Increase confidence, decrease anxiety, and find community! Daniel's adult "drop-in" improv classes are perfect for all skill levels, using specially crafted games, warm-ups, and exercises. Try out one class or take them all! Material will be new and fresh every time. Must be registered by noon two days prior to class.

Try one session or sign up for them all. Material is new and fresh every time.

Next Summer Drop-in Improv Dates

June 29 | 6:00 | Wellen Park

July 18 | 1:30 | Venice

Aug. 17 | 6:00 | Wellen Park

Aug. 22 | 1:30 | Venice

In this 3-week camp for students in grades 3-8, they will experience the joy of musical theatre, build acting skills, and most importantly - have fun! There will be a demonstration of the students' work on July 17 at 7:30 p.m. on VT's Raymond Center stage. No camp on July 3rd.

In this adult writing and acting class, you will be introduced to the process of writing an original script and the dynamics of acting the script. Specific topics will include character development, creating the scene's events, and tidbits of what a director looks at. Some memorization is required, as you will be acting your fellow students' scripts.

Get a taste of the technical theatre disciplines: scenery, costumes, props, lighting, and sound! Instructor Kelly Duyn will introduce students to these major aspects of technical theatre through hands-on experiences. Get ready for a lot of fun!

There is a story in all of us! Discover the joy of writing "your story" in this original monologue-writing workshop where you'll explore monologue components and write your own monologue based on your story!

Come join Vanessa's popular dance class for "advanced beginner" and intermediate-level students. Brush up for this season's auditions or just enjoy moving to the rhythm of the music.

This audition-prep class for students going into grades 3-8, gives young actors a jump start on preparing for auditions - whether for straight plays or musicals. Instructors will teach basic audition dance steps and guide students in choosing and preparing an audition monologue and song.

This class will examine the starting point in the acting process: that the actor must “believe” to have an audience believe. Students will explore an acting technique aimed at developing the necessary tools and skills to analyze and perform a role while building the self-confidence to bring a character to life.