KIDS BROADWAY
KIDS BROADWAY
AGES 6-7 | Gr. 1-2
Our Kids Broadway class is a fun-filled introduction to the world of musical theatre!
For the active, creative child who loves dramatic expression, and exploring music and movement in a supportive environment.
Classes will involve Theatre Games, Ensemble Music and Beginner Dance, led by industry professionals. This musical theatre program culminates in a Final Showcase Performance in our Studio Theatre.
WINTER
2025
Spring 2025
Day & Time
Tuesdays, 4:30-5:15pm*
Saturdays, 10:35-11:35am
Start Date
Apr. 22, 2025
Apr. 26, 2025
Show Date
Jun. 17, 2025
Jun. 21, 2025
Class Holidays: February 15, March 11, March 15
*this class is a mixed Kids/Kinder Class for ages 4-7
Class Holidays:
Feb. 17, March 16, and March 30
Explore songs from shows like School of Rock, Matilda, and Peter Pan in this musical theatre revue of childhood favourites!
SAMPLE KIDS SCHEDULE
Sample Kids schedule
Week 1: Meet your instructors, and your new friends! In our first musical theatre class, we learn about our fellow performers.
Weeks 2-4: We work on our performance skills through theatre games, vocal exercises, and movement activities, along with learning the songs we’ll be performing for our friends.
Weeks 5-8: We begin to stage our musical theatre performance, matching our music with stage movement and characters, using the techniques we’ve learned.
Week 9: Dress rehearsal! We try on any costume elements and practice our final musical theatre performance before the audience arrives.
Week 10: Show time! We show our friends and family what we’ve learned in an ensemble performance inspired by a musical theme or popular musical. Students perform in our state-of-the-art Zlotnik Studio Theatre.
What We Provide
- A small classroom environment for optimal learning
- Qualified, enthusiastic instructors
- A state-of-the-art facility equipped with professional sound and lighting
- Props and selective costume elements
- Dress rehearsal and performance for friends and family
- A fun-filled experience!
Educational Outcomes
- Building on musical development through an introduction to vocal performance - ie rhythm, breathing, dynamics
- Using imagination and dramatic play to become characters & create fictional settings
- Understanding of simple theatrical conventions - ie on-stage vs. off-stage, performer vs. audience
- Focus and presence
- Introduction to stage movement
Policies
Please refer to our Student Policies for further information.