Yes. Both students with us and non-students can enroll in our musicals.

Junior musicals are well-known musicals adapted for performance by students in grades K-9. These shows are usually 60/70 minutes long and feature music adapted for developing voices and kid-friendly scripts.

Yes, every performer is required to audition. Auditions take place on the first day of rehearsal. Students should prepare 16 bars (approximately 30 seconds) of a song from the show or another musical.

In addition to singing, students will perform a short acting excerpt from the musical and learn a brief dance combination from the show during the audition.

Our directors will take notes and ask students which roles they are interested in auditioning for. While requesting a role does not guarantee they will be cast in that part, our creative team is committed to placing each child in a role that best suits their strengths and allows them to shine.

Please note: a positive attitude, preparedness, and consistently arriving on time to rehearsals are all taken into consideration throughout the rehearsal process and play an important role in casting decisions.

Students need to have the appropriate footwear and dancewear for rehearsals. (Dance shoes, dance attire.)

Parts are given out on week two of rehearsals. We want to emphasize that every role in the show is significant and valuable, and we aim to provide a positive and inclusive experience for all our performers.

We encourage all participants to be team players, open to exploring new roles and challenging themselves. While we understand that everyone has a specific part in mind, we encourage all participants to be open to exploring new roles and challenging themselves. We believe that each performer has the potential to shine in any role they are given.

Yes we do! We are vendors with the following Charters:

Inspire [Pacific Coast Academy, Mission Vista Academy, Cabrillo Point Academy & Granite Mountain Charter School], Excel Academy, iLead, Blue Ridge Academy, Sky Mountain, & Suncoast Preparatory Academy.

Yes, we do!

We offer age-appropriate instruction designed for young children through teenagers, ensuring every student works alongside peers at a similar stage of artistic and social development.

No prior experience is necessary. Our instructors welcome foundational beginners as well as seasoned performers looking to refine their technique.

Students gain valuable transferable skills, including stronger public speaking abilities, improved reading comprehension through script analysis, heightened self-confidence, and enhanced teamwork skills.

Yes, we offer affordable pay-as-you-go monthly structures so families can access quality training without long-term financial commitments or massive upfront fees.

Our faculty consists of working industry professionals and experienced educators who bring real-world knowledge from television, film, and live theater directly into the classroom.

To maintain student focus and foster an environment where kids feel comfortable taking creative risks, routine rehearsals are reserved for students and staff. Parents are invited to showcase performances.

Students should wear comfortable clothing that allows for full range of movement, along with closed-toe shoes like sneakers or dance shoes.

Auditions are designed to be supportive and encouraging rather than stressful. Students typically prepare a short song or reading, and every enrolled participant receives a placement in the cast regardless of experience level.

Yes, we partner with several local charter schools to accept instructional funds, making it easy for homeschooling families to integrate performing arts training into their curriculum.