SUMMER THEATRE WORKSHOPS

Age 4 - Grade 12

 

REGISTRATION IS OPEN!

Register ONLINE or by PHONE
952-979-1111
Tuesday-Saturday, 12n– 5pm
and one hour prior to all performances

 

JUNE 3 - AUGUST 29, 2024

Spend summer break singing, dancing, playing, and imagining at Stages! Summer Theatre Workshops are taught by professional teaching artists and are designed to give students an opportunity to get creative, make friends, explore the arts, and have a whole lot of fun over summer break!
 

We can’t wait for Summer 2024!

Many workshops are currently waitlisted due to unprecedented demand. As workshops begin to fill, we highly encourage families to register for waitlists. Our waitlists see a lot of movement throughout the year as families’ plans change. Thanks for your interest in Summer Theatre Workshop!

WORKSHOP DIRECTORY

Grade levels refer to the grade level students will enter in Fall 2024.
Age refers to the age students will be on the first day of the workshop!

New: WORKSHOPS AT MINNESOTA CHILDREN'S MUSEUM for AGES 4-6 & GRADES 1-3

Location: Minnesota Children’s Museum - 10 7th St W, St Paul, MN 55102

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SUMMER THEATRE WORKSHOPS
AGES 4-6



 

Each day of Summer Theatre Workshop for Ages 4-6 will highlight a new story, with a new jumping-off point for dramatic adventure. Using our favorite books as our guide, students will journey through different environments, discover characters, and solve problems using their “Actor Tools” – their bodies, voices & imaginations! Families are invited to a sharing of skills learned throughout the week on the last day of workshop.  

 

LOCATION: Hopkins Center for the Arts - 1111 Mainstreet, Hopkins, MN 55343
COST: $170 including a $5 handling fee.

 

Not quite old enough for Summer Theatre Workshop?
Check out our Mini-Workshops for Ages 3-4

Ocean Explorers (Ages 4-6)


Mermaids, Sharks, Narwhals, Octopi and more await us as we make a big splash! Suit up, shake the sand off your “Actor Toolbox,” and get ready to use your body, voice, and imagination to travel deep into the sea! Find out “How Far We’ll Go” this summer as we journey into the big, blue world of the ocean.

SESSIONS:

  • 6/10/2024 - 6/14/2024  M-F, 1-3:30pm

  • 7/8/2024 - 7/12/2024  M-F, 9:30am-12pm

  • 7/22/2024 - 7/26/2024  M-F, 1-3:30pm

  • 7/29/2024 - 8/2/2024  M-F, 9:30am-12pm

 

 

Royal Rumpus (Ages 4-6)


Imagine the stories we could create if all of our favorite royal characters came to one Summer Theatre Workshop! Guided by a Stages Theatre Company Teaching Artist, students will jump into fantastical tales inspired by the fanciest characters. We’ve made a royal decree: join us this summer for a really royal rumpus to remember!

SESSIONS:

  • 6/3/2024 – 6/7/2024 - M-F, 1-3:30pm
  • 6/24/2024 – 6/28/2024 - M-F, 9:30am-12pm
  • 7/8/2024 – 7/12/2024 - M-F, 1-3:30pm
  • 7/15/2024 – 7/19/2024 - M-F, 9:30am-12pm
  • 7/29/2024 – 8/2/2024 - M-F, 1-3:30pm

 

 

Up, Up & Away (Ages 4-6)


Let your imagination take FLIGHT this summer! Using our favorite stories as our jumping-off point, we will grow wings, soar high above the clouds, and explore far beyond the rainbow. Nothing is out of reach as we use our “Actor Tools” to transform into fairies, dragons, butterflies, alicorns and many more magical winged creatures!

SESSIONS:

  • 6/10/2024 – 6/14/2024 - M-F, 9:30am-12pm
  • 6/24/2024 – 6/28/2024 - M-F, 1-3:30pm
  • 7/15/2024 – 7/19/2024 - M-F, 1-3:30pm

 

 

Monster Mayhem (Ages 4-6)


It’s time to roar your terrible roars and gnash your terrible teeth, wild things! From our favorite silly stories such as Leonardo, the Terrible Monster, to stories that help us understand our emotions like The Color Monster, monsters are much more than just scary creatures. They have so much to teach us (and are so much fun to play with our “Actor Tools”)!

 SESSIONS:

  • 6/3/2024 – 6/7/2024 - M-F, 9:30am-12pm
  • 7/22/2024 – 7/26/2024 - M-F, 9:30am-12pm


TUITION ASSISTANCE


Tuition assistance is available through our Open Door Program, we offer need-based tuition assistance for our fee-based programs. Please fill out the Tuition Assistance Application via the button below.

WAITLISTS


Though we cannot guarantee we will be able to offer a spot to your student, we highly recommend joining the waitlist for any class that is currently full. If we are able to offer you a spot you will be contacted and given a window within which to claim your spot. If you have registered for an alternate class, you will have the option to transfer the cost of tuition to your preferred class

 



SUMMER THEATRE WORKSHOPS
GRADES 1-3



Summer Theatre Workshops for Grades 1-3 focus on developing theatre skills in a fun, supportive, and collaborative environment. Guided by professional Teaching Artists, students will work together to explore and expand their “Actor Toolbox” – their body, voice, and imagination! As part of the last day of the workshop, families are invited to join us for a short presentation of skills learned throughout the week. 
Singing & Dancing – As a part of each day of workshop, students will work with both a professional Choreographer and Music Director to develop dancing & singing skills.    
Acting Adventure – As a part of each day of workshop, students will participate in Creative Drama & Improvisation classes led by professional Teaching Artists. 
 
LOCATION: FAIR School Crystal – 3915 Adair Ave N, Crystal, MN 55422
COST: $345 including a $5 handling fee.
 

Acting Adventure: Detect the Story (Grades 1-3)


Puzzles, riddles, clues, disguises and more are in your future as we utilize our “Actor Toolbox” to help us decipher, decode, and perform the most tangled tales. Mysteries are both exciting and dramatic, making them impossible for us to resist! Join an elite squad of fellow detectives this summer to create, uncover, and solve mysteries using your “Actor Tools” (body, voice, imagination)!

 SESSIONS:

  • 6/17/2024 – 6/21/2024 (no class 6/19) - M-T, Th-F 9am-3:30pm
  • 8/12/2024 – 8/16/2024 - M-F, 9am-3:30pm

 

Sing & Dance: Rock Out, Trolls! (Musical Theatre)  (Grades 1-3)


Unleash the power of your voice this summer! We’re jumping into the Trolls and Sing universes as we explore and perform celebrated pop and rock anthems that last the test of time. We’ll develop performance confidence and create our very own, larger than life, “Rockstar” personas. Grab a microphone, put on your dancing shoes, and get ready to take over the world of music!

SESSIONS:

  • 6/24/2024 – 6/28/2024 - M-F, 9am-3:30pm
  • 7/15/2024 – 7/19/2024 - M-F, 9am-3:30pm
  • 7/29/2024 – 8/2/2024 - M-F, 9am-3:30pm

 

Sing & Dance: Star Power (Grades 1-3)


Step into your power and find out what it takes to be the star of the show this summer! We’re taking our cues from our favorite real-life stars (Taylor, Olivia, and Harry) and the stars we love from screen & stage, (Belle, Matilda, Mal). Guided by STC Teaching Artists, we’ll sing and dance to tunes that make us feel confident, strong, and powerful while developing onstage (and offstage) skills along the way!

SESSIONS:

  • 6/10/2024 – 6/14/2024 - M-F, 9am-3:30pm
  • 7/22/2024 – 7/26/2024 - M-F, 9am-3:30pm
  • 8/12/2024 – 8/16/2024 - M-F, 9am-3:30pm

 

Sing & Dance: Screen to Stage! (Grades 1-3)


This summer we’re tackling songs & dances that have dazzled audiences on screen AND on stage! Together, we’ll rehearse and perform some of the most spectacular, jaw-dropping, show-stopping numbers from hits such as The Lion King, Finding Nemo, Shrek, Aladdin, and Willy Wonka. Get ready to grow your “triple threat” skills (singing, dancing, and acting) by practicing what it really takes to earn a standing ovation!

SESSIONS:

  • 7/8/2024 – 7/12/2024 - M-F, 9am-3:30pm
  • 8/5/2024 – 8/9/2024 - M-F, 9am-3:30pm

 

 

Acting Adventure: Far Away Fairytales (Grades 1-3)


Between flying through enchanted forests, to discovering magical powers in faraway lands, our fairytale friends seem to have the best adventures. Guided by STC Teaching Artists, we’ll step into our favorite tales, and create new ones of our own! Join us as we journey to royal kingdoms, discover secret passageways in medieval castles, and uncover hidden treasures from long ago – all while using our “Actor Toolbox!”

SESSIONS:

  • 6/10/2024 – 6/14/2024 - M-F, 9am-3:30pm
  • 7/22/2024 – 7/26/2024 - M-F, 9am-3:30pm

 

Acting Adventure: Super Pets! (Grades 1-3)


It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s Super Pets! Grab your cape, mask, and Pup Pack as we make the world a better place with our best friends from DC League of Super-Pets, Paw Patrol, and more. Whether it be flying with superhero pups, or transforming into pigs with hulk-smashing powers, we will be utilizing all our “Actor Tools” to turn into our favorite pets, heroes, and pet-heroes to save the day! No job is too big, no pup is too small!

SESSIONS:

  • 6/17/2024 – 6/21/2024 (no class 6/19) - M-T, Th-F 9am-3:30pm
  • 7/29/2024 – 8/2/2024 - M-F, 9am-3:30pm

 

 


TUITION ASSISTANCE


Tuition assistance is available through our Open Door Program, we offer need-based tuition assistance for our fee-based programs. Please fill out the Tuition Assistance Application via the button below.

WAITLISTS


Though we cannot guarantee we will be able to offer a spot to your student, we highly recommend joining the waitlist for any class that is currently full. If we are able to offer you a spot you will be contacted and given a window within which to claim your spot. If you have registered for an alternate class, you will have the option to transfer the cost of tuition to your preferred class

 

EXTENDED CARE


STC offers afternoon extended care for Grades 1 – 3 & Grades 4 – 6 from 3:30pm –4:30pm. Families must register for the full week of afternoon extended care (Monday – Thursday), for a cost of $65.00 per student. We encourage families to register early, as we have a limited number of spots for this program. To register, please visit the Extended Care section, and click the button of your desired week.


SUMMER THEATRE WORKSHOPS
GRADES 4-6



Summer Theatre Workshops for Grades 4-6 students focus on developing and honing theatrical skills. Guided by professional Teaching Artists, students will spend their days collaborating as an ensemble of performers. They will work with themes and material that excites them and expands their skillsets. As part of the last day of workshop, families are invited to join us for a short presentation of skills learned throughout the week.  
Musical Theatre – As a part of each day of workshop, students will work with both a professional Choreographer and Music Director to develop dancing & singing skills.  
Acting – As a part of each day of workshop, students will participate in Acting & Improvisation classes led by professional Teaching Artists.

 

LOCATION: FAIR School Crystal – 3915 Adair Ave N, Crystal, MN 55422
COST: $345 including a $5 handling fee.
 

Comedy Club (Acting) (Grades 4-6)


And live from Stages Theatre Company, it’s SUMMER THEATRE WORKSHOP! Spend the week learning sketch comedy and improvisation. While it may look easy, fun, and even simple, Comedy is HARD. There’s so much to dive into from writing a well-constructed sketch, to performing a character with airtight specificity. Working with STC Teaching Artists, and local comedy performers, students will expand their acting skillset and grow performance confidence as they write, rehearse, and perform a one-of-a-kind sketch show.

SESSIONS:

  • 7/8/2024 – 7/12/2024 - M-F, 9am-3:30pm

 

 

Playmakers Lab: Genre Challenge (Acting) (Grades 4-6)


We’re making new plays this summer! Plot twist: we don’t know what they’re about yet! Join STC Teaching Artists, and fellow young actors, to create short plays based around a genre that won’t be determined until the first day of camp! Maybe you’ll devise a side-splitting satire, maybe you’ll dive into a dramatic mystery full of red herrings. The only guarantees are that you’ll build your acting skillset, while working together to create a never-before-seen play with an ensemble of new friends.

SESSIONS: 

  • 6/10/2024 – 6/14/2024 - M-F, 9am-3:30pm
  • 7/29/2024 – 8/2/2024 - M-F, 9am-3:30pm

 

 

Potions, Charms, & Other Forms of Fantasy (Acting) (Grades 4-6)


Use your “Actor Tools” to cast spells, create charms, and master hydrokinesis with us this summer. We’ll create brand new narratives, inspired by some of our favorite witches, wizards, demigods, and Olympians from franchises such as Harry Potter, Percy Jackson, The Addams Family, School for Good & Evil and more! With our imaginations as our guide, we’ll jump into fantastical lands and solve problems that require brains, heart, talent, magic, and of course, bravery.

 SESSIONS:

  •  6/24/2024 – 6/28/2024 - M-F, 9am-3:30pm
  • 7/15/2024 – 7/19/2024 - M-F, 9am-3:30pm
  • 8/5/2024 – 8/9/2024 - M-F, 9am-3:30pm 

 

 

Musical Theatre: Record Breakers  (Grades 4-6)


From Beyoncé & Taylor Swift’s internet-breaking tours to the global takeover of Hamilton to the pink-hued-phenomenon of the Barbie movie, we’re living in an era of entertainment industry record breakers. Working with Stages Theatre Company Teaching Artists, dive into the music and choreography that makes each of these artistic projects singularly iconic, while also building and strengthening your own, unique, performance skillset.

 SESSIONS:

  • 7/8/2024 – 7/12/2024 - M-F, 9am-3:30pm
  • 7/22/2024 – 7/26/2024 - M-F, 9am-3:30pm

  • 8/5/2024 – 8/9/2024 - M-F, 9am-3:30pm

 

 

Musical Theatre: Triple Threat (Grades 4-6)


To really deliver, Broadway performers need to be able to sing, dance, and act. In this workshop, students will rotate between vocal, dance, and acting Teaching Artists, focusing in on what it takes to fully embody a character through singing, dancing and acting. Using today’s top Broadway scripts & scores, you’ll learn how to take a character from the first audition, through the rehearsal process, and all the way to opening night.

 SESSIONS: 

  • 6/24/2024 – 6/28/2024 - M-F, 9am-3:30pm
  • 7/15/2024 – 7/19/2024 - M-F, 9am-3:30pm
  • 8/12/2024 – 8/16/2024 - M-F, 9am-3:30pm

 

Musical Theatre: T. Swift Takeover (Grades 4-6)


Back by popular demand! For one-week-only, we are pleased to welcome you to Summer Theatre Workshop (Taylor’s Version). She’s claimed all 10 spots on Billboard’s top 10, she’s written over 200 songs, she’s directed a 10-minute music video of her own work, and most importantly, she has a musical and storytelling style all her own. Guided by professional Teaching Artists, we’ll dig into Taylor’s eclectic library of hits to grow our skillsets as both songsters, and storytellers.

 SESSIONS:

  •  6/17/2024 – 6/21/2024 (no class 6/19) - M-T, Th-F 9am-3:30pm

 

 


TUITION ASSISTANCE


Tuition assistance is available through our Open Door Program, we offer need-based tuition assistance for our fee-based programs. Please fill out the Tuition Assistance Application via the button below.

WAITLISTS


Though we cannot guarantee we will be able to offer a spot to your student, we highly recommend joining the waitlist for any class that is currently full. If we are able to offer you a spot you will be contacted and given a window within which to claim your spot. If you have registered for an alternate class, you will have the option to transfer the cost of tuition to your preferred class

 

EXTENDED CARE


STC offers afternoon extended care for Grades 1 – 3 & Grades 4 – 6 from 3:30pm –4:30pm. Families must register for the full week of afternoon extended care (Monday – Thursday), for a cost of $65.00 per student.We encourage families to register early, as we have a limited number of spots for this program. To register, please visit the Extended Care section, and click the button of your desired week.


SUMMER THEATRE WORKSHOPS
GRADES 6-9
SUMMER STUDIO



These multi-week workshops are designed to simulate a theatrical rehearsal process from audition to performance, giving young actors a chance to dive deep into their performance training in a supportive and collaborative environment. Student actors will spend half of their day working with professional Teaching Artists on skill-based actor training, and the remaining half of their day in “rehearsal” working on scripted material. For more information, please see the Frequently Asked Questions section below:

 

LOCATION:
PiM Arts High School – 7255 Flying Cloud Dr., Eden Prairie, MN 55344
and
FAIR School Crystal – 3915 Adair Ave N, Crystal, MN 55422
 

The Actor Games (Grades 6 – 9)


In this dystopian/Hunger Games parody everyone is starving...for attention! Society's obsession with all things drama has become so distracting, the Capitol has outlawed all auditions and has divided the population into ten districts: Greek Tragedy, Shakespeare Drama, Commedia Dell'Arte, and others. During the annual Actor Games, a tribute from each district competes to become a star. The losers must suffer the fate of the Fallback Wheel. This year, Meryl hopes to become the first ever winner from High School Drama. Unfortunately, the odds are never in her favor. The Actor Games is a fast-paced one-act play that provides lots of comedy opportunities for each cast member, as well as a humorous overview of modern and historic acting methods.

SESSION:

  • 7/15/2024 – 7/26/2024 - M-F, 9:30-4pm

PERFORMANCES: July 26th at TBD, July 27th at TBD

LOCATION: PiM Arts High School – 7255 Flying Cloud Dr., Eden Prairie, MN 55344

COST: $655, including $5 handling fee


Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical JR. (Grades 6-9)


Rebellion is nigh in Matilda JR., a gleefully witty ode to the anarchy of childhood and the power of imagination! Matilda has astonishing wit, intelligence... and special powers! She's unloved by her cruel parents but impresses her schoolteacher, the loveable Miss Honey. Matilda's school life isn't completely smooth sailing, however – the school's mean headmistress, Miss Trunchbull, hates children and just loves thinking up new punishments for those who don't abide by her rules. But Matilda has courage and cleverness in equal amounts and could be the school pupils' saving grace!

SESSION:

  • 7/22/2024 – 8/9/2024 - M-F, 9:30am-4pm

PERFORMANCES: August 9th at TBD, August 10th at TBD

LOCATION: FAIR School Crystal – 3915 Adair Ave N, Crystal, MN 55422

COST: $875, including $5 handling fee

 

 


Summer Studio Frequently Asked Questions


Do you make any age/grade exceptions?

Unfortunately, we are unable to make any age/grade exceptions, for any reason, for all Summer Studio classes.

Will you be holding auditions?

Yes. Auditions will be held during the first two days of each Summer Studio workshop. All registered students will be cast in a role. Students will be guided through the audition process as a part of the class.

My family has conflicts, can we still register?

If your student is going to miss more than 2 days of Summer Studio, we do not recommend registering. It is a fast process, and for your student to have the most optimal experience, it is best for them to attend all days of the class. We will be asking for conflicts during the first week of the class, and conflicts will influence casting decisions.

Will each student be “called to” (attend) class each day?

Yes. Summer Studio is first and foremost a class, and therefore is designed to engage students each day of the session.

Is there a “pre-requisite” for Summer Studio classes?

There is not a pre-requisite, however we do not recommend registering for Summer Studio if this is your young person’s first theatre class/camp experience. If this is your student’s first theatre experience (class or performance), we recommend a one-week Summer Theatre Workshop.

Are payment plans available?

Yes, Summer Theatre Workshop tuition can be split into a payment plan by calling the Box Office at 952-979-1111


TUITION ASSISTANCE


Tuition assistance is available through our Open Door Program, we offer need-based tuition assistance for our fee-based programs. Please fill out the Tuition Assistance Application via the button below.

WAITLISTS


Though we cannot guarantee we will be able to offer a spot to your student, we highly recommend joining the waitlist for any class that is currently full. If we are able to offer you a spot you will be contacted and given a window within which to claim your spot. If you have registered for an alternate class, you will have the option to transfer the cost of tuition to your preferred class


SUMMER THEATRE WORKSHOPS
GRADES 7-12



Spend your summer training with like-minded young professionals learning from the top Teaching Artists in the Twin Cities. This summer we’re offering half-day options to ensure the most flexible training opportunities for our busiest students. Register for the full day and stay for a supervised lunch and receive a discount.

 

LOCATION: PiM Arts High School – 7255 Flying Cloud Dr., Eden Prairie, MN 55344

 

COST:
$180 HALF DAY including a $5 handling fee.
$340 FULL DAY including a $5 handling fee.
 

Acting: Comedy Styles (Grades 7-12)


As the industry saying goes, “Dying is easy. Comedy is hard.” Luckily, when mastered, it’s still hard, but also extremely fun. Guided by STC Teaching Artists, and local comedy performers, students will spend a week digging into a different style of comedy each day of workshop, including Improvisation, Sketch Comedy, Physical Comedy, and Satire.

SESSIONS: 

  • 6/17/2024 – 6/21/2024 (no class 6/19) - M-Th, 9:30am-12:30pm
  • 8/5/2024 – 8/9/2024 - M-F, 1-4pm

 

 

Acting: Monologues & Audition (Grades 7-12)


Let’s face it, auditioning is the hardest part of being a performer. For most plays, the audition begins with a monologue. Spend the week learning techniques for confident delivery and clear character choices as you rehearse and perform a monologue. Students will leave the class with renewed confidence and energy for their next audition!

SESSIONS: 

  • 6/17/2024 – 6/21/2024  (no class 6/19) - M-Th, 1-4pm
  • 7/29/2024 – 8/2/2024 - M-F, 1-4pm

 

Acting: Shakespeare & Stage Combat (Grades 7-12)


William Shakespeare is known for his quick-witted comedy, dynamic sword fights, and yes, his tragic and depressing dramas too. Working with Stages Theatre Company professionals, you’ll dive into comedic and dramatic scene work depicting epic theatrical battles and side-splitting comedies of error as you learn the dos and don’ts of one of theatre’s most famous storytellers.

SESSIONS:

  •  7/29/2024 – 8/2/2024 - M-F, 1-4pm

 

Acting: On Camera, Voice-Over, & Podcast (Grades 7-12)


Working as an actor on camera (Film, TV, Commercials), and in voice-over (Radio, Commercials, Podcasts) requires a different skillset from stage acting. In this class, students will try their hand at acting on camera and voice acting, learning the different approaches, jargon, techniques, and skills needed to work in this growing industry!

SESSIONS: 

  • 6/24/2024 – 6/28/2024 - M-F, 1-4pm
  • 8/5/2024 – 8/9/2024 - M-F, 9:30am -12:30pm

 

Devised Theatre (Grades 7-12)


Devising combines a few of our favorite things: performing, playwriting, creative thinking, and directing. Working together as an ensemble, students will devise an original piece based on their own ideas and turn it into a story that they will rehearse and perform for an audience at the end of the week.

SESSIONS: 

  • 8/5/2024 – 8/9/2024 - M-F, 1-4pm

 

 

Intro to Theatrical Design (Grades 7-12)


There’s so much more to the theatre than the performers on the stage. Work with local, professional designers to learn the introductory skills of theatrical design, costume design, set design and more! Through hands- on projects, students will simulate the design experience while working with theatrical materials and equipment.

SESSIONS: 

  • 7/22/2024 – 7/26/2024 - M-F, 1-4pm

 

 

Musical Theatre Dance: Broadway Dance (Grades 7-12)


Get ready to sweat this summer, as you spend the week training with Stages Theatre Company choreographers. This class will focus on jazz and musical theatre dance, allowing students to focus on various choreography from various Broadway musicals. No prior studio dance experience is needed; come prepared to work hard and grow!

SESSIONS: 

  • 6/17/2024 – 6/21/2024 (no class 6/19)  - M-Th, 1-4pm
  • 6/24/2024 – 6/28/2024 - M-F, 9:30am-12:30pm 

 

Musical Theatre Voice: Broadway Voice (Grades 7-12)


Find out how to hit those big notes, in big songs both musically AND dramatically. At its best, musical theatre is not only musically & vocally engaging, but touches us by communicating character and story on a deep level. This week we’ll explore techniques that help you communicate the beats of the story, while staying the beat musically.

SESSIONS: 

  • 6/17/2024 – 6/21/2024 (no class 6/19)  - M-F, 9:30am-12:30 pm
  • 6/24/2024 – 6/28/2024 - M-F, 1-4pm

 

Playwriting (Grades 7-12)


While all theatre professionals are storytellers at heart, putting actual pen to paper and deciding which words will turn into scenes, and eventually full-length stories is an art form all its own. Working with professional playwrights & dramaturgs, students will learn the basics and introductory skills to begin writing their own plays.

SESSIONS: 

  • 6/24/2024 – 6/28/2024 - M-F, 9:30am-12:30pm

 

 

Teen Vocal Cabaret: Our Time (Grades 7-12)


This one-of-a-kind performance workshop is designed for the serious youth musical theatre performer looking to make strides in their vocal training, vocal audition technique, and vocal performance confidence. Led by the Twin Cities’ premier vocal coaches, students will design & rehearse a cabaret-style performance all their own. Students will work one-on-one with voice teachers, preparing solos, duets, trios and group numbers that speak to them, showcase their unique vocal range & quality, all while working to expand their vocal ability.  

July 29th – August 9th from 9:30am – 12:30pm

Performances: August 9th at TBD (possible extended rehearsal hours on August 9th)

 

SESSIONS: 

7/29/2024 – 8/9/2024 - M-F, 9:30am -12:30pm

 

 


TUITION ASSISTANCE


Tuition assistance is available through our Open Door Program, we offer need-based tuition assistance for our fee-based programs. Please fill out the Tuition Assistance Application via the button below.

WAITLISTS


Though we cannot guarantee we will be able to offer a spot to your student, we highly recommend joining the waitlist for any class that is currently full. If we are able to offer you a spot you will be contacted and given a window within which to claim your spot. If you have registered for an alternate class, you will have the option to transfer the cost of tuition to your preferred class


SUMMER THEATRE WORKSHOPS
WITH THE MINNESOTA CHILDREN'S MUSEUM



Stages Theatre Company is thrilled to partner with Minnesota Children’s Museum to bring our Summer Theatre Workshops to the museum this summer! Students will have the opportunity to engage in Summer Theatre Workshop programming, creating characters and solving problems using our “Actor Tools” (body, voice, imagination), while also exploring all that Minnesota Children’s Museum has to offer! Families are invited to a sharing of skills learned throughout the week on the last day of workshop.  

 

LOCATION: Minnesota Children’s Museum - 10 7th St W, St Paul, MN 55102

  

Detect the Story (Grades 1 – 3)


Puzzles, riddles, clues, disguises and more are in your future as we utilize our Actor Toolbox to help us decipher, decode and perform the most tangled tales. Mysteries are both exciting and dramatic, making them impossible for us to resist! Join an elite squad of fellow detectives this summer to create, uncover and solve mysteries using your Actor Tools (body, voice, imagination)!

COST:
$425.00 including a $5 handling fee. ($405.00 for MCM Members)

SESSIONS: 

  • 7/8/2024 – 7/12/2024 - M-F, 9am-4pm

 

 

Monster Mayhem (Ages 4 – 6)


It’s time to roar your terrible roars and gnash your terrible teeth, wild things. From our favorite silly stories such as Leonardo the Terrible Monster, to stories that help us understand our emotions like The Color Monster, monsters are much more than just scary creatures, they have so much to teach us (and are so much fun to play with our Actor Tools)!

COST:

Tuition: $225.00 including a $5 handling fee. ($205.00 for MCM Members)

SESSIONS: 

  • 8/26/2024 – 8/30/2024 - M-F, 9am-NOON

 

Ocean Explorers (Ages 4 – 6)


Mermaids, Sharks, Narwhals, Octopi and more await us as we make a big splash! Suit up, shake the sand off your Actor Toolbox, and get ready to use your body, voice, and imagination to travel deep into the sea! Find out “How Far We’ll Go” this summer as we journey into the big, blue world of the ocean.

COST:

Tuition: $225.00 including a $5 handling fee. ($205.00 for MCM Members)

 SESSIONS: 

  • 8/26/2024 – 8/30/2024 - M-F, 1-4pm

 

 


TUITION ASSISTANCE


Tuition assistance is available through our Open Door Program, we offer need-based tuition assistance for our fee-based programs. Please fill out the Tuition Assistance Application via the button below.

WAITLISTS


Though we cannot guarantee we will be able to offer a spot to your student, we highly recommend joining the waitlist for any class that is currently full. If we are able to offer you a spot you will be contacted and given a window within which to claim your spot. If you have registered for an alternate class, you will have the option to transfer the cost of tuition to your preferred class

 

SUMMER THEATRE
WORKSHOPS
C.A.S.T.
(Creative, Accepting, Sensory-Friendly Theatre)

 

The C.A.S.T. (Creative, Accepting, Sensory-Friendly Theatre) Program for youth with Autism, or other Sensory sensitivities, is taking over the stage again this summer!
LOCATION: PiM Arts High School - 7255 Flying Cloud Dr., Eden Prairie, MN 55344
COST: See below.

 

C.A.S.T. Summer Workshop  (Grades 4-6)


C.A.S.T. is a year-round educational program dedicated to creating a safe, welcoming and comfortable environment for students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and other sensory sensitivities. The program is designed for children with ASD that would like to make new friends, explore deeper levels of communication and self-expression, creatively work on social skills, and develop acting skills and improvisation techniques.

COST:

Tuition: $135 including a $5 handling fee. 

SESSIONS: 

  •  7/15/2024 – 7/19/2024 - M-F, 1:30-4pm

 

C.A.S.T. SUMMER SHOWTIME (Grades 7-12)


C.A.S.T. is a year-round educational program dedicated to creating a safe, welcoming and comfortable environment for students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and other sensory sensitivities. In the summer session, CAST students work together to create, stage and perform a production. Working alongside CAST Teaching Artists, students will design sets, costumes, puppets and projections, adapt a script, and rehearse their parts, with the class culminating in a performance for family & friends!

COST:

Tuition: $395 including a $5 handling fee.  

SESSIONS: 

  • 7/15/2024 – 8/2/2024 - M-F, 9:30am-12pm

 

TUITION ASSISTANCE


Tuition assistance is available through our Open Door Program, we offer need-based tuition assistance for our fee-based programs. Please fill out the Tuition Assistance Application via the button below.

WAITLISTS


Though we cannot guarantee we will be able to offer a spot to your student, we highly recommend joining the waitlist for any class that is currently full. If we are able to offer you a spot you will be contacted and given a window within which to claim your spot. If you have registered for an alternate class, you will have the option to transfer the cost of tuition to your preferred class.


SUMMER THEATRE WORKSHOP
POLICIES & PROCEDURES



 
DROP OFF & PICK UP


Please visit the link below which corresponds with your student's age group and class location:

To discuss accessibility needs related to Drop Off/Pick Up, please contact Elinor, Education Registrar, at ejones@stagestheatre.org.
 
WHAT TO BRING TO SUMMER THEATRE WORKSHOP 
Half-Day Workshops 
  • FOOD & WATER: 1 water bottle, 1 snack. Stages Theatre Company is STRICTLY nut free (no peanuts or tree nuts), and food sharing is not permitted. Vending machines are not available. 
  • If your student has specific food allergy concerns and you’d like to speak to a camp administrator, please contact ejones@stagestheatre.org 
  • CLOTHING & FOOTWEAR: Students should wear comfortable clothing suitable and appropriate for movement. Students should wear shoes with closed toes and backs. 
  • OUTERWEAR: Students will go outside throughout the day at Summer Theatre Workshop. Please send them wearing appropriate sun protection (sunscreen or sun hat) and send additional sunscreen for midday reapplication.  
  • PERSONAL ELECTRONIC DEVICES: Only students in Grades 7 – 12 will be able to access personal electronic devices during class breaks; we recommend all other students leave personal electronic devices at home. Students are not able to share screens of personal devices at any time. Should your student require a personal electronic device for medical purposes, please contact ejones@stagestheatre.org
 
Full-Day Workshops 
  • FOOD & WATER: 1 water bottle, 2 snacks (AM and PM), 1 lunch. Stages Theatre Company is STRICTLY nut free (no peanuts or tree nuts), and food sharing is not permitted. Vending machines are not available. 
  • If your student has specific food allergy concerns and you’d like to speak to a camp administrator, please contact ejones@stagestheatre.org
  • CLOTHING & FOOTWEAR: Students should wear comfortable clothing suitable and appropriate for movement. Students should wear shoes with backs. Students should pack extra facemasks. 
  • OUTERWEAR: Students will go outside throughout the day at Summer Theatre Workshop. Please send them wearing appropriate sun protection (sunscreen or sun hat) and send additional sunscreen for midday reapplication.  
  • PERSONAL ELECTRONIC DEVICES: Only students in Grades 7 – 12 will be able to access personal electronic devices during snack and lunch breaks; we recommend all other students leave personal electronic devices at home. Students are not able to share screens of personal devices at any time. Should your student require a personal electronic device for medical purposes, please contact ejones@stagestheatre.org
 
 
CONTACTING SUMMER THEATRE WORKSHOP ADMINISTRATION 
Change in Pick-Up Schedule: Inform us of early pick-ups, alternate pick up/drop off drivers, carpools, midday appointments, etc. at DROP OFF. 
During Class Time: Please call the Box Office at 952-979-1111, or email Elinor Jones, Education Registrar, ejones@stagestheatre.org. If there is no answer, please leave a message and someone will get back to you shortly.  
Summer Theatre Workshop administrators will contact all families of absent students. 
 
 
LAST DAY SHARING  
Finalized last day sharing information will be shared in the welcome email, and reminders will be sent home during your student’s workshop week.  
Ages 4 – 6:
The last day sharing will take place during the last 30 minutes of the last day of your student’s workshop in your student’s classroom.  
 
Grades 1 – 3:

The last day sharing will take place at 2:15pm at FAIR School, Crystal Campus for the following workshops: Screen to Stage

The last day sharing will take place at 2:30pm at FAIR School, Crystal Campus for the following workshops: Star Power, Rock Out: Trolls! 

The last day sharing will take place at 2:45pm at FAIR School, Crystal Campus for the following workshops: Detect the Story, Super Pets, Far Far Away

Grades 4 – 6:

The last day sharing will take place at 2:45pm at FAIR School, Crystal Campus for the following workshop: Potions, Charms, and Other Forms of Fantasy, Comedy Troupe, T. Swift Takeover

The last day sharing will take place from 3:10 – 3:40pm at FAIR School, Crystal Campus for the following workshops: Triple Threat, Playmakers: Genre Challenge

The last day sharing will take place from 3:15-3:40pm at FAIR School, Crystal Campus for the following workshop: Record Breakers


Summer Studio (Grades 6 – 9):
More information regarding final performance times will be shared with families prior to the first day of the workshop. 
 
CAST Summer Showtime (Ages 10 – 17):
The last day sharing will take place on the last day of workshop. More information regarding the final performance time will be shared with families during the workshop. 
 
Grades 7 – 12:
Not all Grades 7 – 12 classes will have in-person sharing due to the nature of the training. Your student will either be sent home on their last day of workshop with a written evaluation from their teaching artist regarding their work throughout the workshop, a video recording of their final performance at workshop, OR there will be an in-person sharing on the last day of the workshop. More information will be sent in the welcome email.  
 
 
COVID-19 POLICIES 
The safety & well-being of our students, staff and teaching artists is our top priority, and we reserve the right to change our protocols if community levels of COVID-19 rise in our area. 
Face Masks: Masks are optional for all Education Programs & Classes at this time.  Stages Theatre Company Education Programs will follow the updated guidelines regarding face masks put forth by the MDH. Stages Theatre Company will not be checking students’ vaccination status at this time. 
Positive COVID-19 Cases: If your student tests positive for COVID-19 while enrolled in a Summer Theatre Workshop, please notify Stages Education Director, Megan Collins, mcollins@stagestheatre.org, as soon as possible.  If your student tests positive for COVID-19, regardless of vaccination status, they will be required to stay home for at least 5 days. 
Close Contact Protocols: Your family will be notified by a Stages staff member if your student is in “close contact” with someone who tests positive for COVID-19. Students may be required to wear a well-fitting mask following close contact exposure. 
Student Health: Students who are sick are kindly asked to stay home to help mitigate the spread of illness and germs. If your student is experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, they will NOT be permitted in class, without proof of a negative test, regardless of vaccination status. 
Contact Megan Collins, Education Director, at mcollins@stagestheatre.org or (952) 979-1117 if you have any questions or concerns. 
 

 

REGISTRATION INFORMATION!

 

 
CLASS LOCATIONS  
Ages 4 – 6: Hopkins Center for the Arts, 1111 Mainstreet, Hopkins, MN 55343 
Grades 1 – 3: The FAIR School, Crystal Campus, 3915 Adair Ave N, Crystal, MN 55422 
Grades 4 – 6: The FAIR School, Crystal Campus, 3915 Adair Ave N, Crystal, MN 55422 
CAST Summer Showtime (Ages 10 – 17): PiM Arts High School, 7255 Flying Cloud Dr, Eden Prairie, MN 55344 
Summer Studio: Musical Theatre (Grades 6 – 9): The FAIR School, Crystal Campus, 3915 Adair Ave N, Crystal, MN 55422 
Summer Studio: Acting (Grades 6-9): PiM Arts High School, 7255 Flying Cloud Dr, Eden Prairie, MN 55344  
Grades 7-12: PiM Arts High School, 7255 Flying Cloud Dr, Eden Prairie, MN 55344 
Minnesota Children’s Museum Partnership Camps: 10 West Seventh Street, St. Paul, MN 55102
 
REGISTRATION 
To Register, click the link of the class you want on our website or contact the box office at (952) 979-1111. 
Box Office Hours: Tuesday-Friday, Noon to 6:00pm 

NEW: An online waiting room will be available starting at 11:30am on January 23rd. If you sign on between 11:30am-NOON, your spot in line will be randomly generated at NOON when registration opens. If you sign on after NOON, registration will be on a first-come-first-served basis. Due to the high volume of users, please expect to experience a wait time in the waiting room.

 
PAYMENT PLANS 
Summer Theatre Workshop tuition can be split into a payment plan by calling the Box Office at 952-979-1111.  
 
TUITION ASSISTANCE 
Tuition assistance is available through STC’s Open Door Program. Stages Theatre Company offers need-based tuition assistance for all fee-based programs, such as Summer Theatre Workshop. Please fill out the Tuition Assistance Application via the button below. Tuition assistance applications are processed in the order in which they are received and may take 3-5 days to return. 
Tuition Assistance Application

 

ACCESSIBILITY 
Stages Theatre Company is committed to addressing barriers that can restrict participation in our performances and programming. We believe that every individual should be able to access the joy, wonder, and benefits of participation in the theatre arts.  We are working towards a future beyond compliance – toward a fully inclusive environment where all programs and performances are accessible to all. Parents are encouraged to contact the Education Director, Megan Collins, mcollins@stagestheatre.org prior to enrollment to discuss accommodations and support strategies to ensure a successful experience at Summer Theatre Workshop.  
  
AGE/RISING GRADE LEVELS POLICY 
If registering for Grades 1-3, 4-6, 7-12, or Summer Studio, please register your student according to the grade level that they will enter in Fall 2024. If registering for Ages 4-6 or C.A.S.T. Summer Showtime, please register your student according to the age that they will be on the first day of the workshop. Students should only enroll in workshops intended for their age at the start of workshop, or grade level in the Fall of 2024. Although we understand that skill and maturity levels vary, younger students may not register up a grade level for any reason. If you’d like your student to register for a class that they have aged out of, please contact ejones@stagestheatre.org.  
  
REGISTRATION CONFIRMATION & “WELCOME EMAIL” 
Registration Confirmation 
  • Online registrants will receive automatic confirmation via email from ticketbooth@stagestheatre.org. If you do not see this confirmation, please check spam, junk, or promotions folders, and save Stages as a safe sender. 
  • For registrations over the phone with the Box Office, a confirmation email will be sent from ticketbooth@stagestheatre.org within an hour of registration. If you do not see this confirmation, please check spam, junk, or promotions folders, and save Stages as a safe sender. 
  • If you have any questions about your registration or need an FSA-compliant receipt, please contact Elinor Jones, Education Registrar, at ejones@stagestheatre.org
 
Welcome Email 
  • 4 weeks prior to your student’s workshop a welcome email will be sent to the email provided at the time of registration. This will include a link to the parent portal, which will include all pertinent information for your student’s week of workshop.  
  • Please check spam, junk, or promotions folders if you do not see an email four weeks prior to your student’s workshop. Emails will come from ejones@stagestheatre.org or mcollins@stagestheatre.org
 
REGISTERING WITH A FRIEND 
Let us know if your student is attending Summer Theatre Workshop with a friend so that we can ensure that they are placed in the same group as their friend. Summer Theatre Workshops often have multiple sections within the same class title. 
  • If you provided this information in your registration, we have already noted that information. 
  • If you would like to add a “Friend Request” post-registration, contact Elinor Jones, Education Registrar, at ejones@stagestheatre.org letting us know your student’s name and their friend’s name. 
  • Please provide this information at least 5 days prior to the start of class.  
 
EXTENDED CARE 
STC offers afternoon extended care for Grades 1 – 3 & Grades 4 – 6 from 3:30pm –4:30pm. Families must register for the full week of afternoon extended care (Monday – Thursday), for a cost of $65.00 per student. We encourage families to register early, as we have a limited number of spots for this program. To register, please visit the Extended Care section, and click the button of your desired week.
 
CANCELLATION POLICY  
You may cancel your workshop up to THREE WEEKS prior to the first day of camp, for any reason and receive a full refund – minus the $5 handling fee. Call the Box Office at 952-979-1111. 
 
GOT MORE QUESTIONS? CONTACT US! 
For questions regarding REGISTRATION (registering with a friend, using a gift certificate or Stages coupon, cancellation policies, etc.) and CAST Summer Showtime for Ages 10 – 17 contact Education Registrar, Elinor Jones via phone 952-979-1113 or email ejones@stagestheatre.org
For questions regarding Summer Theatre Workshops for Ages 4 -6, Grades 1 – 3, Grades 4 – 6,  and Summer Studio (Grades 6 – 9) contact Education Coordinator, Matt Ouren via phone 952-979-1112 or mouren@stagestheatre.org. 
For questions regarding Grades 7 – 12 contact Teen Program Manager, André Samples via phone 952-979-1120 or asamples@stagestheatre.org.  
 

Drop Off/Pick Up at the
Hopkins Center for the Arts:

 

Curbside Drop Off Instructions

  1. Ten minutes prior to the start of class, Stages Theatre Company Administrators will be ready to begin drop off. Administrators will be outside with clipboards in hand.
  2. On Mainstreet, there will be a yellow Stages sign close to 12th Avenue. Pull into the open space closest to the Stages sign and wait for an Administrator with a clipboard to approach your vehicle.
  3. Please stay in your vehicle with your student. Our staff will approach the vehicle’s passenger-side window. On the first day, we will check Emergency Contacts’ phone numbers. If you assist your child in getting out of the vehicle, you are welcome to do so.
  4. The Administrator will escort the student inside to meet their teacher and fellow classmates.

Walk-In Drop Off Instructions

*Please note, Administrators will prioritize Curbside Drop Off for student safety.
  1. Please utilize legal street parking or Hopkins City lot parking.
  2. Enter the Hopkins Center for the Arts via the main entrance at the East end of the building, Mainstreet and 11th Avenue. We will be congregating at the West end of the building.
  3. Please wait with your student until approached by an Administrator with a clipboard. If multiple families choose to walk in, please form a line. On the first day, we will check Emergency Contacts’ phone numbers.
  4. The Administrator will escort the student to meet their teacher and fellow classmates.
  5. If you would like to meet your student’s Teaching Artist and wait with them until they begin class, please let the Administrator know. Otherwise, you are welcome to leave after the Administrator checks your student in.
Regardless of how you choose to drop off on the first day, you are welcome to participate in Curbside Drop Off in the future.
Pick Up will operate similarly to drop off. Pull into the next open spot on Mainstreet, an Administrator will approach your vehicle and ask who you are picking up. Administrators will bring your student to your vehicle. If you park and enter the lobby, please wait until a Stages Theatre Company staff member dismisses your student to leave with them.
 

Drop Off/Pick Up at the
Fair School Crystal:

 

Curbside Drop Off Instructions

1.   Ten minutes prior to the start of class, Stages Theatre Company Administrators will be ready to begin drop off. Administrators will be outside with clipboards in hand.
2.   Drop-Off & Pick-p will take place In the north (largest) parking lot. Enter the lot and pull around to the YELLOW “WELCOME” SIGN. This sign designates the loading zone & the start of the drop off & pick-up line. Wait for an Administrator with a clipboard to approach your vehicle.
3.   Please stay in your vehicle with your student. Our staff will approach the vehicle’s passenger-side window. On the first day, we will check Emergency Contacts’ phone numbers. If you assist your child in getting out of the vehicle, you are welcome to do so.
4.   The Administrator will escort the student inside to meet their teacher and fellow classmates.
 

 

Walk-In Drop Off Instructions

*Please note, Administrators will prioritize Curbside Drop Off for student safety.
1.   Please utilize any parking spot in the lot, or legal street parking. Be aware that cars will be moving through the drop-off/pick-up line, and cross through traffic carefully. 
2.  Near the Yellow Stages sign/near the drop-off line, there is a building entrance, with an awning and stairs. This is where we ask walk-up families to gather. If you come to the yellow sign, or approach Stages Theatre Company staff member, you may be asked to walk to the seating area before checking in.
3.   Please wait with your student until approached by an Administrator with a clipboard. If multiple families choose to walk in, please form a line. On the first day, we will check Emergency Contacts’ phone numbers.
4.   The Administrator will escort the student to meet their teacher and fellow classmates who will be gathering on the lawn.
5.   If you would like to meet your student’s Teaching Artist and wait with them until they begin class, please let the Administrator know. Otherwise, you are welcome to leave after the Administrator checks your student in.
Regardless of how you choose to drop off on the first day, you are welcome to participate in Curbside Drop Off in the future.
Pick Up will operate similarly to drop off. Pull into the next open spot in the loading zone behind the Yellow sign, an Administrator will approach your vehicle and ask who you are picking up. Administrators will bring your student to your vehicle. If you park and meet us at the walk-up entrance, please wait until a Stages Theatre Company staff member dismisses your student to leave with them.
 

Drop Off/Pick Up at
Minnesota Children's Museum:

 

Check-in

Check-in will be inside the museum’s main entrance on West 7th Street. You may temporarily park your vehicle in the loading/unloading zone in front of the main entrance. Metered parking or the World Trade Center parking ramp are also options.
Students should check in no earlier than 15 minutes prior to the start of camp. An adult must be present with any student that arrives earlier.
Students must be signed in by an adult each day. If you have not filled out the required forms electronically before the first day of camp, you will be required to do so when you arrive.

 

Check-Out

Students can be checked out inside the museum’s main entrance on West 7th Street. You may temporarily park your vehicle in the loading/unloading zone in front of the main entrance. Metered parking or the World Trade Center parking ramp are also options.
An adult must pick up and sign out the student each day. Students will only be released to an authorized adult after they have been signed out.
Students should be picked up promptly at the end of class. Please call 651-225-6056 if you are going to be late. If your student is not picked up within 15 minutes of the end of class and you have not contacted the museum, emergency contacts will be contacted.

 

 

 

Drop Off/Pick Up at
PiM Arts High School:

 

Curbside Drop Off Instructions

*Please note, Administrators will prioritize Curbside Drop Off for student safety.
  1. Ten minutes prior to the start of class, Stages Theatre Company Administrators will be ready to begin drop off. Administrators will be outside with clipboards in hand.
  2. At PiM Arts High School, the parking lot is a circle surrounding the building. When you enter the parking lot, follow the flow of traffic to the left toward the front entrance.
    There will be a yellow Stages sign set up, marking the front of the drop off line. Pull into the open space closest to the Stages sign and wait for an Administrator with a clipboard to approach your vehicle.
    There may be a long line. Please look to Administrators for further directions if needed.
  3. Please stay in your vehicle with your student. Our staff will approach the vehicle’s passenger-side window. On the first day, we will check Emergency Contacts’ phone numbers. If you assist your child in getting out of the vehicle, you’re welcome to do so.
  4. The Administrator will escort the student to meet their teacher and fellow classmates.

Walk-Up Drop Off Instructions

*Please note, Administrators will prioritize Curbside Drop Off for student safety.
  1. Please utilize parking that is not adjacent to the Curbside Drop Off line.
  2. Near the Yellow Stages sign at the beginning of the drop off line, there is a seating area with metal chairs. This is where we ask walk-up families to gather. If you come to the front entrance, or approach Stages Theatre Company staff member, you may be asked to walk to the seating area before checking in.
  3. Please wait with your student until approached by an Administrator with a clipboard. If multiple families choose to walk in, please form a line. On the first day, we will check Emergency Contacts’ phone numbers.
  4. The Administrator will escort the student to meet their teacher and fellow classmates.
  5. If you would like to meet your student’s Teaching Artist and wait with them until they begin class, please let the Administrator know. Otherwise, you are welcome to leave after the Administrator checks your student in.
Regardless of how you choose to drop off on the first day, you are welcome to participate in Curbside Drop Off in the future.
Pick Up will operate similarly to drop off. Pull into the next open spot in the car line. There may be a long line. Please look to Administrators for further directions if needed. When near the building, an Administrator will approach your vehicle and ask who you are picking up. Administrators will bring your student to your vehicle. If you park and approach the building, please wait until a Stages Theatre Company staff member dismisses your student to leave with them.

 

EXTENDED CARE

 

Extended Care


Extended Care is available weekly for registrants of Grades 1-3 and Grades 4-6 workshops at the FAIR School, Crystal Campus. Extended Care is not available for students in workshops at the Hopkins Center for the Arts or PiM Arts High School.