Classes & Camps

Musical Theater (Ages 6-7)

Musical Theater (Ages 8-10)

Pre-K Musical Theater (Ages 2-3)

Tap II (Ages 5-6)

Triple Threat Jazz I

Triple Threat Tap I

Ballet IV

Placement is required to enroll in this class.

Boys Athletic Dance Level III (Ages 13-18)

Broadway Acting Technique

Group Voice

Intermediate Tap II

Placement is required to enroll in this class.

Musical Theater (Ages 4-5)

Musical Theater (Ages 6-7)

Tap III (Ages 7-10)

Tap IV

Placement is required to enroll in this class.

Tap V

Placement is required to enroll in this class.

Ballet IV

Placement is required to enroll in this class.

Ballet V

Placement is required to enroll in this class.

Ballet V Pointe

Placement is required to enroll in this class.

Ballet/Tap III (Ages 7-10)

Jazz IV

Placement is required to enroll in this class.

Tap V

Placement is required to enroll in this class.

Musical Theater (Ages 4-5)

Musical Theater (Ages 6-7)

Alice's Advenures in Wonderland

As a young Alice grows frustrated by the expectations placed on her in Victorian society, she slips through a looking glass into a wonderland of eccentric characters who challenge and confuse her. This fairy tale is about the trials and tribulations of growing up - or down - as seen through the eyes of a child. Alice in Wonderland is a production class universally designed for young theater makers with or without disabilities or exceptionalities. All participants will work collaboratively and use their strengths to shine both on and off stage. Class ends with a fully rehearsed and staged 60-minute play with costumes, lights and sound. INCLUSIVE: Students with disabilities receive subsidized tuition. For information, contact Fran Sillau at frans@rosetheater.org. Rehearsal Schedule: Saturdays 1-3pm; Mondays 6:30-8:30pm Tech Week: November 16-19; 6-9pm Performances: November 19-22, times TBD This class meets at the Rose Studios for Youth Artists, 12100 1/2 West Center Rd.

Ballet IV

Placement is required to enroll in this class.

Ballet VI

Placement is required to enroll in this class.

Ballet VI Pointe

Placement is required to enroll in this class.

Ballet/Tap I (Ages 3-4)

Ballet/Tap II (Ages 5-6)

Ballet/Tap III (Ages 7-10)

Beginning Leaps & Turns (Ages 6-10)

Beginning Lyrical (Ages 6-10)

Cinderella: Fairytale Fun

“Impossible, for a plain yellow pumpkin to become a golden carriage." Join Cinderella and her fairy godmother on a unique musical journey. We will discover the true meaning of magic, love, and how kindness wins in the end. This is an ASL interpreted class. Subsidized rate for students with disabilities: $30. Please contact Fran Sillau at frans@rosetheater.org for more information. This class meets at the Rose Studios for Youth Artists, 12100 1/2 West Center Rd.

Corduroy: Stuffed Animal Adventures

Button! Button! Who has the button?! Create new characters and help Corduroy find not only their missing button, but a home where they belong. This class meets at The Rose Theater Downtown, 2001 Farnam St.

Creative Movement (Ages 2-3)

Curious George: Barrels of Fun

When a small monkey moves to the big city, adventure and mischief are sure to follow! Join us as we create our own Curious George adventure! We will read and act out classic and new Curious George stories, create our own kooky characters as we tag along with George and the Man with the Yellow Hat, and work together to help our friends! This is an ASL interpreted class. Subsidized rate for students with disabilities: $30. Please contact Fran Sillau at frans@rosetheater.org for more information. This class meets at the Rose Studios for Youth Artists, 12100 1/2 West Center Rd.

Goosebumps: Fall Fright-Fest

Actor beware…you’re in for a scare! In this class, we will create characters, stories, and narratives inspired by R.L. Stine’s Goosebumps series. Students will create our own version of The Haunting Hour. Bring your Monster Blood and let our scary sides take flight! This is a self-contained class, with FREE tuition, for students with exceptionalities or disabilities. Please contact frans@rosetheater.org for more information. This class meets at The Rose Theater Downtown, 2001 Farnam St.

Group Voice

Group Voice

Hip Hop I (Ages 5-7)

Hip Hop II/III (Ages 7-10)

Hip Hop III/IV

Placement is required to enroll in this class.

Hip Hop V/VI

Placement is required to enroll in this class.

Improv: All the Acting Fun! None of the Memorization!

Yes, and! Think on your feet in our totally fun, totally creative Improv class! You’ll learn the rules of improv and explore different forms through wacky games and skill-building activities. Use your acting tools to make bold choices and work together as an ensemble to create your own improvised scenes! This is an ASL interpreted class. Subsidized rate for students with disabilities: $30. Please contact Fran Sillau at frans@rosetheater.org for more information. This class meets at the Rose Studios for Youth Artists, 12100 1/2 West Center Rd.

Jazz VI

Placement is required to enroll in this class.

Musical Theater (Ages 11-15)

Musical Theater (Ages 6-7)

Musical Theater (Ages 8-10)

Penguin Problems: Sharks! Cold! Drama!

Hey Mortimer! How’s it going? Oh, something wrong? Do you have a problem? Maybe we could help! Let’s try figuring out what’s wrong with Mortimer and make him feel better. We will create our own penguin and try our best to solve their problems! This class will also get a behind-the-scenes tour of the costumes, props, and set of the Rose's Mainstage production of Penguin Problems! This class meets at The Rose Theater Downtown, 2001 Farnam St.

Popularity Coach: Character and Scene Work

Why fit in when you were born to stand out! In this class based off of the new play, Popularity Coach, we will discover how to embrace our quirks, share our special talents, and overcome societal norms by being our own unique selves, all through creative drama! This class will do scene work and character work from the award-winning new play being developed for next year’s Mainstage production! This is an ASL interpreted class. Subsidized rate for students with disabilities: $30. Please contact Fran Sillau at frans@rosetheater.org for more information. This class meets at the Rose Studios for Youth Artists, 12100 1/2 West Center Rd.

Young Playwrights (Fall)

Join us for this year-long class where students are guided through the process of writing their own plays. Students will learn the basics of playwriting: idea creation, playwriting format, dramatic structure, and constructive criticism in the fall. During the Winter & Spring sessions, students will tackle the challenge of re-writing and processing constructive criticism. Students have opportunities to enter the Young Playwrights for Change competition and to submit scenes for the Young Playwrights Festival (part of our Teens ‘N’ Theater program!) ALL experience levels welcome! This class meets at The Rose Theater Downtown, 2001 Farnam St.

Advanced Tumbling

Placement is required to enroll in this class. No concert fee required.

Ballet III (Ages 7-10)

Beginning Tumbling (Ages 6-10)

No concert fee required.

Broadway Acting Technique

Group Voice

Group Voice

Intermediate Tumbling

Placement is required to enroll in this class. No concert fee required.

Intermediate/Advanced Leaps & Turns

Placement is required to enroll in this class.

Jazz III (Ages 7-10)

Triple Threat Jazz II

Triple Threat Tap II

Art of Theater Design! (Fall)

In this class we’ll learn about the behind-the-scenes work of theatrical designers with lots of hands-on activities and projects exploring the worlds of costumes, sets, and props! We’ll even make REAL designs for the youth productions. Additionally, all students in this class will have the chance to see their designs in action during a free preview of a show. This class takes place at the Rose Studios for Youth Artists, 12100 1/2 West Center Road.

Tuesday Theater Creators: Descendants

Students will explore making bold choices, on and off the stage, through the world of Disney’s Descendants. Students will create their own original, developed Descendants character through improvisation and role drama in a strong collaborative environment. Young artists will not only navigate an original story drama but explore the world and their character using prop design as well as make up design and application. This class takes place at the Rose Studios for Youth Artists, 12100 1/2 West Center Road.

Art of Theater Design! (Fall)

In this class we’ll learn about the behind-the-scenes work of theatrical designers with lots of hands-on activities and projects exploring the worlds of costumes, sets, and props! We’ll even make REAL designs for the youth productions. Additionally, all students in this class will have the chance to see their designs in action during a free preview of a show. This class takes place at the Rose Studios for Youth Artists, 12100 1/2 West Center Road.

Thursday Theater Creators: Harry Potter

Students will explore making bold choices, on and off the stage through the world of Harry Potter. Students will create their own original, developed Hogwarts student character through improvisation, dialect work, role drama, and playwriting in a strong collaborative environment. Young artists will not only navigate an original story drama but explore the world and their character using prop and costume design and creation. This class takes place at the Rose Studios for Youth Artists, 12100 1/2 West Center Road.

Create a Play and Star In It: Fairytale Mix Up!

Beanstalks, Wolves, and Royalty! Become part of an ensemble and work together to create an original story created from a bunch of different fairy tales and a brand-new script written for the class! This class will also tour our backstage and see what it’s like to act in a show! This is an INCLUSIVE class for students of all abilities. Subsidized tuition for students with disabilities: $30. For information, please contact Fran Sillau at frans@rosetheater.org.

Create a Play and Star In It: Pirates! Hunt for the Haunted Treasure

Arrgh! Mateys! Become part of an ensemble and work together to create an original story, complete with unique pirate characters and a script written for the class! This class will also tour our backstage and see what it’s like to act in a show! This is an INCLUSIVE class for students of all abilities. Subsidized tuition for students with disabilities: $30. For information, please contact Fran Sillau at frans@rosetheater.org.

Art of Theater Design! (Winter/Spring)

In this class we’ll learn about the behind-the-scenes work of theatrical designers with lots of hands-on activities and projects exploring the worlds of costumes, sets, and props! We’ll even make REAL designs for the youth productions. Additionally, all students in this class will have the chance to see their designs in action during a free preview of a show. This class takes place at the Rose Studios for Youth Artists, 12100 1/2 West Center Road.

Tuesday Theater Creators: Scene Work

This semester-long class provides a challenging curriculum that fosters continued theater skill development that culminates with a 15-minute production, complete with costumes, lights, and sound! In this class, students will explore making bold choices on and off the stage through study of improv, design, and acting with scripts. The last 5 weeks will be rehearsal and preparation for the scene! March 2-March 30 rehearsals will run from 4:45-7:00pm. This class takes place at the Rose Studios for Youth Artists, 12100 1/2 West Center Road.

Art of Theater Design! (Winter/Spring)

In this class we’ll learn about the behind-the-scenes work of theatrical designers with lots of hands-on activities and projects exploring the worlds of costumes, sets, and props! We’ll even make REAL designs for the youth productions. Additionally, all students in this class will have the chance to see their designs in action during a free preview of a show. This class takes place at the Rose Studios for Youth Artists, 12100 1/2 West Center Road.

Thursday Theater Creators: Scene Work

This semester-long class provides a challenging curriculum that fosters continued theater skill development that culminates with a 15-minute production, complete with costumes, lights, and sound! In this class, young artists will explore making bold choices on and off the stage through study of musical theater, make-up design, and acting. The last 5 weeks will be rehearsal and preparation for the scene! March 4-April 1 rehearsals will run from 4:45-7:00pm. This class takes place at the Rose Studios for Youth Artists, 12100 1/2 West Center Rd.

Creative Galaxy: Adventures, Art & Me

Join us for a class on acting, art, and solving mysteries! We will act out adventures of Arty and his sidekick Epiphany, as they search the galaxy to solve creative problems with art! This class is based on the Creative Galaxy show by PBS and the book Maybe Something Beautiful by Isabel Campoy. This is an ASL interpreted class. Subsidized rate for students with disabilities: $30. Please contact Fran Sillau at frans@rosetheater.org for more information. This class meets at The Rose Theater Downtown, 2001 Farnam St. Snow make-up date: March 6.

Descendants: Young Villains and Heroes

Do you want to portray the child of a famous Disney character? In our class, we design our own character and costumes, then explore their new adventures in Auradon Prep High School. It will be a wicked and heroic good time. This is an INCLUSIVE class for students of all abilities. Subsidized tuition for students with disabilities: $30. For information, please contact Fran Sillau at frans@rosetheater.org. This class meets at the Rose Studios for Youth Artists, 12100 1/2 West Center Rd. Snow make-up date: March 6.

Directing 101

Calling all aspiring directors! Learn the basics of what it takes to direct your peers in a play! Students will learn how to interpret the script, communicate with actors, and stage the story using levels and creating stage pictures. But that's not all! Students will also learn how to communicate and collaborate with designers to help bring their vision to life! In the Spring, student directors will work with young actors to stage their very own scene from a selection of scenes from the Rose Mainstage and Youth Productions! Winter: Jan. 9-Feb 27 (Snow date 3/6) Spring: Mar. 20-May 8 This is an INCLUSIVE class for students of all abilities. Subsidized tuition for students with disabilities: $30. For information, please contact Fran Sillau at frans@rosetheater.org. This class meets at the Rose Studios for Youth Artists, 12100 1/2 West Center Rd.

How to Build an Ark: Character and Scene Work

Come on an adventure around the globe exploring animals big and small.. We will use our acting tools of body, voice, and imagination to explore the conservationist work of photographer Joel Sartore and act out scenes from the new play.. This class will also get a behind-the-scenes tour of the costumes, props, and set of the Rose's Mainstage production of How to Build an Ark. This is an ASL interpreted class. Subsidized rate for students with disabilities: $30. Please contact Fran Sillau at frans@rosetheater.org for more information. This class meets at The Rose Theater Downtown, 2001 Farnam St. Snow make-up date: March 6.

Last Stop on Market Street: Exploring the Community!

Vroom! Croak!! Pitter Pat! Hear those sounds, from here and there. You can make these sounds anywhere! Come join us as we travel through the award-winning story of Last Stop on Market Street and create our own soundscapes. We will create rhymes and rhythm to recreate our own stop on Market Street. This is an ASL interpreted class. Subsidized rate for students with disabilities: $30. Please contact Fran Sillau at frans@rosetheater.org for more information. This class meets at The Rose Theater Downtown, 2001 Farnam St. Snow make-up date: March 6.

Pete the Cat: Groovy Fun!

Pete the Cat goes on some rocking adventures! Join us as we read and act out the stories along the way! Create your very own character to play alongside Pete the Cat as we make the Perfect Pizza Party, do the Cool Cat Boogie, solve the case of The Missing Cupcake, or sing about how much we love our White Shoes! This is an INCLUSIVE class for students of all abilities. Subsidized tuition for students with disabilities: $30. For information, please contact Fran Sillau at frans@rosetheater.org. This class meets at the Rose Studios for Youth Artists, 12100 1/2 West Center Rd. Snow make-up date: March 6.

Sort of Super-Heroes! Bizarre Super-Powers!

It’s time to save the world…again! Students will create their own superhero characters --but-- unlike Superman, our characters will not be invincible. All of our superheroes will have unique and limited superpowers. What if you could only fly for five seconds, or could only turn your head invisible? Put on your cape and act out adventures when you can fly (for a short time), have super speed (but only backwards), or to be able to leap (only over any coffee table in a single bound). This is a self-contained class, with FREE tuition, for students with exceptionalities or disabilities. Please contact frans@rosetheater.org for more information. This class meets at The Rose Theater Downtown, 2001 Farnam St. Snow make-up date: March 6.

Toy Story: Toy-tastic Adventure!

Let’s go on a trip with our favorite toys! Do you have a toy you love as much as Woody, Buzz, and the rest of the Toy Story gang? Together, we will plot the course for our next adventure and see what kind of fun and games await! This is an INCLUSIVE class for students of all abilities. Subsidized tuition for students with disabilities: $30. For information, please contact Fran Sillau at frans@rosetheater.org. This class meets at the Rose Studios for Youth Artists, 12100 1/2 West Center Rd. Snow make-up date: March 6.

Young Playwrights (Winter/Spring)

Join us for this year-long class where students are guided through the process of writing their own plays. Students will learn the basics of playwriting: idea creation, playwriting format, dramatic structure, and constructive criticism in the fall. During the Winter & Spring sessions, students will tackle the challenge of re-writing and processing constructive criticism. Students have opportunities to enter the Young Playwrights for Change competition and to submit scenes for the Young Playwrights Festival (part of our Teens ‘N’ Theater program!) ALL experience levels welcome! Winter: Jan. 9-Feb. 27 (Snow date 3/6) Spring: Mar. 20-May 8 This class meets at The Rose Theater Downtown, 2001 Farnam St.

Polkadots: The Cool Kids Musical

Polkadots: The Cool Kids Musical follows 8-year-old Lily Polkadot who just moved to the “Squares Only” small town of Rockaway. As the first Polkadot in an all-Square school, Lily faces an almost impossible task of gaining acceptance from her peers. From daily bullying by mean girl Penelope to segregated drinking fountains, Lily’s quest seems hopeless until she meets Sky, a shy Square boy whose curiosity for her unique polkadot skin blooms into an unexpected pal-ship. Inspired by the events of The Little Rock 9, Polkadots: the Cool Kids Musical serves as a colorful history lesson for children, reminding them that our individual differences make us awesome, not outcasts. Rehearsal Schedule: Saturdays & Sundays 1:30-4:30pm; Mondays 6:30-8:30pm Tech Week: April 5-8; 6-9pm Performances: April 8-11, times TBD This class meets at the Rose Studios for Youth Artists, 12100 1/2 West Center Rd.

Create a Play and Star in It!

All students take center stage in this class! Become part of an awesome ensemble, working together to create a brand-new script with original characters! Students in this class will also get a chance to tour backstage and see what it’s like to be a star at The Rose Theater! This is a self-contained class, with FREE tuition, for students with exceptionalities or disabilities. Please contact frans@rosetheater.org for more information. This class meets at The Rose Theater Downtown, 2001 Farnam St.

Don't Let Pigeon Drive the Bus: Mo Fun!

What happens if we do let Pigeon drive the bus!? Find out in our Mo Willems Saturday class! Using their bodies, voices, and imaginations, students will bring favorite stories and characters to life and see what happens when they all meet! This class will also get a behind-the-scenes tour of the costumes, props, and set of the Rose's Mainstage production of Don’t Let Pigeon Drive the Bus. This class meets at The Rose Theater Downtown, 2001 Farnam St.

Giraffes Can't Dance: Animal Antics!

Let’s dance to the beat of our own tune! Using their bodies, voices, and imaginations, students will take a trip into the world of the amazing book Giraffes Can’t Dance and bring their favorite characters to life. We will learn what it looks like for everyone to move together, and on their own, and to celebrate our differences! This class meets at The Rose Theater Downtown, 2001 Farnam St.

Going on a Bear Hunt: Imagination Adventure

Alright adventurers, "We are going on a bear hunt and we're gonna catch a big one!" Join us as we read this beloved book and create our very own adventure as we use our imaginations to travel through the forest, climb huge mountains, and canoe down the river. That bear must be around here somewhere! This is an INCLUSIVE and ASL interpreted class for students of all abilities. Subsidized tuition for students with disabilities: $30. For information, please contact Fran Sillau at frans@rosetheater.org. This class meets at the Rose Studios for Youth Artists, 12100 1/2 West Center Rd.

Pinkalicious and Peteriffic: Pinktastic Fun!

Prepare for a Pinktastic time with Peter and Pinkalicous! Travel the neighborhood of everyone’s favorite sister and brother duo. Students will act out popular pinkerrific stories utilizing their bodies, voices, and imaginations. In addition, students will create new characters and situations from their own imaginations. This class is sure to be a colorific good time! This is an INCLUSIVE and ASL interpreted class for students of all abilities. Subsidized tuition for students with disabilities: $30. For information, please contact Fran Sillau at frans@rosetheater.org. This class meets at the Rose Studios for Youth Artists, 12100 1/2 West Center Rd.

Young Actors! Scene Work

Learning the basics of acting, auditioning and working with scripts. The actors will be directed in short scenes from the upcoming and past Rose seasons directed by teens in the Young Directors class. This is an INCLUSIVE and ASL interpreted class for students of all abilities. Subsidized tuition for students with disabilities: $30. For information, please contact Fran Sillau at frans@rosetheater.org. This class meets at the Rose Studios for Youth Artists, 12100 1/2 West Center Rd.