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Can you learn a musical in just 72 hours? Join us for this fast-paced theatrical adventure as we rehearse, create, and perform Disney's High School Musical, Jr. in just three exciting days! Students will work as an ensemble while building skills in singing, dancing, acting, and collaboration. From first rehearsal to performance, participants will experience the excitement of bringing a musical to life at lightning speed. The experience concludes with a performance for family and friends on the final day. Select "Register" below and AUDITION for your spot in the class!

STEP 1 — Submit a video by November 15
STEP 2 — In-person casting auditions, week of January 4

Please note: This program takes place at Boston University’s College of Fine Arts, 855 Commonwealth Avenue
Performance 3:30 on Monday, January 18
Includes 72 Hour Musical T shirt

Can you learn a musical in just 72 hours? Join us for this fast-paced theatrical adventure as we rehearse, create, and perform Disney's Freaky Friday (One-Act Edition) in just three exciting days! Students will dive into an intensive rehearsal process while strengthening their skills in singing, acting, dancing, and ensemble storytelling. Working together under a tight deadline, they'll discover the power of collaboration, adaptability, and creative problem-solving as they bring a musical to life. The experience concludes with a performance for family and friends on the final day. Click "Register" below to AUDITION for your spot!

Please note: This program takes place at Boston University’s College of Fine Arts, 855 Commonwealth Avenue

Performance 5:30 on Monday, January 18
Includes 72 Hour Musical T shirt
*Monday, Jan 18 will be 10am - 6:30pm!

Story Explorers embark on a new adventure each week! Through creative movement, imagination, and hands-on art activities, students jump into the world of each story and set sail on this interactive theatre experience specially designed for our youngest students. As the seasons change, we'll celebrate all the magic of fall, crunching through colorful leaves, visiting pumpkin patches, meeting woodland creatures, and discovering the wonders of autumn through stories, songs, and dramatic play. A final sharing for family and friends will take place on the last day of class.

A fun and physical introduction to the fundamental building blocks of drama (body, voice, mind, and imagination). Using theatre games, improvisation, story dramatization, and creative movement, students will step into the shoes of larger-than-life characters and discover the joy of making bold acting choices. Whether creating daring adventurers, mischievous tricksters, magical creatures, or unforgettable originals, students will build confidence, creativity, and collaboration as they bring stories to life. A final sharing for family and friends will take place on the last day of class.

A taste of musical theatre for young movers and shakers! Inspired by Spookley the Square Pumpkin, students will sing, dance, and act their way through a joyful musical theatre adventure celebrating kindness, friendship, and the courage to be yourself. They'll twist and shout with favorites like the "Transylvania Twist" while learning how to "tell the story" through song, movement, and acting. Through music and movement activities, theatre games, improvisation, and storytelling, young performers will create musical moments of their own as they build confidence, creativity, and collaboration. A final sharing for family and friends will take place on the last day of class.

The Actor’s Toolbox engages students in the creative process and supports their growth as actors, individually and in ensemble. Throughout the class sessions, participants will develop and explore the fundamentals of performance (body, voice, mind, and imagination) by exploring technique, ensemble building, movement, voice, and working with basic text. We recommend students take this class more than once to continue stocking their toolbox and keeping their tools sharp! A final presentation for family and friends will take place on the last day of class.

Shakespeare wasn't meant to be read quietly at a desk—it was meant to be performed! In this active, engaging class, students will unlock the language, stories, and characters of Shakespeare through theatre games, scene work, movement, and performance. Together we'll decode the text, discover what the characters really mean, and bring Shakespeare's words to life with confidence, creativity, and bold acting choices. Whether you're new to Shakespeare or already a fan, you'll leave with the tools to make the Bard feel surprisingly approachable. A final sharing for family and friends will take place on the last day of class.

Explores the fundamentals of musical theatre. Participants will develop characters within the context of a musical scene, explore various musical styles, and develop songs, scenes, and numbers from different musicals. Through solo, small-group, and ensemble work, students will learn how to transition from scene to song, creating a believable shift that allows the audience to follow a character’s journey. A final presentation for family and friends will take place on the last day of class.

Our Playmakers Performance Workshop program offers students the opportunity to further develop their actor’s tools as they apply them to a scripted piece. While unpacking the scenes from the play, students will explore the C.R.O.W.S ( characters, relationships, objectives, when/when (setting), and struggles (conflict)) of the story and make intentional choices about how to bring the characters and situations in the play to life. With minimal props/ costume pieces, this performance workshop puts a spotlight on the creative tools of the actor. A performance for Family and Friends will take place on the WFT stage on December 12.

About the Play: When insecure, curious Alice stumbles onto a troupe of traveling players, her afternoon stroll takes a detour into the wild and whimsical world that is Wonderland. As she literally follows her heart through Lewis Carroll's timelessly mad land, she discovers the joy of nonsense and the power of her own voice.

Shakespeare wasn't meant to be read quietly at a desk—it was meant to be performed! In this active, engaging class, students will unlock the language, stories, and characters of Shakespeare through theatre games, scene work, movement, and performance. Together we'll decode the text, discover what the characters really mean, and bring Shakespeare's words to life with confidence, creativity, and bold acting choices. Whether you're new to Shakespeare or already a fan, you'll leave with the tools to make the Bard feel surprisingly approachable. A final sharing for family and friends will take place on the last day of class.