Jungle Journeys:  Great literature featuring beloved jungle animals aid us as we expand our acting skills through improvisation, staging, voice and movement. Perhaps some puppetry too!

Jungle Journeys:  Great literature featuring beloved jungle animals aid us as we expand our acting skills through improvisation, staging, voice and movement. Perhaps some puppetry too!

Theatre arts class for spectrum students. Since theatre is by nature social, collaborative, and a form of play, our goal at MCT is to use theatre skills as a tool to help this demographic of students in the areas of social interaction and communication. If you register for this class, you will be contacted to discuss the unique challenges that your child possesses to ensure this is an appropriate fit. Students are encouraged to attend all school year sessions for continuity.  Applause! Players is grant funded, so no registration fee is required to attend.

Theatre arts class for spectrum students. Since theatre is by nature social, collaborative, and a form of play, our goal at MCT is to use theatre skills as a tool to help this demographic of students in the areas of social interaction and communication. If you register for this class, you will be contacted to discuss the unique challenges that your child possesses to ensure this is an appropriate fit. Students are encouraged to attend all school year sessions for continuity.  Applause! Players is grant funded, so no registration fee is required to attend.

Jungle Journeys:  Great literature featuring beloved jungle animals aid us as we expand our acting skills through improvisation, staging, voice and movement. Perhaps some puppetry too!

Forest, Farm and Feet on the Street:  Featured stories from many locales, as well as use of the acting skills learned in classes thus far, springboard students into work with the audition process and scripted scenes.

Centerstage Class for 7th – 12th grade is designed to serve those students who would like to build more practice before expanding their theatre experience, as well as those who have limited time to commit to theatre pursuits.  The class parallels skills learned in Pickwick classes, providing a training ground for those students who may be interested in the annual Pickwick audition.  There is no audition requirement for the class.  No class held on March 11th.)

Forest, Farm and Feet on the Street:  Featured stories from many locales, as well as use of the acting skills learned in classes thus far, springboard students into work with the audition process and scripted scenes.