Theatre

Go beyond a typical class and dive into the craft of acting in focused, hands-on workshops! Each session concentrates on one key aspect of performance, giving you the chance to experiment, grow, and strengthen your skills in a supportive, creative environment. Each workshop stands on its own, so you can join one or take them all for a complete acting experience.

Step into the spotlight and explore the magic of musical theatre across the decades! In this fun, active workshop series, students will sing, act, and move through different eras of musical theatre history, discovering how each time period shaped the stories, characters, and songs we know and love today. Each workshop stands on its own, so students can join one or take them all for a full journey through musical theatre’s evolution.

One-day workshops are great for any PHAME student looking to enhance their knowledge and skills within a certain type of art. They’re also a great way for new students to get to know PHAME.

Students will record voice acting and foley (sound effects) for the script created by the Fall Term Radio Drama class.

Bring your story and musical ideas to life in this exciting Mini-Musical playwriting class at PHAME!

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.

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

Get ready to bring the laughs! In this sketch comedy class, students will learn how to create, write, and perform original comedic sketches inspired by shows like Saturday Night Live.

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.