Winter 2025 Class: Survey of Musical Theater 12-18 Tuesday 4:30

Adult Acting 18 - 100: Ms. Jennifer What started as a simple idea for parents, grandparents, and older siblings has grown into a sweet family of dedicated adult performers who learn, laugh, and grow together each week. This fall, we’ll be preparing for our first full-length production, Clue, to be performed in January as a fundraiser for CTAP. Our Thursday evening classes combine rehearsals with the exploration of a variety of acting techniques—always with plenty of fun and encouragement, especially for newcomers. Whether you’re brand new to the stage or a seasoned actor, we’d love for you to join our family. Thursday 4:30-6:30

Contemporary Jazz - The Dance of the Newsie 13-18: Ms. Kendall This high-energy class introduces students to the exciting world of contemporary jazz, a dance style rooted in storytelling through movement. Dancers will learn how to express emotion, character, and narrative with their bodies while building strength, rhythm, and flexibility. In addition to exploring the artistry of contemporary jazz, this class will directly prepare students with the essential dance skills they’ll need for our spring production of Newsies. Tuesday 7:00-9:00

Musical Theater Audition 8-12: Mr. Pat In this fun and supportive class, students will learn the basics of auditioning for musical theater while developing their individual singing and acting skills. Together we’ll explore how to choose the right song, present yourself with confidence, and tell a story through both singing and acting. With simple exercises, mock auditions, and plenty of encouragement, students will build skills that not only prepare them for CTAP auditions, but also help them develop the practical life skill of clear and confident communication. Tuesday 4:30-6:30

Let's Sing 8-12: Mr. Danny When you join CTAP, you know there is going to be singing required. There are so many ways to do that. As we become educated in our skills, there is so much more to singing than just having a pretty voice. In this class, you will learn how to use the instrument that God has gifted you in the best possible way. You will learn to listen to other people sing and know where you vocally “fit in” in the process. Ensemble work is the key to good musicals, and this class helps you learn what this sounds like. (Make sure you have taken Triple Threat or another entry class before choosing this one). Thursday 4:30-6:30

The Building Blocks of Acting 11-14: Mr. Jeff This course introduces young actors to the essential tools every performer needs on stage. Students will learn how to discover and pursue objectives, choose tactics, and use sense memory to bring truth to their performances. Through engaging exercises and games, they’ll also practice the art of active listening—responding naturally to their scene partners. Whether brand new to acting or ready to sharpen their skills, students will gain confidence, creativity, and a strong foundation for future performance. Thursday 4:30-6:30

Character Dance 8-11: Ms. Kendall Designed especially for younger performers, this class introduces the foundations of contemporary dance as a form of storytelling through movement. Students will explore how character and emotion can be expressed with the body while building coordination, strength, and confidence. Along the way, dancers will also begin developing the key skills they’ll need for our spring production of Newsies, making this both a fun introduction to contemporary dance and a great step toward the stage. Tuesday 4:30-6:30

Creating the Character/Theater Movement 12-18: Mr. Pat This class focuses on the movement skills that bring characters to life on stage. Students will explore how posture, gesture, facial expression, and physicality shape a role, learning to make bold choices that communicate clearly to an audience. Through theater games, ensemble work, and scene study, young actors will discover how body language and movement can transform a script into a dynamic performance. Tuesday 7:00-9:00

Cabaret Production Class 13-18: Mr. Nick In this hands-on course, high school students will learn the art of producing a cabaret fundraiser for the public. Together, they’ll explore how to select material, shape a program, and design basic production elements like staging and flow. Students will also have opportunities to step into leadership roles, including directing and creative decision-making, gaining real-world experience in both performance and production. The class culminates in a live cabaret event where students showcase their work and raise support for CTAP. Thursday 4:30-6:30

Selling the Solo & Dominating Duets 13-18: Mr. Danny This class equips high school performers with the skills to shine both alone and with a partner on stage. Students will learn how to connect with their audience, bring authenticity to a solo, and create dynamic chemistry in a duet. Through song interpretation, character work, and performance coaching, they’ll gain the tools to deliver powerful, memorable performances that stand out in any showcase, audition, or production. Thursday 7:00- 9:00PM

Actors Unlimited 18-100: Ms. Kelsey This unique class is for our differently abled individuals aged 18 and above who love to sing, dance and perform. Our amazing Mrs. Kelsey leads this class with enthusiasm and joy. Participants work on articulation, singing, dancing, movement, and stage presence. Tuesday 4:30-6:30

Little Rascals 5-7: Ms. Lisa Little Rascals is a beginning class for children ages 5-7 who want to have some fun singing, dancing and learning about performing. Each class will include games with music, rhythm and dance. Students will work on performance skills and enjoy their showcase performance. Tuesday 4:30-6:30