Whether you are an adult performer, someone with an interest in theatre, or a person who wants to build confidence in public speaking and presentations, these sessions have something to offer you! Each four week session explores a different skillset.

Students should wear comfy clothing they can easily move in, have indoor shoes, and bring a water bottle. Please also have a folder or small binder for any handouts or scripts you receive, along with a pencil and highlighter.

This registration link is for the full 12 week program and includes all three sessions. If you would prefer to register for individual sessions, please visit their dedicated registration pages.

Session One: Improv | September 14 – October 5, 2026
Work on impulse and risk taking to build confidence with our fun and inclusive improv sessions. Learn to trust yourself and take chances as you explore characters and ideas spontaneously and in collaboration with others.

Session Two: Auditions & Monologues | October 19 – November 9, 2026
Whether it’s for community theatre, professional auditions, or for school or program entry, auditioning is one of the most important tools an actor has. From making a first impression to confidence to redirection, during these four weeks we will work with you to build these skills whilst you polish a piece or prepare something new.

Session Three: Scene Work | November 16 – December 7, 2026
With a focus on text, character building, voice, and physicality, this is an opportunity for all skill levels to explore the dynamics of a scene and how to take words and create something meaningful.

If you have program questions, please email Director of Education, Lorna Batycki: [email protected]

Please note we are required to charge GST/PST for all students age 15 and up.

Students will work together to create a story idea, and then perform an original one act dramatic script that has been written specifically for them, using their ideas! This class will focus on theatrical elements like timing, character development, voice, and movement.

Students should wear comfy clothing they can easily move in, have indoor shoes, and bring a water bottle. Please also have a folder or small binder for any handouts or scripts you receive, along with a pencil and highlighter.

On December 3, 2026 we invite family and friends to the BackStage Stage for a sharing session that allows the students to highlight what they have worked on throughout the term.

If you have program questions, please email Director of Education, Lorna Batycki: [email protected]

FUNdamentals 1 focuses on foundational elements of acting, including voice, movement, character development, improv, and storytelling. This is a great starting point for the young actor in your world and is meant to introduce skills and build confidence, culminating in our sharing showcase at the end of each term.

Students should wear comfy clothing they can easily move in, have indoor shoes, and bring a water bottle.

On November 28, 2026 we invite family and friends to the BackStage Stage for a sharing session that allows the students to highlight what they have worked on throughout their term.

If you have program questions, please email Director of Education, Lorna Batycki: [email protected]