• Build
  • Refine
  • Thrive

Find your next Theatre Class!

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Every PAA class is organized around three things: age, theatre skill, and intensity level.

1.

Select

Student’s Grade

Classes are grouped by grade range so kids & teens learn alongside their peers.

2.

Pick

Theatre Skill

Acting, Voice, Dance, or Tech. Pick the discipline your student wants to explore.

3.

Choose

Intensity Level

Choose the level that matches where your student is at, from first timer to seasoned performer.

Intensity Levels

Looking for Spring Shows?

Musical
Trolls Jr – Session 2
Grades 3rd - 6th
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Musical
Trolls Jr – Session 1
Grades 3rd - 6th
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Musical
Shrek KIDS
Grades 1st - 3rd
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Pre-Professional
Les Misérables – Gavroche Gang
Grades 3rd - 6th
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Pre-Professional
Les Misérables
Grades 9th - 12th
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Musical
Legally Blonde Jr
Grades 7th - 12th
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Explore

Try it. Imagine it. Love it.

Goal: Engagement, joy, and success in participation.

  • First exposure to a discipline
  • Focus on creativity, play, and confidence
  • No experience required
  • Emphasis on participation over precision
  • The goal is not mastery. The goal is connection.
  • Curiosity

Build

Learn it. Practice it.

Goal: Skill development, confidence, and consistency

  • Learn foundational/core skills
  • Repetition, structure, and skill development
  • Technique is introduced
  • Students begin to understand how the craft works
  • Encourages consistency and confidence
  • Practice

Refine

Improve it. Strengthen it.

Goal: Growth and control

  • Focus on technique, detail, and precision
  • Students receive and apply feedback
  • Increased expectations for focus and effort
  • Skills are practiced with intention
  • Students deepen their skills and develop discipline

Thrive

Own it. Express it. Grow it.

Goal: Ownership and artistry.

  • Application of skills
  • Students learn to make independent, creative choices
  • Strong technique with consistency
  • Collaboration, leadership, and artistry emerge