Musical Theatre Workshops at The Reser

The Rock Ensemble is an auditioned, rehearsal-based class where students learn to sing popular music from pop, rock, and jazz genres.

Students in this class will hone their skills as they build an ‘actor’s toolbox’ through theatre games and exercises.

The Mixed Ensemble, also known as Chameleonica, is a small group of musical performers that combines voices, iPads, and traditional instruments to form a dynamic performance group.

We'll dive into the fundamentals of musical notation, rhythm, harmony, and visualization to demystify the world of music

PHAME’s largest class welcomes anyone who enjoys singing in a group, regardless of skill level.

This class focuses on basic rhythm skills while immersing students in percussion instruments from all over the world.

This innovative class uses music theory to help you advance your rhythmic skills while collaborating with other students who share your love of a good groove.

PHAME's Comedy Troupe, Almost PHAMEous, is an auditioned group of students who practice improv, sketch, stand-up comedy, and create performances.

Students will work together to create spontaneous—and often funny—original scenes.

In this lively class, students will explore scenes and songs from favorite musicals, sharpen song and dance skills, and develop understanding of musical theatre history.

If you love doing voices, or if you’re interested in acting and want to focus on your voice, this class will show you what it takes to be a voice actor.

We are thrilled to once again welcome a different guest artist every Monday this term to present free workshops for PHAME students.

Class students will take characters from the page to the stage. Together they will partner in small groups to develop short scenes from popular plays.

This class is for drummers who already know how to keep a steady beat and want to grow their skills in group playing.

In this lively class, students will explore scenes and songs from favorite musicals, sharpen song and dance skills, and develop understanding of musical theatre history.

Students will collectively create the script for a radio drama by choosing a story, plotting the script, and devising dialog

Whether you're getting ready for an audition, preparing for a role, or simply looking to grow as an actor, this every-other-week class offers focused support in a small group setting.

In this every-other-week voice class, you'll work in a small group of students to build vocal technique, confidence, and expression.

This class will help students understand their vocal instrument through group singing activities.

This intensive music class is for experienced singers who want to hone their technique.

Small Groups is an auditioned, rehearsal-based ensemble that works on small group and solo singing, including complicated rhythms and voicings.