acting Classes
MONDAYS
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"Storybook Players"
K - 2nd Grade Acting
Mondays 4:30 - 5:30
January 19 - March 30
No classes March 16 - 20
(Performance: Saturday, April 4)
Instructors: Liz Trivers
Cost: $200
Location: Playhouse Jr. Education Center
1855 Little River Rd. Flat Rock, NC 28731
In this fun and imaginative 10-week acting class, our youngest performers will explore the world of theatre through creative play, storytelling, movement, and character-building activities. Each week, students will build confidence, develop their voices, and learn how to express themselves on stage — all while working together as a team. Through theatre games and guided rehearsals, they’ll prepare a short, age-appropriate performance to share with family and friends during our annual Spring Performance on Saturday, April 4. No previous experience necessary — just bring your imagination and a willingness to shine! With new material each session, this class is meant to be taken multiple times.
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"Take The Stage"
3rd - 5th Grade Acting
Mondays 5:45 - 6:45
January 19 - March 30
No classes March 16 - 20
(Performance: Saturday, April 4)
Instructors: Liz Trivers
Cost: $200
Location: Playhouse Jr. Education Center
1855 Little River Rd. Flat Rock, NC 28731
In this dynamic 10-week acting class, students in grades 3–5 will dive deeper into the world of theatre as they build acting skills, confidence, and creativity. Through engaging games, character work, and scene practice, young performers will learn how to bring stories to life using voice, movement, and imagination. Students will work collaboratively to rehearse a short play, which they will perform for family and friends during our annual Spring Performance on Saturday, April 4. Whether they’re new to acting or ready for the spotlight, every student will have a chance to shine! With new material each session, this class is meant to be taken multiple times.
Tuesdays
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"The Acting Lab"
Middle School Acting
Tuesdays 6:00 - 7:30
January 20 - March 31
No classes March 16 - 20
(Performance: Saturday, April 4)
Instructors: Dusty McNabb
Cost: $225
Location: Playhouse Jr. Education Center
1855 Little River Rd. Flat Rock, NC 28731
In this 10-week acting course designed for middle schoolers, students will take their theatre skills to the next level through character development, scene work, and ensemble-building activities. Each week will focus on key performance techniques — from voice and movement to emotional expression and stage presence — all while fostering creativity, collaboration, and confidence. The class will culminate in a performance for family and friends on Saturday, April 4, where students will showcase their growth through a selection of scenes or a short play crafted just for them. With new material each session, this class can, and should, be taken multiple times!
Thursdays
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"Spotlight Studio"
3rd - 5th Grade Acting
**Teacher Approval**
Thursdays 4:30 - 5:45
January 22 - April 2
No classes March 16 - 20
(Performance: Saturday, April 4)
Instructors: Liz Trivers
Cost: $210
Location: Playhouse Jr. Education Center
1855 Little River Rd. Flat Rock, NC 28731
PREREQUISITE: Teacher approval is required for enrollment in this class.
In this dynamic 10-week intermediate acting class for students in grades 3-5, young performers will dive deeper into the world of theatre. They will enhance their acting skills, build confidence, and explore their creativity through fun exercises, character work, and scene practice.
Students will work on a short play, leading up to a special performance for family and friends during our annual Spring Performance on Saturday, April 4. This class is perfect for those looking to grow as actors!
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"The Actor's Studio"
High School Acting
Thursdays 6:30 - 7:45
January 15 - April 2
No classes March 16 - 20
(Performance: Thursday, April 2)
Instructors: Liz Trivers
Cost: $225
Location: Playhouse Jr. Education Center
1855 Little River Rd. Flat Rock, NC 28731
This 10-week acting intensive is designed for high school students ready to deepen their craft and take creative risks. Through scene study, monologue work, character analysis, and ensemble building, students will strengthen their performance skills while exploring truthful storytelling on stage. Emphasis will be placed on vocal and physical technique, emotional connection, and making bold choices as an actor. The session will culminate in a polished performance for family and friends at our annual Spring Performance on Thursday, April 2. This performance will highlight each student’s growth and unique voice.