Family Friendly Youth Theatre
Classes are offered throughout the year and coincide with traditional school semesters: FALL---September to November; WINTER--January to April; SPRING/SUMMER—April to July/August. Our Summer Offering - Registration Form
JR Musical Class - Registration Form Junior Acting – Ages 5-10 This class is for the beginning student. Reading is not required, but helpful. The student should be able to memorize, whether that means a small amount of material or a large one. Scenes will be assigned according to experience and ability. In this class, we use a greater percentage of theatre games and improvisation to teach social skills, stage skills and life skills. Each student will be involved in the Scene and Recital Night at the end of the semester. Senior Acting-Ages 8-13 This class is for the student who has been cast in previous productions and whose maturity level includes a higher degree of self-motivation, self-awareness, as well as a demonstration of his/her ability to incorporate Theatre Alive! Skills. Student will be cast in scenes which will be performed at the end of the semester Scene and Recital Night, and will continue learning self-work and teamwork through the use of exercises, games , and improvisations. Musical Theater – Ages 12-18 This class is the same as the Senior Acting class, with the student demonstrating a higher level of maturity and self-awareness. The focus of the class includes continued self-work and teamwork through the use of acting exercises, vocal exercises games, and improvisations. Each student will study and rehearse musical theatre scenes, individual song work AND group vocal work, which will be showcased at the end of the semester at the Scene and Recital Night. Musical Theater, Jr. - Ages 8-12 This junior class focuses on the same principles of teamwork as the above Musical Theater Class, but adapted to a younger attention span. Shakespeare Jr. Alive! – Ages 8-13 This class is for the student who either already enjoys Shakespeare, or has the desire to perform excerpts from his works. Each student will be assigned scenes and a group recitation to perform at the end of the semester at Scene and Recital Night. The student will study more in-depth acting skills as well as additional vocal work to help meet the demands of the language, and continue self-work and teamwork through the use of exercises, games , and improvisations. Productions TheatreAlive!’s 2008/2009 Season included Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Ages 7-18); Annie Jr. (Ages 5-16), Charlotte’s Web (Ages 4-12), Seussical the Musical and Fiddler on the Roof.Click here to see fabulous photos of our wonderful casts!
All production classes cast everyone registered in the class. Auditions for specific singing or speaking parts in the production take place after class begins. Those who are interested in a speaking or singing role will be given consideration during their audition based on desire, experience, and where they are needed most in that particular production. No preference is given to those who have played a major role in previous productions, as production needs vary from production to production. However, past reliability and willingness to grow as an actor, do play a factor in future casting!
ALL CLASSES ARE HELD AT ANTI-GRAVITY STUDIO 201 Harding Blvd. Suite C, Roseville (530) 401-3175
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