Acting Out! is an energetic and expressive theatre class where students dive into acting fundamentals through scene work, games, character exploration, and movement exercises. Young actors learn how to use their voice, body, and imagination to bring stories to life on stage.

The class emphasizes confidence, collaboration, and creativity, giving students the tools to perform while also building valuable life skills. Whether your student is brand-new to acting or already loves the spotlight, Acting Out! offers a welcoming space to learn and grow.

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The Spring 2026 semester will conclude with a production of Fining Alice by Dianne Ffitch, a stage adaption of Lewis Carrol's Alice in Wonderland stories.

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Why Parents Love It

• Teaches foundational acting skills in a supportive, structured environment.

• Builds confidence, communication, and emotional expression.

• Encourages teamwork, responsibility, and following directions.

• Helps students develop focus, discipline, and stage presence.

• Provides a great stepping stone for future theatre participation.

 

Why Students Love It

• They get to act out scenes, play theatre games, and explore big characters.

• A fun, energetic class where imagination takes center stage.

• Lots of opportunities to perform and try new acting challenges.

• They learn how to use their voice, body, and expressions in exciting ways.

• It feels like being part of a creative team or “mini cast.”

 

What They’ll Learn

• Voice projection, diction, and basic stage movement

• Character development and emotional expression

• Improvisation and scene-building practice

• How to work with scene partners and support the ensemble

• Confidence and stage awareness to prepare them for larger productions

 

Perfect For

Students who are bursting with creativity, love performing, or want a welcoming place to build acting skills while having fun.