Theater
Children build imagination and confidence through theater games and improvisation, then turn those skills into scenes for the December production.
325 E 65th St, Upper East Side, Manhattan · Ages 4 to teens
Age Range
4 to teens
Duration
60 minutes
Skill Level
All levels welcome
About This Class
Our theater program helps children discover the joy of performance while building essential life skills. Part of the class is spent on creative games, movement exercises, and improvisation — exploring sensory awareness, physical expression, and imagination in a supportive environment. The rest of the class is spent rehearsing this semester's production, turning those same skills directly into scenes for the December show.
Students build focus, concentration, and confidence while learning fundamental theater technique, guided by experienced teachers who encourage personal freedom of expression. Whether your child is naturally outgoing or more reserved, this class offers a safe space to grow — and a real stage to grow toward.
What Your Child Will Learn
Key skills and outcomes
Develop confidence in public speaking and performance
Improve focus and concentration through theater games
Explore physical expression and body awareness
Build imagination through improvisation exercises
Learn fundamental acting techniques
Collaborate with peers in ensemble work
Ready to start theater?
4 to teens • 60 minutes • Free trial available
Pricing Options
Flexible plans to fit your family's schedule
Single Class
1 class/week
$40
per class
Standard rate
$40 per week
Double Classes
2 classes/week
$30
per class
Save 25% per class
$60 per week
Triple Classes
3 classes/week
$26
per class
Save 35% per class
$78 per week
Full Week
4 classes/week
$22.50
per class
Save 44% per class
$90 per week
Referral Discounts
20% off with 1 friend • 40% off with 2 friends • 60% off with 3 friends
Frequently Asked Questions
Resources for Parents
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