Build your acting skills and technique!

In our Acting Technique & Production classes (ATP), students dive into the world of acting through improvisation, monologues, scene work, one acts and full-length productions. Whether a beginner or stage veteran, you'll be challenged to take your craft to the next level! The focus in the fall semester is on developing your skills and technique to help you become the best actor you can be! The instructor will tailor curriculum to meet the needs and goals of the individual students. The spring semester will be focused on applying those skills and techniques to a culminating production of CLUE with fully-staged live performances.  ​

With assessments and/or auditions, instructor Vincent O'Reilly, will place students in the class that best fits their needs and interests, tailoring curriculum to meet the goals of the individual students. He has designed premium acting programs around the world, and offers a program to our students unlike any other in the community.

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Just getting started? Everyone is invited to the ATP I class. It's a strong skills-based class where students learn acting technique on many levels. Great choice for everyone in grades 6-12 and all skill levels.

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Think you're ready to take it to the next level? The ATP II class would be the next step, with longer class times and more intensive study. There will be more at-home assignments, all leading up to more growth and opportunities. This class requires an assessment and invitation from the instructor to determine readiness. We want to be sure each student is set up for success! ​If you're new to the ATP program, sign up for ATP I and let us know you're interested in an in-class assessment. If you were in the Tuesday ATP class last year, consider yourself invited to the fall ATP II class and enroll in that one!

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Are you a high school or college-age student looking for more challenging curriculum? The ATP III class will take you through rigorous study, giving you the tools and opportunity to hone your craft. This class requires an assessment and instructor invitation. May include mature themes appropriate for high school and college-age students.