New Classes for Spring 2025

Grades 3–5
Wednesdays 4:00–4:45pm
4/23–6/4
$150
The core of improv is spontaneity and collaboration, where performers rely on quick thinking, active listening, and the principle of “Yes, And…” — agreeing with and building on what others offer in the scene. This creates a dynamic and unpredictable performance. Key elements include embracing mistakes as opportunities for creativity, developing characters and relationships on the fly, and focusing on group collaboration rather than individual performance. Ultimately, improv is about having fun, staying present in the moment, and creating an engaging experience for both performers and audiences.
Instructor: Emily Menell

Grades 6–7 (or permission by instructor)
Wednesdays 5:00–6:30pm
4/23–6/4
$230
Long form improv is an art form that requires a deep understanding of the fundamental principles while expanding into more sophisticated techniques. It involves a heightened awareness of character, narrative, emotional depth, and ensemble dynamics. Intermediate improvisers create rich, layered performances through heightened physicality, emotional truth, and intricate storytelling, all while maintaining a sense of spontaneity and collaboration. They master the art of making quick decisions while embracing complexity, allowing them to elevate improv from a simple comedic exercise to a powerful, engaging performance.
Instructor: Emily Menell

This class is in process.

Thursdays 4:00–5:30pm
4/10–5/29 (8 sessions)
Grades 4–5
$300
This dynamic and engaging acting workshop is designed for actors of all levels who want to develop their skills in a fun, interactive environment. The program begins with a series of energizing and creative acting exercises that focus on basics skills: improv, character development, emotional expression, and physicality.
Instructor: Leslie Stupple

This class is in process.

Wednesdays 5:00–6:30pm
4/9–5/28 (8 sessions)
Grades 6–8
$300
This dynamic and engaging acting workshop is designed for actors of all levels who want to develop their skills in a fun, interactive environment. The program begins with a series of energizing and creative acting exercises that focus on basics skills: improv, character development, emotional expression, and physicality.
Instructor: Leslie Stupple