Little Stars (Grades K-1)
& Big Stars (Grades 2-3)
Early Childhood Acting Classes. Children Will Learn Beginning Acting Techniques Such As:
- Self-Confidence
- Working As a Team
- Movement for the Stage
- Theatre Voice
- Creative Imagination
- Improvisation

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Little Stars (Grades K-1)
& Big Stars (Grades 2-3)
Early Childhood Acting Classes. Children Will Learn Beginning Acting Techniques Such As:
Beyond the Basics I-II (Grades 4-5)
Intermediate Acting (Grades 6)
Breakthrough Class (Grade 7)
Teen Acting I (8th Grade HS Audition Prep)
Teen Acting II (High School level)
Little Songbirds (Ages Grades K-1) & Big Songbirds (Grades 2-3)
The young voice needs to be treated gently. We have specifically designed these classes with the young musical theatre performer in mind. The class is a fun way for children to safely begin finding their singing voice and start learning aspects of musical theatre performance through creative song and dance techniques.
Musical Theatre I, II, III
Musical Theatre I – Grades 4 & 5
Musical Theatre II – Grades 6 & 7
Musical Theatre III – Grades 8+
Singing Lessons
Over the years, Acting Out! instructors have trained hundreds of vocal students. Many of these students have gone on to perform on Broadway, in Off-Broadway productions, and national tours. Others have landed television and radio spots, as well as recording contracts.
Offered: By appointment all week at both locations
Before enrolling your child in private singing lessons, we will provide you with a free vocal evaluation to properly assess your child’s individual needs.
Lessons will include:
Songwriting (Seasonal Workshop)
Voice & Movement (8th Grade HS Audition Prep)
Cold Reading (5th Grade JHS Audition Prep, Sept. through Jan.)
A cold reading is when a script is given to an actor to look over just minutes before an audition. During this class, your child will learn how to identify the given circumstances: who, what, where, when, and why. They will also develop skills to help them make choices, listen to their partners, and create a character. A good dramatic cold reader is able to communicate and bring out the intent, mood, and characterization of a piece through articulation and body language.
Theatre Tech (8th Grade HS Audition Prep)
Film & Television (Seasonal Workshop)