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Comedy Improv:  Improvisation is an enjoyable and safe environment for an individual to experience self-growth. Plus it is SUPER FUN! Through interactive activities and exercise, our students get the chance to experience growth on a physical, emotional and physical level. This program teaches acting techniques AND improves confidence, has social benefits and promotes communication skills. 

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Shakespeare Play:  Join us for a fun and exciting program of rehearsing and performing selections from Shakespeare.  The scripts is edited from the original text, preserving the Elizabethan English, while adapting the script for classroom use. Through active and creative exercises, we will learn how to develop character, understand Shakespeare and use our voices and bodies to convey the story. We’ll bring it all together as we prepare for presentation for friends and family at the end. This program provides a safe, fun and supportive atmosphere where students will learn to make bold and creative acting choices, while also developing new levels of personal confidence and ensemble skills. All students will get a speaking role involving lines that will need to be memorized on schedule to support rehearsal in class. Roles range in size (small, medium and large) and will be cast in consideration of class size, production needs and student preference. 

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​Dungeons & Dragons: Learn to play the world’s most popular Tabletop Roleplaying Game. While having a blast casting spells, taming owl bears  and swinging swords at dragons, kids will also practice math, reading, probability, critical thinking, problem solving, teamwork, improvisation, creative storytelling, turn taking,  and so much more. Please note:  The content can often be dark but we will strive to avoid anything too dark or demonic. 

Sketch Writing: We will collaborate to develop original sketches. Through improv and storytelling, we will create original characters, fun plots and comedy while learning story development and structure.  Parents are invited to a staged reading on the last day of class.  

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