anything (PM)

Ages 11-15: Improv Camp (Full Day)

Session 2: Ages 11-17

Ages 5-7: Music Makers (AM): Move & Groove (PM)

Ages 8-10: Dance Appreciation (AM): Art from Anything (PM)

Ages 11-15: Improv Camp (Full Day)

Session 2: Ages 11-17

Ages 5-7: Music Makers (AM): Move & Groove (PM)

Ages 8-10: Dance Appreciation (AM): Art from Anything (PM)

Ages 11-15: Improv Camp (Full Day)

Session 2: Ages 11-17

Session 2: Ages 11-17

Ages 5-7: Movement & Music (AM): “Yes, And” Stories (PM)

Ages 8-10: Art from Anything (AM): Creative Writing (PM)

Ages 11-15: Musical Theatre & Pop Music (AM): Art for Change (PM)

Session 2: Ages 11-17

Ages 5-7: Movement & Music (AM): “Yes, And” Stories (PM)

Ages 8-10: Art from Anything (AM): Creative Writing (PM)

Ages 11-15: Musical Theatre & Pop Music (AM): Art for Change (PM)

Session 2: Ages 11-17

Ages 5-7: Movement & Music (AM): “Yes, And” Stories (PM)

Ages 8-10: Art from Anything (AM): Creative Writing (PM)

Ages 11-15: Musical Theatre & Pop Music (AM): Art for Change (PM)

Session 2: Ages 11-17

Ages 5-7: Movement & Music (AM): “Yes, And” Stories (PM)

Ages 8-10: Art from Anything (AM): Creative Writing (PM)

Ages 11-15: Musical Theatre & Pop Music (AM): Art for Change (PM)

Session 2: Ages 11-17

Ages 5-7: Movement & Music (AM): “Yes, And” Stories (PM)

Ages 8-10: Art from Anything (AM): Creative Writing (PM)

Ages 11-15: Musical Theatre & Pop Music (AM): Art for Change (PM)

Session 2: Ages 11-17

Session 2: Ages 11-17

Ages 5-7: Bugs the Musical (AM): “Yes, And” Stories (PM)

Ages 8-10: Beginning Improv (AM): Art Explorers (PM)

Ages 11-15: Art from Anything (AM): Dance & Groove (PM)

Session 2: Ages 11-17

Ages 5-7: Bugs the Musical (AM): “Yes, And” Stories (PM)

Ages 8-10: Beginning Improv (AM): Art Explorers (PM)

Ages 11-15: Art from Anything (AM): Dance & Groove (PM)

Session 2: Ages 11-17

Ages 5-7: Bugs the Musical (AM): “Yes, And” Stories (PM)

Ages 8-10: Beginning Improv (AM): Art Explorers (PM)

Ages 11-15: Art from Anything (AM): Dance & Groove (PM)

Session 2: Ages 11-17

Ages 5-7: Bugs the Musical (AM): “Yes, And” Stories (PM)

Ages 8-10: Beginning Improv (AM): Art Explorers (PM)

Ages 11-15: Art from Anything (AM): Dance & Groove (PM)

Session 2: Ages 11-17

Ages 5-7: Bugs the Musical (AM): “Yes, And” Stories (PM)

Ages 8-10: Beginning Improv (AM): Art Explorers (PM)

Ages 11-15: Art from Anything (AM): Dance & Groove (PM)

Session 2: Ages 11-17

Session 2: Ages 11-17

Session 2: Ages 11-17

ALL AGES: Open Studio

ALL AGES: Open Studio

ALL AGES: Open Studio

ALL AGES: Open Studio

ALL AGES: Open Studio

Ages 11 to 17: It's our show now, kid. The ghost-with-the-most comes to the stage in Beetlejuice JR., the frightfully funny musical based on the beloved motion picture turned Broadway phenomenon. Lydia Deetz is a strange and unusual teenager, still grieving the loss of her mother and obsessed with the whole “being dead thing.” Lucky for Lydia, she and her father move to a new house haunted by a recently deceased couple and Beetlejuice, a delightful demon with a real zest for life. When Lydia calls on Beetlejuice to scare away anyone with a pulse, this double-crossing specter shows his true stripes, unleashing a (Nether)world of pandemonium.

Ages 11 to 17: It's our show now, kid. The ghost-with-the-most comes to the stage in Beetlejuice JR., the frightfully funny musical based on the beloved motion picture turned Broadway phenomenon. Lydia Deetz is a strange and unusual teenager, still grieving the loss of her mother and obsessed with the whole “being dead thing.” Lucky for Lydia, she and her father move to a new house haunted by a recently deceased couple and Beetlejuice, a delightful demon with a real zest for life. When Lydia calls on Beetlejuice to scare away anyone with a pulse, this double-crossing specter shows his true stripes, unleashing a (Nether)world of pandemonium.

Ages 3 to 6: Tiny Tumbling is a fun and energetic class designed for children ages 3–6 to build coordination, balance, flexibility, and confidence through beginner tumbling activities. Students will learn basic skills such as rolls, jumps, stretches, and introductory gymnastics movements in a safe, supportive, and playful environment. This class encourages active movement, listening skills, and positive social interaction while developing a love for fitness and fun. Dancers  must be toilet trained to enroll in class. 

Ages 9 to 15: Painting I–II is an introductory and intermediate studio art course designed to develop students’ technical skills, creativity, and personal artistic expression through painting. Students explore a variety of painting media, techniques, and styles while learning the foundational elements and principles of design, including color theory, composition, value, texture, and perspective. 

*Please check class schedule to see when the class you want begins!

Ages 9 to 17: Contemporary Ballet is a dynamic dance class for students ages 9–17 that blends the technical foundation of ballet with the creativity and expressive movement of contemporary dance. Dancers will develop strength, flexibility, balance, musicality, and performance skills while learning choreography that encourages artistry and emotional expression. Classes focus on proper technique, fluid movement, and confidence in a supportive and inspiring environment for both beginner and experienced dancers.

Ages 7 to 10: Join us for a playful and educational journey into the magic of theatre! Young actors will explore their creativity through exciting acting games and activities designed to enhance social-emotional learning. Students will learn to express their emotions and develop empathy, all while having a blast. We will cover basic performance skills and introduce essential theatre concepts such as parts of the theatre, stage directions, and the various roles that make a production come to life.

Ages 8 to 11: Play, collaborate, and create with others in a 'garage' rock band format. Every member will have the chance to learn about the various instruments and roles: electric guitar, bass, keyboard, and drums. Through experimentation and practice the group will create its own unique sound. Students will learn classic cover tunes, new arrangements, and the ‘band’ will choose their own name, share their music at our end of session showcase. STUDENTS MUST ALREADY HAVE SOME EXPERIENCE WITH THE GUITAR, BASS, KEYBOARD or DRUMS.  

Ages 13 to 17: Ballet IV–V is intermediate to advanced training focused on refining technique, strength, and artistry. Dancers perform complex combinations, advanced pointe work, and develop performance quality.

Students must have completed Ballet I-III and/or have Director's approval for this class. 

Ages 11 to 17: Costume Design - In this class we'll learn about every step of designing costumes; from understanding a script, to the design process, to sewing a costume!  

Ages 7 to 10: Welcome to Acting I, a fun and engaging in depth orientation to the world of acting! Young actors will explore their creativity through exciting acting games and activities designed to enhance social-emotional learning. Students will learn to express their emotions and develop empathy, all while having a blast. We will cover basic performance skills and introduce essential theatre concepts such as parts of the theatre, stage directions, and the various roles that make a production come to life. Join us for a playful and educational journey into the magic of theatre!

Ages 6 to 9: Tumbling I is a beginner-level class designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of tumbling and floor gymnastics. Students will build strength, flexibility, coordination, and body awareness while learning basic skills such as forward rolls, cartwheels, bridges, handstands, and introductory balance techniques. This class focuses on proper form, safety, confidence, and skill progression in a fun and encouraging environment. 

Ages 11 to 17: Welcome to Acting II, a fun and engaging in depth orientation to the world of acting! In this Developmental Level 1 class, young actors will explore their creativity through exciting acting games and activities designed to enhance social-emotional learning. Students will learn to express their emotions and develop empathy, all while having a blast. We will cover basic performance skills and introduce essential theatre concepts such as parts of the theatre, stage directions, and the various roles that make a production come to life. Join us for a playful and educational journey into the magic of theatre!

Ages 12 to 17: Performance art is the art of experience! But… how do we “experience” art? And isn’t art just in a museum? In this class we’ll explore how we interact with art daily in the world and how to notice and interpret it through fun, hands-on activities. From how a movie’s soundtrack changes the mood to what emotions different slimes evoke, art is pretty weird! 

*Please check class schedule to see when the class you want begins!

Ages 3 to 6: Young performers will jump into the world of make-believe through creative play, storytelling, movement, and imagination games. This class helps little ones build confidence, cooperation, and self-expression—all while having lots of fun on stage! 

Students must be toilet trained to enroll in class. 

Ages 6 to 9: This class blends the fluid, expressive movement of lyrical dance with the sharp, dynamic energy of jazz. Dancers will explore musicality, storytelling, and emotional expression while building strength, flexibility, and control. Through across-the-floor exercises, center combinations, and choreography, students will learn to connect movement with feeling, bringing music to life through both technique and artistry. Perfect for dancers who want to expand their style, challenge themselves, and discover the beauty of movement that’s both powerful and poetic. 

Ages 3 to 6: Tiny Art Explorers invites young artists to experiment, imagine, and create! Children will explore colors, textures, and materials through hands-on art projects designed to spark curiosity and confidence. Each class encourages creativity, sensory play, and joyful discovery. Students must be toilet trained to enroll in class.

Ages 7 to 11: Make a Play is a creative theatre class for elementary students where imagination comes to life! Students will work together to create characters, write scenes, practice acting skills, and perform an original mini play. This class builds confidence, teamwork, creativity, and communication skills in a fun and supportive environment.

Ages 9 to 12: Jazz Lyrical II is a second level class which blends the fluid, expressive movement of lyrical dance with the sharp, dynamic energy of jazz. Dancers will explore musicality, storytelling, and emotional expression while building strength, flexibility, and control. Through across-the-floor exercises, center combinations, and choreography, students will learn to connect movement with feeling, bringing music to life through both technique and artistry. Perfect for dancers who want to expand their style, challenge themselves, and discover the beauty of movement that’s both powerful and poetic.

Ages 9 to 12: From general corrective makeup to glam to cos-play, students will learn how to apply makeup for stage, camera, video, and film. 

Ages 11 to 14: Designed for older students ready to dig deeper, this class guides students through the collaborative process of writing an original play. Students will explore character development, story arcs, scenes, and theatrical design while strengthening their creative voice. The session culminates in a fully realized, student-created script. 

Ages 12 to 17: Jazz Lyrical III is an advanced-level class that blends the strength and precision of jazz technique with the emotion and storytelling of lyrical dance. Dancers will focus on musicality, fluid movement, expressive performance, turns, leaps, and flexibility while building strong technical foundations and artistry. This class encourages confidence, creativity, and emotional connection through dynamic choreography and performance quality. 

Ages 5 to 7: 3D Visual Arts is a hands-on class where students explore creativity through sculpture, design, and mixed-media projects. Students will develop artistic skills using a variety of materials and techniques while learning the elements of art, spatial design, and creative problem-solving. This class encourages imagination, craftsmanship, and self-expression through three-dimensional artwork.

Ages 6 to 9: A beginner ballet class focused on building strong foundational technique, proper alignment, and basic ballet movements. Ideal for new dancers to develop grace, strength, and discipline in a supportive environment.

Ages 3 to 6: Perfect for imaginative preschoolers, this class brings favorite storybooks to life through creative movement, pretend play, and guided adventure. Each week, students jump inside a new story using the Storybook Submarine or Rocketship to explore characters and settings. This class supports early literacy, social-emotional growth, and joyful self-expression. Students must be toilet trained to enroll in class. 

Ages 11 to 17: It's our show now, kid. The ghost-with-the-most comes to the stage in Beetlejuice JR., the frightfully funny musical based on the beloved motion picture turned Broadway phenomenon. Lydia Deetz is a strange and unusual teenager, still grieving the loss of her mother and obsessed with the whole “being dead thing.” Lucky for Lydia, she and her father move to a new house haunted by a recently deceased couple and Beetlejuice, a delightful demon with a real zest for life. When Lydia calls on Beetlejuice to scare away anyone with a pulse, this double-crossing specter shows his true stripes, unleashing a (Nether)world of pandemonium.

*Please check class schedule to see when the class you want begins!

Ages 8 to 10: Beginner Felting is a fun and creative class designed for ages 8–10 to explore the art of felting through simple, hands-on projects. Students will learn basic felting techniques using colorful wool to create small designs, characters, and decorative pieces while building creativity, fine motor skills, and confidence in a supportive environment.

Ages 3 to 6: Tiny Creative Movement – A playful class where little movers explore dance through imagination, music, and fun! Students must be potty trained. 

Ages 6 to 9: Each week, students will read a new storybook and leap into the world of the story through imaginative drama and play. Using movement, voice, and creativity, students become characters and explore story elements from the inside out. This class strengthens confidence, comprehension, and creative thinking. 

Ages 9 to 12: An intermediate ballet class that builds on foundational skills with more challenging technique, combinations, and movement quality. Dancers will develop strength, flexibility, and artistry while refining their ballet vocabulary.

Ages 3 to 6: Music class introduces students to rhythm, melody, and musical expression through singing, movement, instruments, and creative activities in a fun and engaging environment. Students must be toilet trained to enroll in class. 

Ages 8 to 14: Latest Dance Craze is a high-energy class that teaches the most popular and trending dance moves from social media, music videos, and pop culture. Perfect for all levels, this class keeps you moving, grooving, and in the know with the hottest dance crazes. 

Ages 9 to 15: Knitting & Embroidery is a creative hands-on class where students learn basic stitching, knitting, and decorative embroidery techniques. Through fun projects, students will build patience, creativity, and fine motor skills while creating unique handmade pieces.

Ages 13 to 17: Ballet IV–V is intermediate to advanced training focused on refining technique, strength, and artistry. Dancers perform complex combinations, advanced pointe work, and develop performance quality.

Students must have completed Ballet I-III and/or have Director's approval for this class.

Ages 8 to 12: Every week, students open a magical Treasure Trunk filled with surprise props that spark new stories and characters. Using their Actor’s Tools, voice, body, and imagination, students collaborate to create adventures inspired by what they discover. This high-energy class builds creativity, problem-solving skills, and expressive confidence. 

Ages 11 to 15: Bring stories to life through hands-on creativity! In this exciting class, teens will learn the basics of prop design for theatre, film, and performance. Students will sketch ideas, build unique props using a variety of materials, and explore painting, sculpting, and crafting techniques while developing their artistic and problem-solving skills. Perfect for creative minds who love art, storytelling, and making things from scratch.

*Please check class schedule to see when the class you want begins!

*Please check class schedule to see when the class you want begins!

Ages 3 to 6: A special class where parents and little ones dance, play, and explore movement together. Designed to build bonding, coordination, and early dance skills in a fun, supportive setting for ages 3 to 6

Dancers must be toilet trained to attend class. 

Ages 6 to 8: Improv I is an introductory class that teaches the basics of improvisational theater. Students learn to think quickly, build scenes collaboratively, and develop confidence through games and exercises that encourage spontaneity, creativity, and active listening. 

Ages 6 to 9: Become a triple threat! Students will sing, dance, and act their way into musical theatre. Students will focus on scenes and popular songs from Broadway Musicals. This creative and fun class teaches students how to combine the elements of musical theatre in an energetic and compelling manner.

Ages 3 to 6: A joyful introduction to ballet for little dancers ages 3–6. This class focuses on basic movements, musicality, and creative play to build coordination and a love for dance in a nurturing environment.

Dancers must be toilet trained to attend class. 

Ages 10 to 13: Become a triple threat! Students will sing, dance, and act their way into musical theatre. Students will focus on scenes and popular songs from Broadway Musicals. This creative and fun class teaches students how to combine the elements of musical theatre in an energetic and compelling manner. *Suitable for: students who have taken one year of Musical Theater I and/or have Director's approval.

Ages 7 to 10: Group Garage Band & Ukulele is a collaborative music class where students come together to jam, create, and perform. Whether you're strumming a ukulele or rocking out with other instruments, you'll learn basic chords, rhythm, and songwriting skills in a fun, band-style setting. Perfect for beginners and budding musicians who want to make music as a team! Students must provide their own guitars or ukuleles. 

Ages 9 to 11: Learn to utilize the power of “Yes, AND...!” Students learn to think quickly, build scenes collaboratively, and develop confidence through games and exercises that encourage spontaneity, creativity, and active listening.

Ages 6 to 10: A high-energy beginner class that introduces the fundamentals of hip hop dance. Learn basic grooves, footwork, and choreography while building confidence, rhythm, and style. No experience needed—just bring your attitude and get ready to move!

Ages 6 to 9: A beginner ballet class focused on building strong foundational technique, proper alignment, and basic ballet movements. Ideal for new dancers to develop grace, strength, and discipline in a supportive environment.

Ages 10 to 17: Wanna hang out and sing with your friends? Wanna practice belting your favorite songs into a microphone and bask in the glow of sparkly disco lights? Wanna perform your best karaoke jams for your family and friends at our final showcase?? We'll do all that and more this fall on Saturday afternoons! Join the fun, make a friend, choose your songs, sing along, have a blast, and become a karaoke star!

Ages 12 to 17: Improvisational techniques, performance skills, and imagination are all it takes to create hilarious comedy sketches and improv scenes. No scripts or props needed! Students will work with a professional teaching artist to develop their own comedic style. Advanced Improv is for the student who has had acting or improv before and is ready for more challenging material. All programming embraces inclusive, accessible, and adaptive learning practices to ensure every student’s individual needs are supported. 

Ages 10 to 17: This intermediate to advanced class challenges dancers to grow their technique, musicality, and performance skills. Students will learn more complex choreography, explore a variety of hip hop styles, and develop confidence through dynamic movement and freestyle elements. Perfect for dancers ready to level up. 

Ages 9 to 12: An intermediate ballet class that builds on foundational skills with more challenging technique, combinations, and movement quality. Dancers will develop strength, flexibility, and artistry while refining their ballet vocabulary.

Ages 11 to 17: It's our show now, kid. The ghost-with-the-most comes to the stage in Beetlejuice JR., the frightfully funny musical based on the beloved motion picture turned Broadway phenomenon. Lydia Deetz is a strange and unusual teenager, still grieving the loss of her mother and obsessed with the whole “being dead thing.” Lucky for Lydia, she and her father move to a new house haunted by a recently deceased couple and Beetlejuice, a delightful demon with a real zest for life. When Lydia calls on Beetlejuice to scare away anyone with a pulse, this double-crossing specter shows his true stripes, unleashing a (Nether)world of pandemonium.

*Please check class schedule to see when the class you want begins!

Ages 3 to 6: Get ready to jump, groove, and have fun in Tiny Hip Hop! This high-energy class introduces young dancers to the basics of hip hop through upbeat music, creative movement, and easy-to-follow choreography. Dancers will build coordination, confidence, rhythm, and self-expression while learning age-appropriate moves in a positive and encouraging environment. Perfect for little movers who love to dance, play, and shine!

Dancers must be toilet trained to enroll in class. 

Ages 7 to 9: During this dance course, students will learn different techniques of musical theatre dance. This class will incorporate Broadway jazz, light ballet and basic musical theatre movement. Students will dance to songs from classical musicals, revivals, and new Broadway show tunes to highlight the rich history of American Musical Theatre.

Ages 8 to 11: Step behind the curtain and discover the magic of theater! In this fun, hands-on class, students ages 8–11 will explore the exciting world of stagecraft through set design, props, costumes, lighting, sound, and backstage teamwork. Young creators will learn how theatrical productions come to life while building creativity, problem-solving skills, and confidence. Through interactive projects and collaborative activities, students will gain a basic understanding of technical theater and the important role every backstage artist plays in a performance. No experience needed—just imagination and enthusiasm!

Ages 3 to 6: A joyful introduction to ballet for little dancers ages 3–6. This class focuses on basic movements, musicality, and creative play to build coordination and a love for dance in a nurturing environment.

Dancers must be toilet trained to attend class.

Ages 10 to 12: During this dance course, students will learn different techniques of musical theatre dance. This class will incorporate Broadway jazz, light ballet and basic musical theatre movement. Students will dance to songs from classical musicals, revivals, and new Broadway show tunes to highlight the rich history of American Musical Theatre.

Ages 13 to 17: During this dance course, students will be introduced to different techniques of musical theatre dance. This class will incorporate Broadway jazz, light ballet and basic musical theatre movement. Students will dance to songs from classical musicals, revivals, and new Broadway show tunes to highlight the rich history of American Musical Theatre. 

Ages 8 to 11: Young artists and creators will explore the exciting world of design through color, shape, balance, pattern, texture, and composition! In this engaging, hands-on class, students ages 8–11 will learn the basic principles of design while creating fun projects inspired by art, theater, fashion, and everyday objects. Through drawing, crafting, and creative problem-solving activities, students will discover how designers use visual elements to communicate ideas and tell stories. This class encourages imagination, collaboration, and confidence while helping students develop a strong creative foundation. No prior experience required! 

Ages 3 to 6: Tiny Tumbling is a fun and energetic class designed for children ages 3–6 to build coordination, balance, flexibility, and confidence through beginner tumbling activities. Students will learn basic skills such as rolls, jumps, stretches, and introductory gymnastics movements in a safe, supportive, and playful environment. This class encourages active movement, listening skills, and positive social interaction while developing a love for fitness and fun. Dancers  must be toilet trained to enroll in class. 

Ages 9 to 15: Painting I–II is an introductory and intermediate studio art course designed to develop students’ technical skills, creativity, and personal artistic expression through painting. Students explore a variety of painting media, techniques, and styles while learning the foundational elements and principles of design, including color theory, composition, value, texture, and perspective. 

Ages 9 to 17: Contemporary Ballet is a dynamic dance class for students ages 9–17 that blends the technical foundation of ballet with the creativity and expressive movement of contemporary dance. Dancers will develop strength, flexibility, balance, musicality, and performance skills while learning choreography that encourages artistry and emotional expression. Classes focus on proper technique, fluid movement, and confidence in a supportive and inspiring environment for both beginner and experienced dancers.

Ages 7 to 10: Join us for a playful and educational journey into the magic of theatre! Young actors will explore their creativity through exciting acting games and activities designed to enhance social-emotional learning. Students will learn to express their emotions and develop empathy, all while having a blast. We will cover basic performance skills and introduce essential theatre concepts such as parts of the theatre, stage directions, and the various roles that make a production come to life.

Ages 13 to 17: Ballet IV–V is intermediate to advanced training focused on refining technique, strength, and artistry. Dancers perform complex combinations, advanced pointe work, and develop performance quality.

Students must have completed Ballet I-III and/or have Director's approval for this class. 

Ages 8 to 11: Play, collaborate, and create with others in a 'garage' rock band format. Every member will have the chance to learn about the various instruments and roles: electric guitar, bass, keyboard, and drums. Through experimentation and practice the group will create its own unique sound. Students will learn classic cover tunes, new arrangements, and the ‘band’ will choose their own name, share their music at our end of session showcase. STUDENTS MUST ALREADY HAVE SOME EXPERIENCE WITH THE GUITAR, BASS, KEYBOARD or DRUMS. 

Ages 11 to 17: Costume Design - In this class we'll learn about every step of designing costumes; from understanding a script, to the design process, to sewing a costume!  

Ages 7 to 10: Welcome to Acting I, a fun and engaging in depth orientation to the world of acting! Young actors will explore their creativity through exciting acting games and activities designed to enhance social-emotional learning. Students will learn to express their emotions and develop empathy, all while having a blast. We will cover basic performance skills and introduce essential theatre concepts such as parts of the theatre, stage directions, and the various roles that make a production come to life. Join us for a playful and educational journey into the magic of theatre!

Ages 6 to 9: Tumbling I is a beginner-level class designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of tumbling and floor gymnastics. Students will build strength, flexibility, coordination, and body awareness while learning basic skills such as forward rolls, cartwheels, bridges, handstands, and introductory balance techniques. This class focuses on proper form, safety, confidence, and skill progression in a fun and encouraging environment. 

Ages 11 to 17: Welcome to Acting II, a fun and engaging in depth orientation to the world of acting! In this Developmental Level 1 class, young actors will explore their creativity through exciting acting games and activities designed to enhance social-emotional learning. Students will learn to express their emotions and develop empathy, all while having a blast. We will cover basic performance skills and introduce essential theatre concepts such as parts of the theatre, stage directions, and the various roles that make a production come to life. Join us for a playful and educational journey into the magic of theatre!

Ages 12 to 17: Performance art is the art of experience! But… how do we “experience” art? And isn’t art just in a museum? In this class we’ll explore how we interact with art daily in the world and how to notice and interpret it through fun, hands-on activities. From how a movie’s soundtrack changes the mood to what emotions different slimes evoke, art is pretty weird! 

Ages 6 to 9: This class blends the fluid, expressive movement of lyrical dance with the sharp, dynamic energy of jazz. Dancers will explore musicality, storytelling, and emotional expression while building strength, flexibility, and control. Through across-the-floor exercises, center combinations, and choreography, students will learn to connect movement with feeling, bringing music to life through both technique and artistry. Perfect for dancers who want to expand their style, challenge themselves, and discover the beauty of movement that’s both powerful and poetic. 

Ages 3 to 6: Young performers will jump into the world of make-believe through creative play, storytelling, movement, and imagination games. This class helps little ones build confidence, cooperation, and self-expression—all while having lots of fun on stage! 

Students must be toilet trained to enroll in class. 

Ages 3 to 6: Tiny Art Explorers invites young artists to experiment, imagine, and create! Children will explore colors, textures, and materials through hands-on art projects designed to spark curiosity and confidence. Each class encourages creativity, sensory play, and joyful discovery. Students must be toilet trained to enroll in class. 

Ages 3 to 6: Tiny Art Explorers invites young artists to experiment, imagine, and create! Children will explore colors, textures, and materials through hands-on art projects designed to spark curiosity and confidence. Each class encourages creativity, sensory play, and joyful discovery. Students must be toilet trained to enroll in class. 

Ages 9 to 12: From general corrective makeup to glam to cos-play, students will learn how to apply makeup for stage, camera, video, and film. 

Ages 9 to 12: Jazz Lyrical II is a second level class which blends the fluid, expressive movement of lyrical dance with the sharp, dynamic energy of jazz. Dancers will explore musicality, storytelling, and emotional expression while building strength, flexibility, and control. Through across-the-floor exercises, center combinations, and choreography, students will learn to connect movement with feeling, bringing music to life through both technique and artistry. Perfect for dancers who want to expand their style, challenge themselves, and discover the beauty of movement that’s both powerful and poetic.

Ages 7 to 11: Make a Play is a creative theatre class for elementary students where imagination comes to life! Students will work together to create characters, write scenes, practice acting skills, and perform an original mini play. This class builds confidence, teamwork, creativity, and communication skills in a fun and supportive environment.

Ages 11 to 14: Designed for older students ready to dig deeper, this class guides students through the collaborative process of writing an original play. Students will explore character development, story arcs, scenes, and theatrical design while strengthening their creative voice. The session culminates in a fully realized, student-created script. 

Ages 12 to 17: Jazz Lyrical III is an advanced-level class that blends the strength and precision of jazz technique with the emotion and storytelling of lyrical dance. Dancers will focus on musicality, fluid movement, expressive performance, turns, leaps, and flexibility while building strong technical foundations and artistry. This class encourages confidence, creativity, and emotional connection through dynamic choreography and performance quality. 

Ages 3 to 6: Perfect for imaginative preschoolers, this class brings favorite storybooks to life through creative movement, pretend play, and guided adventure. Each week, students jump inside a new story using the Storybook Submarine or Rocketship to explore characters and settings. This class supports early literacy, social-emotional growth, and joyful self-expression. Students must be toilet trained to enroll in class. 

Ages 6 to 9: A beginner ballet class focused on building strong foundational technique, proper alignment, and basic ballet movements. Ideal for new dancers to develop grace, strength, and discipline in a supportive environment.

Ages 5 to 7: 3D Visual Arts is a hands-on class where students explore creativity through sculpture, design, and mixed-media projects. Students will develop artistic skills using a variety of materials and techniques while learning the elements of art, spatial design, and creative problem-solving. This class encourages imagination, craftsmanship, and self-expression through three-dimensional artwork.

Ages 11 to 17: It's our show now, kid. The ghost-with-the-most comes to the stage in Beetlejuice JR., the frightfully funny musical based on the beloved motion picture turned Broadway phenomenon. Lydia Deetz is a strange and unusual teenager, still grieving the loss of her mother and obsessed with the whole “being dead thing.” Lucky for Lydia, she and her father move to a new house haunted by a recently deceased couple and Beetlejuice, a delightful demon with a real zest for life. When Lydia calls on Beetlejuice to scare away anyone with a pulse, this double-crossing specter shows his true stripes, unleashing a (Nether)world of pandemonium.

Ages 6 to 9: Each week, students will read a new storybook and leap into the world of the story through imaginative drama and play. Using movement, voice, and creativity, students become characters and explore story elements from the inside out. This class strengthens confidence, comprehension, and creative thinking. 

Ages 9 to 12: An intermediate ballet class that builds on foundational skills with more challenging technique, combinations, and movement quality. Dancers will develop strength, flexibility, and artistry while refining their ballet vocabulary.

Ages 3 to 6: Tiny Creative Movement – A playful class where little movers explore dance through imagination, music, and fun! Students must be potty trained. 

Ages 8 to 10: Beginner Felting is a fun and creative class designed for ages 8–10 to explore the art of felting through simple, hands-on projects. Students will learn basic felting techniques using colorful wool to create small designs, characters, and decorative pieces while building creativity, fine motor skills, and confidence in a supportive environment.

Ages 9 to 15: Knitting & Embroidery is a creative hands-on class where students learn basic stitching, knitting, and decorative embroidery techniques. Through fun projects, students will build patience, creativity, and fine motor skills while creating unique handmade pieces.

Ages 3 to 6: Music class introduces students to rhythm, melody, and musical expression through singing, movement, instruments, and creative activities in a fun and engaging environment. Students must be toilet trained to enroll in class. 

Ages 8 to 14: Latest Dance Craze is a high-energy class that teaches the most popular and trending dance moves from social media, music videos, and pop culture. Perfect for all levels, this class keeps you moving, grooving, and in the know with the hottest dance crazes. 

Ages 13 to 17: Ballet IV–V is intermediate to advanced training focused on refining technique, strength, and artistry. Dancers perform complex combinations, advanced pointe work, and develop performance quality.

Students must have completed Ballet I-III and/or have Director's approval for this class.

Ages 8 to 12: Every week, students open a magical Treasure Trunk filled with surprise props that spark new stories and characters. Using their Actor’s Tools, voice, body, and imagination, students collaborate to create adventures inspired by what they discover. This high-energy class builds creativity, problem-solving skills, and expressive confidence. 

Ages 11 to 15: Bring stories to life through hands-on creativity! In this exciting class, teens will learn the basics of prop design for theatre, film, and performance. Students will sketch ideas, build unique props using a variety of materials, and explore painting, sculpting, and crafting techniques while developing their artistic and problem-solving skills. Perfect for creative minds who love art, storytelling, and making things from scratch.

Ages 6 to 8: Improv I is an introductory class that teaches the basics of improvisational theater. Students learn to think quickly, build scenes collaboratively, and develop confidence through games and exercises that encourage spontaneity, creativity, and active listening. 

Ages 3 to 6: A special class where parents and little ones dance, play, and explore movement together. Designed to build bonding, coordination, and early dance skills in a fun, supportive setting for ages 3 to 6

Dancers must be toilet trained to attend class. 

Ages 6 to 9: Become a triple threat! Students will sing, dance, and act their way into musical theatre. Students will focus on scenes and popular songs from Broadway Musicals. This creative and fun class teaches students how to combine the elements of musical theatre in an energetic and compelling manner.

Ages 3 to 6: A joyful introduction to ballet for little dancers ages 3–6. This class focuses on basic movements, musicality, and creative play to build coordination and a love for dance in a nurturing environment.

Dancers must be toilet trained to attend class. 

Ages 10 to 13: Become a triple threat! Students will sing, dance, and act their way into musical theatre. Students will focus on scenes and popular songs from Broadway Musicals. This creative and fun class teaches students how to combine the elements of musical theatre in an energetic and compelling manner. *Suitable for: students who have taken one year of Musical Theater I and/or have Director's approval.

Ages 9 to 11: Learn to utilize the power of “Yes, AND...!” Students learn to think quickly, build scenes collaboratively, and develop confidence through games and exercises that encourage spontaneity, creativity, and active listening.

Ages 7 to 10: Group Garage Band & Ukulele is a collaborative music class where students come together to jam, create, and perform. Whether you're strumming a ukulele or rocking out with other instruments, you'll learn basic chords, rhythm, and songwriting skills in a fun, band-style setting. Perfect for beginners and budding musicians who want to make music as a team! Students must provide their own guitars or ukuleles. 

Ages 6 to 9: A beginner ballet class focused on building strong foundational technique, proper alignment, and basic ballet movements. Ideal for new dancers to develop grace, strength, and discipline in a supportive environment.

Ages 6 to 10: A high-energy beginner class that introduces the fundamentals of hip hop dance. Learn basic grooves, footwork, and choreography while building confidence, rhythm, and style. No experience needed—just bring your attitude and get ready to move!

Ages 10 to 17: Wanna hang out and sing with your friends? Wanna practice belting your favorite songs into a microphone and bask in the glow of sparkly disco lights? Wanna perform your best karaoke jams for your family and friends at our final showcase?? We'll do all that and more this fall on Saturday afternoons! Join the fun, make a friend, choose your songs, sing along, have a blast, and become a karaoke star!

Ages 12 to 17: Improvisational techniques, performance skills, and imagination are all it takes to create hilarious comedy sketches and improv scenes. No scripts or props needed! Students will work with a professional teaching artist to develop their own comedic style. Advanced Improv is for the student who has had acting or improv before and is ready for more challenging material. All programming embraces inclusive, accessible, and adaptive learning practices to ensure every student’s individual needs are supported. 

Ages 10 to 17: This intermediate to advanced class challenges dancers to grow their technique, musicality, and performance skills. Students will learn more complex choreography, explore a variety of hip hop styles, and develop confidence through dynamic movement and freestyle elements. Perfect for dancers ready to level up. 

Ages 9 to 12: An intermediate ballet class that builds on foundational skills with more challenging technique, combinations, and movement quality. Dancers will develop strength, flexibility, and artistry while refining their ballet vocabulary. 

Ages 7 to 9: During this dance course, students will learn different techniques of musical theatre dance. This class will incorporate Broadway jazz, light ballet and basic musical theatre movement. Students will dance to songs from classical musicals, revivals, and new Broadway show tunes to highlight the rich history of American Musical Theatre.

Ages 3 to 6: Get ready to jump, groove, and have fun in Tiny Hip Hop! This high-energy class introduces young dancers to the basics of hip hop through upbeat music, creative movement, and easy-to-follow choreography. Dancers will build coordination, confidence, rhythm, and self-expression while learning age-appropriate moves in a positive and encouraging environment. Perfect for little movers who love to dance, play, and shine!

Dancers must be toilet trained to enroll in class. 

Ages 3 to 6: A joyful introduction to ballet for little dancers ages 3–6. This class focuses on basic movements, musicality, and creative play to build coordination and a love for dance in a nurturing environment.

Dancers must be toilet trained to attend class. 

Ages 10 to 12: During this dance course, students will learn different techniques of musical theatre dance. This class will incorporate Broadway jazz, light ballet and basic musical theatre movement. Students will dance to songs from classical musicals, revivals, and new Broadway show tunes to highlight the rich history of American Musical Theatre.

Ages 8 to 11: Step behind the curtain and discover the magic of theater! In this fun, hands-on class, students ages 8–11 will explore the exciting world of stagecraft through set design, props, costumes, lighting, sound, and backstage teamwork. Young creators will learn how theatrical productions come to life while building creativity, problem-solving skills, and confidence. Through interactive projects and collaborative activities, students will gain a basic understanding of technical theater and the important role every backstage artist plays in a performance. No experience needed—just imagination and enthusiasm!

Ages 13 to 17: During this dance course, students will be introduced to different techniques of musical theatre dance. This class will incorporate Broadway jazz, light ballet and basic musical theatre movement. Students will dance to songs from classical musicals, revivals, and new Broadway show tunes to highlight the rich history of American Musical Theatre. 

Ages 8 to 11: Young artists and creators will explore the exciting world of design through color, shape, balance, pattern, texture, and composition! In this engaging, hands-on class, students ages 8–11 will learn the basic principles of design while creating fun projects inspired by art, theater, fashion, and everyday objects. Through drawing, crafting, and creative problem-solving activities, students will discover how designers use visual elements to communicate ideas and tell stories. This class encourages imagination, collaboration, and confidence while helping students develop a strong creative foundation. No prior experience required! 

Ages 3 to 6: Tiny Tumbling is a fun and energetic class designed for children ages 3–6 to build coordination, balance, flexibility, and confidence through beginner tumbling activities. Students will learn basic skills such as rolls, jumps, stretches, and introductory gymnastics movements in a safe, supportive, and playful environment. This class encourages active movement, listening skills, and positive social interaction while developing a love for fitness and fun. Dancers  must be toilet trained to enroll in class. 

Ages 9 to 15: Painting I–II is an introductory and intermediate studio art course designed to develop students’ technical skills, creativity, and personal artistic expression through painting. Students explore a variety of painting media, techniques, and styles while learning the foundational elements and principles of design, including color theory, composition, value, texture, and perspective. 

Ages 9 to 17: Contemporary Ballet is a dynamic dance class for students ages 9–17 that blends the technical foundation of ballet with the creativity and expressive movement of contemporary dance. Dancers will develop strength, flexibility, balance, musicality, and performance skills while learning choreography that encourages artistry and emotional expression. Classes focus on proper technique, fluid movement, and confidence in a supportive and inspiring environment for both beginner and experienced dancers.

Ages 7 to 10: Join us for a playful and educational journey into the magic of theatre! Young actors will explore their creativity through exciting acting games and activities designed to enhance social-emotional learning. Students will learn to express their emotions and develop empathy, all while having a blast. We will cover basic performance skills and introduce essential theatre concepts such as parts of the theatre, stage directions, and the various roles that make a production come to life.

Ages 7 to 10: Welcome to Acting I, a fun and engaging in depth orientation to the world of acting! Young actors will explore their creativity through exciting acting games and activities designed to enhance social-emotional learning. Students will learn to express their emotions and develop empathy, all while having a blast. We will cover basic performance skills and introduce essential theatre concepts such as parts of the theatre, stage directions, and the various roles that make a production come to life. Join us for a playful and educational journey into the magic of theatre!

Ages 13 to 17: Ballet IV–V is intermediate to advanced training focused on refining technique, strength, and artistry. Dancers perform complex combinations, advanced pointe work, and develop performance quality.

Students must have completed Ballet I-III and/or have Director's approval for this class. 

Ages 11 to 17: Costume Design - In this class we'll learn about every step of designing costumes; from understanding a script, to the design process, to sewing a costume!  

Ages 8 to 11: Play, collaborate, and create with others in a 'garage' rock band format. Every member will have the chance to learn about the various instruments and roles: electric guitar, bass, keyboard, and drums. Through experimentation and practice the group will create its own unique sound. Students will learn classic cover tunes, new arrangements, and the ‘band’ will choose their own name, share their music at our end of session showcase. STUDENTS MUST ALREADY HAVE SOME EXPERIENCE WITH THE GUITAR, BASS, KEYBOARD or DRUMS. 

Ages 6 to 9: Tumbling I is a beginner-level class designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of tumbling and floor gymnastics. Students will build strength, flexibility, coordination, and body awareness while learning basic skills such as forward rolls, cartwheels, bridges, handstands, and introductory balance techniques. This class focuses on proper form, safety, confidence, and skill progression in a fun and encouraging environment. 

Ages 11 to 17: Welcome to Acting II, a fun and engaging in depth orientation to the world of acting! In this Developmental Level 1 class, young actors will explore their creativity through exciting acting games and activities designed to enhance social-emotional learning. Students will learn to express their emotions and develop empathy, all while having a blast. We will cover basic performance skills and introduce essential theatre concepts such as parts of the theatre, stage directions, and the various roles that make a production come to life. Join us for a playful and educational journey into the magic of theatre!

Ages 12 to 17: Performance art is the art of experience! But… how do we “experience” art? And isn’t art just in a museum? In this class we’ll explore how we interact with art daily in the world and how to notice and interpret it through fun, hands-on activities. From how a movie’s soundtrack changes the mood to what emotions different slimes evoke, art is pretty weird! 

Ages 6 to 9: This class blends the fluid, expressive movement of lyrical dance with the sharp, dynamic energy of jazz. Dancers will explore musicality, storytelling, and emotional expression while building strength, flexibility, and control. Through across-the-floor exercises, center combinations, and choreography, students will learn to connect movement with feeling, bringing music to life through both technique and artistry. Perfect for dancers who want to expand their style, challenge themselves, and discover the beauty of movement that’s both powerful and poetic.

Ages 3 to 6: Young performers will jump into the world of make-believe through creative play, storytelling, movement, and imagination games. This class helps little ones build confidence, cooperation, and self-expression—all while having lots of fun on stage! 

Students must be toilet trained to enroll in class. 

Ages 7 to 11: Make a Play is a creative theatre class for elementary students where imagination comes to life! Students will work together to create characters, write scenes, practice acting skills, and perform an original mini play. This class builds confidence, teamwork, creativity, and communication skills in a fun and supportive environment.

Ages 9 to 12: From general corrective makeup to glam to cos-play, students will learn how to apply makeup for stage, camera, video, and film. 

Ages 3 to 6: Tiny Art Explorers invites young artists to experiment, imagine, and create! Children will explore colors, textures, and materials through hands-on art projects designed to spark curiosity and confidence. Each class encourages creativity, sensory play, and joyful discovery. Students must be toilet trained to enroll in class. 

Ages 9 to 12: Jazz Lyrical II is a second level class which blends the fluid, expressive movement of lyrical dance with the sharp, dynamic energy of jazz. Dancers will explore musicality, storytelling, and emotional expression while building strength, flexibility, and control. Through across-the-floor exercises, center combinations, and choreography, students will learn to connect movement with feeling, bringing music to life through both technique and artistry. Perfect for dancers who want to expand their style, challenge themselves, and discover the beauty of movement that’s both powerful and poetic.

Ages 11 to 14: Designed for older students ready to dig deeper, this class guides students through the collaborative process of writing an original play. Students will explore character development, story arcs, scenes, and theatrical design while strengthening their creative voice. The session culminates in a fully realized, student-created script. 

Ages 12 to 17: Jazz Lyrical III is an advanced-level class that blends the strength and precision of jazz technique with the emotion and storytelling of lyrical dance. Dancers will focus on musicality, fluid movement, expressive performance, turns, leaps, and flexibility while building strong technical foundations and artistry. This class encourages confidence, creativity, and emotional connection through dynamic choreography and performance quality. 

Ages 5 to 7: 3D Visual Arts is a hands-on class where students explore creativity through sculpture, design, and mixed-media projects. Students will develop artistic skills using a variety of materials and techniques while learning the elements of art, spatial design, and creative problem-solving. This class encourages imagination, craftsmanship, and self-expression through three-dimensional artwork.

Ages 3 to 6: Perfect for imaginative preschoolers, this class brings favorite storybooks to life through creative movement, pretend play, and guided adventure. Each week, students jump inside a new story using the Storybook Submarine or Rocketship to explore characters and settings. This class supports early literacy, social-emotional growth, and joyful self-expression. Students must be toilet trained to enroll in class. 

Ages 6 to 9: A beginner ballet class focused on building strong foundational technique, proper alignment, and basic ballet movements. Ideal for new dancers to develop grace, strength, and discipline in a supportive environment.

Ages 11 to 17: It's our show now, kid. The ghost-with-the-most comes to the stage in Beetlejuice JR., the frightfully funny musical based on the beloved motion picture turned Broadway phenomenon. Lydia Deetz is a strange and unusual teenager, still grieving the loss of her mother and obsessed with the whole “being dead thing.” Lucky for Lydia, she and her father move to a new house haunted by a recently deceased couple and Beetlejuice, a delightful demon with a real zest for life. When Lydia calls on Beetlejuice to scare away anyone with a pulse, this double-crossing specter shows his true stripes, unleashing a (Nether)world of pandemonium.

Ages 9 to 12: An intermediate ballet class that builds on foundational skills with more challenging technique, combinations, and movement quality. Dancers will develop strength, flexibility, and artistry while refining their ballet vocabulary.

Ages 6 to 9: Each week, students will read a new storybook and leap into the world of the story through imaginative drama and play. Using movement, voice, and creativity, students become characters and explore story elements from the inside out. This class strengthens confidence, comprehension, and creative thinking. 

Ages 3 to 6: Tiny Creative Movement – A playful class where little movers explore dance through imagination, music, and fun! Students must be potty trained. 

Ages 8 to 10: Beginner Felting is a fun and creative class designed for ages 8–10 to explore the art of felting through simple, hands-on projects. Students will learn basic felting techniques using colorful wool to create small designs, characters, and decorative pieces while building creativity, fine motor skills, and confidence in a supportive environment.

Ages 9 to 15: Knitting & Embroidery is a creative hands-on class where students learn basic stitching, knitting, and decorative embroidery techniques. Through fun projects, students will build patience, creativity, and fine motor skills while creating unique handmade pieces.

Ages 13 to 17: Ballet IV–V is intermediate to advanced training focused on refining technique, strength, and artistry. Dancers perform complex combinations, advanced pointe work, and develop performance quality.

Students must have completed Ballet I-III and/or have Director's approval for this class.

Ages 8 to 14: Latest Dance Craze is a high-energy class that teaches the most popular and trending dance moves from social media, music videos, and pop culture. Perfect for all levels, this class keeps you moving, grooving, and in the know with the hottest dance crazes. 

Ages 3 to 6: Music class introduces students to rhythm, melody, and musical expression through singing, movement, instruments, and creative activities in a fun and engaging environment. Students must be toilet trained to enroll in class. 

Ages 8 to 12: Every week, students open a magical Treasure Trunk filled with surprise props that spark new stories and characters. Using their Actor’s Tools, voice, body, and imagination, students collaborate to create adventures inspired by what they discover. This high-energy class builds creativity, problem-solving skills, and expressive confidence. 

Ages 11 to 15: Bring stories to life through hands-on creativity! In this exciting class, teens will learn the basics of prop design for theatre, film, and performance. Students will sketch ideas, build unique props using a variety of materials, and explore painting, sculpting, and crafting techniques while developing their artistic and problem-solving skills. Perfect for creative minds who love art, storytelling, and making things from scratch.

Ages 6 to 9: Become a triple threat! Students will sing, dance, and act their way into musical theatre. Students will focus on scenes and popular songs from Broadway Musicals. This creative and fun class teaches students how to combine the elements of musical theatre in an energetic and compelling manner.

Ages 3 to 6: A special class where parents and little ones dance, play, and explore movement together. Designed to build bonding, coordination, and early dance skills in a fun, supportive setting for ages 3 to 6

Dancers must be toilet trained to attend class. 

Ages 6 to 8: Improv I is an introductory class that teaches the basics of improvisational theater. Students learn to think quickly, build scenes collaboratively, and develop confidence through games and exercises that encourage spontaneity, creativity, and active listening. 

Ages 3 to 6: A joyful introduction to ballet for little dancers ages 3–6. This class focuses on basic movements, musicality, and creative play to build coordination and a love for dance in a nurturing environment.

Dancers must be toilet trained to attend class. 

Ages 10 to 13: Become a triple threat! Students will sing, dance, and act their way into musical theatre. Students will focus on scenes and popular songs from Broadway Musicals. This creative and fun class teaches students how to combine the elements of musical theatre in an energetic and compelling manner. *Suitable for: students who have taken one year of Musical Theater I and/or have Director's approval.

Ages 7 to 10: Group Garage Band & Ukulele is a collaborative music class where students come together to jam, create, and perform. Whether you're strumming a ukulele or rocking out with other instruments, you'll learn basic chords, rhythm, and songwriting skills in a fun, band-style setting. Perfect for beginners and budding musicians who want to make music as a team! Students must provide their own guitars or ukuleles. 

Ages 9 to 11: Learn to utilize the power of “Yes, AND...!” Students learn to think quickly, build scenes collaboratively, and develop confidence through games and exercises that encourage spontaneity, creativity, and active listening.

Ages 6 to 10: A high-energy beginner class that introduces the fundamentals of hip hop dance. Learn basic grooves, footwork, and choreography while building confidence, rhythm, and style. No experience needed—just bring your attitude and get ready to move!

Ages 6 to 9: A beginner ballet class focused on building strong foundational technique, proper alignment, and basic ballet movements. Ideal for new dancers to develop grace, strength, and discipline in a supportive environment.

Ages 12 to 17: Improvisational techniques, performance skills, and imagination are all it takes to create hilarious comedy sketches and improv scenes. No scripts or props needed! Students will work with a professional teaching artist to develop their own comedic style. Advanced Improv is for the student who has had acting or improv before and is ready for more challenging material. All programming embraces inclusive, accessible, and adaptive learning practices to ensure every student’s individual needs are supported. 

Ages 10 to 17: Wanna hang out and sing with your friends? Wanna practice belting your favorite songs into a microphone and bask in the glow of sparkly disco lights? Wanna perform your best karaoke jams for your family and friends at our final showcase?? We'll do all that and more this fall on Saturday afternoons! Join the fun, make a friend, choose your songs, sing along, have a blast, and become a karaoke star!

Ages 9 to 12: An intermediate ballet class that builds on foundational skills with more challenging technique, combinations, and movement quality. Dancers will develop strength, flexibility, and artistry while refining their ballet vocabulary. 

Ages 10 to 17: This intermediate to advanced class challenges dancers to grow their technique, musicality, and performance skills. Students will learn more complex choreography, explore a variety of hip hop styles, and develop confidence through dynamic movement and freestyle elements. Perfect for dancers ready to level up. 

Ages 11 to 17: It's our show now, kid. The ghost-with-the-most comes to the stage in Beetlejuice JR., the frightfully funny musical based on the beloved motion picture turned Broadway phenomenon. Lydia Deetz is a strange and unusual teenager, still grieving the loss of her mother and obsessed with the whole “being dead thing.” Lucky for Lydia, she and her father move to a new house haunted by a recently deceased couple and Beetlejuice, a delightful demon with a real zest for life. When Lydia calls on Beetlejuice to scare away anyone with a pulse, this double-crossing specter shows his true stripes, unleashing a (Nether)world of pandemonium.

Ages 3 to 6: Get ready to jump, groove, and have fun in Tiny Hip Hop! This high-energy class introduces young dancers to the basics of hip hop through upbeat music, creative movement, and easy-to-follow choreography. Dancers will build coordination, confidence, rhythm, and self-expression while learning age-appropriate moves in a positive and encouraging environment. Perfect for little movers who love to dance, play, and shine!

Dancers must be toilet trained to enroll in class. 

Ages 7 to 9: During this dance course, students will learn different techniques of musical theatre dance. This class will incorporate Broadway jazz, light ballet and basic musical theatre movement. Students will dance to songs from classical musicals, revivals, and new Broadway show tunes to highlight the rich history of American Musical Theatre.

Ages 8 to 11: Step behind the curtain and discover the magic of theater! In this fun, hands-on class, students ages 8–11 will explore the exciting world of stagecraft through set design, props, costumes, lighting, sound, and backstage teamwork. Young creators will learn how theatrical productions come to life while building creativity, problem-solving skills, and confidence. Through interactive projects and collaborative activities, students will gain a basic understanding of technical theater and the important role every backstage artist plays in a performance. No experience needed—just imagination and enthusiasm!

Ages 3 to 6: A joyful introduction to ballet for little dancers ages 3–6. This class focuses on basic movements, musicality, and creative play to build coordination and a love for dance in a nurturing environment.

Dancers must be toilet trained to attend class. 

Ages 10 to 12: During this dance course, students will learn different techniques of musical theatre dance. This class will incorporate Broadway jazz, light ballet and basic musical theatre movement. Students will dance to songs from classical musicals, revivals, and new Broadway show tunes to highlight the rich history of American Musical Theatre.

Ages 13 to 17: During this dance course, students will be introduced to different techniques of musical theatre dance. This class will incorporate Broadway jazz, light ballet and basic musical theatre movement. Students will dance to songs from classical musicals, revivals, and new Broadway show tunes to highlight the rich history of American Musical Theatre. 

Ages 8 to 11: Young artists and creators will explore the exciting world of design through color, shape, balance, pattern, texture, and composition! In this engaging, hands-on class, students ages 8–11 will learn the basic principles of design while creating fun projects inspired by art, theater, fashion, and everyday objects. Through drawing, crafting, and creative problem-solving activities, students will discover how designers use visual elements to communicate ideas and tell stories. This class encourages imagination, collaboration, and confidence while helping students develop a strong creative foundation. No prior experience required! 

Ages 3 to 6: Tiny Tumbling is a fun and energetic class designed for children ages 3–6 to build coordination, balance, flexibility, and confidence through beginner tumbling activities. Students will learn basic skills such as rolls, jumps, stretches, and introductory gymnastics movements in a safe, supportive, and playful environment. This class encourages active movement, listening skills, and positive social interaction while developing a love for fitness and fun. Dancers  must be toilet trained to enroll in class. 

Ages 9 to 15: Painting I–II is an introductory and intermediate studio art course designed to develop students’ technical skills, creativity, and personal artistic expression through painting. Students explore a variety of painting media, techniques, and styles while learning the foundational elements and principles of design, including color theory, composition, value, texture, and perspective. 

Ages 7 to 10: Join us for a playful and educational journey into the magic of theatre! Young actors will explore their creativity through exciting acting games and activities designed to enhance social-emotional learning. Students will learn to express their emotions and develop empathy, all while having a blast. We will cover basic performance skills and introduce essential theatre concepts such as parts of the theatre, stage directions, and the various roles that make a production come to life.

Ages 9 to 17: Contemporary Ballet is a dynamic dance class for students ages 9–17 that blends the technical foundation of ballet with the creativity and expressive movement of contemporary dance. Dancers will develop strength, flexibility, balance, musicality, and performance skills while learning choreography that encourages artistry and emotional expression. Classes focus on proper technique, fluid movement, and confidence in a supportive and inspiring environment for both beginner and experienced dancers.

Ages 8 to 11: Play, collaborate, and create with others in a 'garage' rock band format. Every member will have the chance to learn about the various instruments and roles: electric guitar, bass, keyboard, and drums. Through experimentation and practice the group will create its own unique sound. Students will learn classic cover tunes, new arrangements, and the ‘band’ will choose their own name, share their music at our end of session showcase. STUDENTS MUST ALREADY HAVE SOME EXPERIENCE WITH THE GUITAR, BASS, KEYBOARD or DRUMS.