FALL 2025 Classes: Registration open
Fall I session is August-Oct! Registration discounted through Aug 18 for early registration.
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Acting classes are capped at 12 students so that students get individualized attention to work on building their skills, as well as plenty of practice and stage time.
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All classes below are 20% off for club members.
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Improv
Ages 10-16, All levels of experience welcome
Wednesdays, Sept 3-Oct 8 5:00pm-6:00pm
6 Weeks
Instructor: Alex Totillo
Cost: $90
Students will play lots of fun Improv games in this class, and perform a live showcase to conclude the session. Improv teaches acting skills, stage presence, social skills, and teamwork.
Acting 1
Ages 8-12, All levels of experience welcome
Saturdays Aug 30-Oct 4
6 Weeks
Instructor: Kristen Wheeler
Cost: $135
Students will learn about acting, play improv games, and rehearse a play to be performed on the final day of class. This class is more advanced than the Intro to Acting class.
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Intro to Acting
Ages 6-10, All levels of experience welcome
DATES TBA
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Instructor: Carrie Silverman
Students will learn basic acting skills, explore theatre and improv, and create a short presentation to be presented on the final day of the session. Students are welcome to sign up even regardless of prior acting experience.
Dungeons & Dragons Class
Session A: DM Dana Busenbark: Ages 10-16
Saturday Evenings: 5:30-8:30pm
4 Dates: 9/6, 9/20, 10/4, 10/18
$100
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Session B: DM Brody Hampton: Ages 12-18
Sunday Afternoons: 2:00-5:00pm
7 weeks: 9/7-10/19
$175
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. Troubadour is approved as an D&D Educator with Wizards of the Coast.
Dungeons & Dragons fall break camp
Session A: DM Dana Busenbark: Ages 10-16​
Oct 6-10, 9:00am-12:30pm
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Session B: DM Brody Hampton: Ages 12-18
Oct 6-10, 1:00pm-4:30pm
Either session is $175
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. Troubadour is approved as an D&D Educator with Wizards of the Coast.
Acting 2
Ages 11-18, All levels of experience welcome
IN-PERSON: Fridays Aug 29-Oct 10 4:30-6:00pm
7 weeks
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Instructor: Alex Totillo/Kristen Wheeler
Cost $150
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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. Students are not required to have any prior acting experience for this class, but the material will be more advanced than Acting I.
Voice & Movement
Ages 11-18, No experience required
6:00-7:30pm
Wednesdays, 6 weeks, Aug 27-Oct 1
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Instructor: Cisi Olivar
Cost $125
Students will explore using their voice and body to enhance their acting skills and create characters on stage, focusing on using their voice with a voice-over approach. The performance will be a radio-style play live on stage.
ROCK MUSIC
Ages 11-18, All levels of experience welcome
Saturdays DATES TBA 12:30pm-2:00pm
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Instructor: Jace Hampton
Cost $60
In this music class, students will work on instrument skills a group. This session is presented more as a "workshop" focused on advancing skills or learning a new instrument.
Advanced scenes & Monologues
Ages 12-18, Some prior acting experience recommended
​Thursdays 9/4-9/25, 4 weeks
4:30pm-6:00pm
*Adv Monologues was previously listed as Mondays, but is now combined with the Thurs class and will meet Thursdays!
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Instructor: Polly Schlitz
Cost $90
This class tackles complex scenes & focuses on character development and acting technique. Students will present scenes in a performance for family and friends on the final day of the session.
Writing for the Theatre
Ages 12-18, Some prior acting experience recommended
Tuesdays 9/2-9/23, 4 weeks
4:30-6:00pm
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Instructor: Polly Schlitz
Cost $90
This class focuses on finding your own voice, ideas, and creativity through writing your own performance piece. The teacher guides you through the creative writing process, but the student gets to choose the form: a monologue, a scene, a song, poem, short play, etc. Presentation on the last day will be determined by the students and what they'd like to present.