FAQ for 2026 Fall Session
We believe it is imperative for students to go beyond focusing on one scene study performance. With the rise of social media, ai, and the many new ways work is being made and distributed, it is more important than ever for young artists to have their own unique, bold, vibrant voice. Beyond giving a good performance, we want to help students unlock their full creative potential.
No change at all. And as always, we want to emphasize that we do not want finances to be an impediment for a student being able to continue their training. Just reach out to us.
Register the same way. Students will automatically be put in either Scene Study, New Works/On-Camera, or Character Work in the first month.
Technique will still be the same, from 2:30-4PM. After the break, students will be doing one of Scene Study, New Works/On-Camera, or Classics each month. So by the end of the session, students will have worked in all three areas.
Yes. We will now be spotlighting student work every single month. These Spotlights are evening showcases where students present their work for family and friends, and will include script readings, new material, and performances of classic work.
Spotlight dates are:
- October 3rd/4th
- November 7th/8th
- December 5th/6th
Saturdays at 7PM, Sundays at 6:30PM.
All students are required to participate in at least one Spotlight, with the option to participate in more if they’re able to commit.
Students can still present fully staged scenes as well. For families who want that deeper commitment, it just requires rehearsing beyond the full 2:30-6PM class — either before class or during the week.
