Kinder-arts – A special class for Junior Kindergarten and Senior Kindergarten encouraging them to express themselves through music, drama and dance. Students will learn beginning techniques in all three disciplines and have a lot of fun. (Ages 4 and 5)

Musical Theatre – The focus of this course is to teach students how to become a “triple threat” (singing, acting and dancing) in one of the most popular styles – Broadway. Current Broadway material will be used in both classes. (Junior – ages 8-11/ Senior - ages 12 and up)

Primary Musical Theatre/Drama – (ages 6-9)

Comedy Improv –The secrets of spontaneity revealed! In the same vein as “Whose Line it Anyway” students will learn improvisational techniques and develop scenes and comedy sketches. The techniques taught in this course are the same improvisational techniques used by many Hollywood and stage performers (including Robin Williams). (Junior – ages 8-11/ Senior – ages 12 and up)

Acting – Character development, script analysis, and lots of exciting acting challenges make this a very popular course with amateur and professional actors alike. As well as working with traditional material, students will create their own characters and plots for study as well. (Junior – ages 8-11/ Senior ages 12 and up)

Voice - Learn proper vocal techniques, sight reading and holding both harmony and melody while working in a variety of different styles. Students will all be encouraged to work on solos and duets in addition to the ensemble work. (Junior – ages 7-11, Senior – ages 12-16, Adult – ages 17 and up)

Audition Prep – Learn the best and most effective techniques to prepare for auditions. Covering professional theatre auditions and enrollment in post secondary and secondary arts programs, this course has everything required for a successful audition.

Stand-up Comedy – Developing the dedication to write and perform comedy can be a serious business but it’s fun to learn. This course will help future comics hone their skills in choosing comedy topics, writing jokes and delivering material. As well, this course includes tips on finding work, memorization and conquering stage fright.

Acting for Film – A course that defines and develops the subtle differences between acting for stage and for film. Students will learn the special skills required when acting for the camera including projecting believable emotions, proper movement and creating a unique performance. The course will also focus on film auditions, cold reading and memorization tips.

New!!!!   Musical Theatre Company - Junior and Senior Company classes are by audition-only. The auditions for 2008/2009 are June 20/21 - call the studio for details (416-354-2479) These classes will be an integral part of the Christmas and Spring production. In addtion they will compete in festival this year. This is for the advanced and dedicated singer/ actor/dancer. Each class will be limited to 10 students. We are looking for girls and boys for these groups.  Junior Ages 10-13   Senior Ages 14-18