All Classes & Camps

Utilizing creative play, our youngest students explore the range of their imaginations through theatre games, music, movement, and children’s literature, this program is ideal to help children develop self confidence, focus, and teamwork as they enhance creativity and problem‐solving skills. End-of-session showcases may be filmed (virtual) or in-person. Check with your teacher each session.

Utilizing creative play, our youngest students explore the range of their imaginations through theatre games, music, movement, and children’s literature, this program is ideal to help children develop self confidence, focus, and teamwork as they enhance creativity and problem‐solving skills. End-of-session showcases may be filmed (virtual) or in-person. Check with your teacher each session.

Using simple scripts and poems as a springboard for dramatization, students will explore how to bring the written word to life on stage. The actor’s tools of voice, body, imagination, concentration and cooperation will begin to be developed through acting exercises and theatre games. End-of-session showcases may be filmed (virtual) or in-person. Check with your teacher each session.

Using simple scripts and poems as a springboard for dramatization, students will explore how to bring the written word to life on stage. The actor’s tools of voice, body, imagination, concentration and cooperation will begin to be developed through acting exercises and theatre games. End-of-session showcases may be filmed (virtual) or in-person. Check with your teacher each session.

What does it take to be an actor? The focus of this class is formulating a clear understanding of the skills and techniques involved in the actor’s work. Each class begins with exercises and theatre games designed to expand the actor’s toolkit to improve performance quality. Students also work on text-based lessons including monologues, commercials, and scenes – learning to bring the written word to the stage through character development, analysis and interpretation. End-of-session showcases will be held during class on the final day of each session.

Performance Project takes students on the complete journey of putting on a show. The process begins with mock auditions and culminates in the performance of a one‐act play or musical. Along the way, class activities focus on character development and script analysis through work on a specific play or musical. Performance Project provides students with the opportunity to expand their performing talents and every student gets a part in the show. The final production will be performed for friends and family with costumes, lights and sets.

Performance Project takes students on the complete journey of putting on a show. The process begins with mock auditions and culminates in the performance of a one‐act play or musical. Along the way, class activities focus on character development and script analysis through work on a specific play or musical. Performance Project provides students with the opportunity to expand their performing talents and every student gets a part in the show. The final production will be performed for friends and family with costumes, lights and sets.

Teen Performance Project takes our older students on the complete journey of putting on a show. The process begins with mock auditions and culminates in the performance of a one‐act play or musical. Class activities focus on character development and script analysis through work on a specific play or musical. Performance Project provides students with the opportunity to expand their performing talents and every student gets a part in the show. The final production will be performed for friends and family with costumes, lights and sets.

Teen Performance Project takes our older students on the complete journey of putting on a show. The process begins with mock auditions and culminates in the performance of a one‐act play or musical. Class activities focus on character development and script analysis through work on a specific play or musical. Performance Project provides students with the opportunity to expand their performing talents and every student gets a part in the show. The final production will be performed for friends and family with costumes, lights and sets.

An introductory class of basic age-appropriate circus skills for our younger students.

This entry to mid-level circus skills class is the perfect place to hone your talent and find your groove as you explore aerial and ground circus acts like silks and tumbling. Each session ends with your very own Circus Showcase for friends and family to strut your stuff. (Note: Circus Performance Project students do not perform in the annual main season Circus production.)

Ever dream of running away to join the circus? Now you can when you audition to be a part of FLCT’s Circus Troupe. This performance based troupe will work on strength, flexibility, spatial and aerial awareness, all while having fun learning new skills with your friends. Students will train in tumbling, acrobatics, and juggling. The show will be comprised of aerial acts (silks, hoop, lira, web, etc) as well as ground acts (juggling, clowning, contortion, trampoline, tumbling, etc.) and will be performed in late March 2023 with an optional spring tour to follow.

Email melissa@flctstar.org for enrollment requirements, including skills assessment.

Description pending.
Price reduced to $300 per session when enrolling in both Aerial and Ground classes.

This foundational class provides an overall introduction to filmmaking, covering both artistic and technical elements in a hands-on format. A great place to start.
Taught by Cathleen Dean

Join us at the Florida Children’s Theatre for an exciting three-week film production workshop! Just in time for Halloween, we’ll be diving into the thrilling world of filmmaking as we create, shoot, and edit our very own spooky movie. Don’t miss out on this hands-on experience!
Taught by Cathleen Dean

In partnership with The After School Film Institute, this program provides hands-on, pre-professional training in the industry. Students will benefit from direct interaction with active industry professionals who serve as mentors, guiding students through the filmmaking process which includes filming, directing, producing, and editing a short piece that will be eligible for entry into domestic and international film festivals. Lights, Camera, Action!

Learn how to adapt character building, text analysis, and physicality to the screen. What works on a big stage is different than what works in front of a camera.
Taught by Cathleen Dean

2025 Summer Camps Coming Soon

Sign-ups – $30 per half hour. We are currently offering privates in circus and dance.

Voice privates and monologue coaching is available through RLS Studios at both of our locations. Prices may vary for RLS coachings.
Please contact us for additional information.