July 28th - August 1st from 9:30 - 4:30 pm

Ages 7-12

By cultivating original characters, students will become the main character of their own story. What do Mickey Mouse, Cinderella, and Wall-e all have in common: main character energy. You too can feel what it’s like to be the star of your story by creating your own original character. At the end of the week, students use their newly learned acting and characterization skills in a sharing for family and friends. Through imagination and creativity, you’ll learn basic theatre fundamentals and have a great time!

The students will be split into 2 groups of 15-25 students based on age. If you would like to request that your student be placed in the same group as their friend or sibling who may not be the same age, please send us an email at education@redmountaintheatre.org.

Students will refine their understanding of tap dancing, including rhythm, steps, and choreographic sequences.  Prior to the starting class, students will be sorted into beginner, intermediate, and advanced skill level by RMT staff.

Ages 9-18

Sundays: Sep 7th, Sep 14th, Sep 28th, Oct 12th, Oct 19th, Oct 26th, Nov 2nd, Nov 9th, Jan 25th, Feb 8th, Feb 15th

6:15-7:30 pm

11 classes

Youth Acting:

Ages 7-9

Tuesdays, September 30th - November 18th, 2024

4:30 - 5:30 pm

8 weeks

Students will be exposed to the transformative technique of acting. Learn to tell incredible stories using only your body, voice, and imagination. This is an excellent option for beginner- to intermediate-level students, and will focus on truthful storytelling, character, and basic skills for reading scripts!

Youth Theatre Dance Styles:

Ages 7-15

Tuesdays, September 30th - November 18th, 2025

4:30 - 5:30 pm

8 weeks

Students will learn about 3 different styles of dance used in musical theatre performance: jazz, tap, and musical theatre dance. Learn how to dance your heart out for the back row of a Broadway theatre! This class will introduce students to varying styles while emphasizing learning performance skills such as connecting with the audience, and telling a story using your whole body.