Spring II 2022 Classes! Registration open!
Virtual: Non offered this session
In-Person: Improv, Acting I, Acting II, Dungeons & Dragons
In Person Classes for Spring II will start in April, registration is open! (You are welcome to join class sessions that have already begun!)
Masks are required at all times for In-Person Classes. All safety precautions of sanitizing and social distancing will be followed. Classes are capped at 8 students.
Acting II: In-Person Registration open!
Ages 10-18, All levels of experience welcome
IN-PERSON: Fridays, April 29-May 21 (4 weeks)
4:30-6:00pm 3308 E Grant Rd
Instructor: Kristen Wheeler
Cost $85, OR $68 for club members
$25 off thru 4/18
Students will learn acting skills and rehearse a play to perform at the conclusion of the session. The play to be performed will be selected specifically for the group of students who sign up.
Dungeons & Dragons: in-person Registration Open!
Ages 10-18, All levels of experience welcome
May 1-May 22 (4 weeks)
Sundays 1:30-4:00pm
Instructor: Eli Holman
Cost: $120, OR $96 for club members
$25 off thru 4/18
Students will engage in an epic Dungeons and Dragons campaign with an expert Game Master. They will learn strategy and theatrical role playing as they traverse a unique fantasy world. Students do not need to have played the game before or buy anything D&D to take the class.
Improv In-Person Registration open!
Ages 10-18, All levels of experience welcome
Wednesdays, 5:00pm-6:00pm
4 Weeks, May 4-25
In-Person at: Troubadour Studio 3308 W Grant Rd, Tucson
Instructor: Kristen Wheeler
Cost: $60, OR $45 for club members
$25 off through 4/18
Students will learn about acting and play group improv games. Masks are required for in-person class.
Acting I: In Person
Ages 7-12, All levels of experience welcome
Saturdays April 30-May 21, 11am-12pm
In-Person at: Troubadour Studio 3308 W Grant Rd, Tucson
Instructor: Carrie Silverman
Cost: $60, OR $45 for club members
$25 off through 4/18
Students will learn about acting, play theatre games, and create and rehearse a short play to be presented at the end of class on video. Masks are required.