Pre-Professional Training

For those seriously considering a future in the arts, Pre-Professional Training courses are offered for intermediate and advanced students in Grades 4 – 12. Students will be challenged to expand their skill set in a disciplined and technique-driven atmosphere. Students are expected to demonstrate a high level of commitment and independence and are held to a high standard for focus, work ethic, attendance, and punctuality.

Pre-Professional classes are either a nine-week class or a four-week intensive. Students are allowed no more than one absence in a nine-week class and are allowed zero absences in a four-week intensive. All Pre-Professional offerings will have required homework between classes, such as reading articles and scripts, memorizing lines or lyrics, doing independent research, or reviewing choreography. Students who fail to meet the expectations for attendance and homework will be dismissed from class without refund.

Fall Session: September 23 – November 23
Winter Session: January 21 – March 23
Spring Session: April 6 – May 16

Acting 2 (Grades 4 – 5, Grades 6 – 8, and Grades 9 – 12)

Build on the skills you learned in Acting 1 by applying vocabulary and technique to scripted material. Delve deep into next-level acting skills as you analyze text for objectives, stakes, obstacles, tactics, and playable actions.
Prerequisite: at least two sessions of Acting 1 (or by audition)
Tuition: $220

Grades 4 – 5 Offerings:

  • Fall Class (September 24 – November 19): Tuesdays 5 – 6:30pm
  • Fall Intensive (September 28 – October 19): Saturdays 1 – 4pm
  • Winter Class (January 21 – March 17): Tuesdays 5 – 6:30pm
  • Winter Intensive (January 25 – February 15): Saturdays 1 – 4pm
  • Spring Intensive (April 11 – May 2): Saturdays 1 – 4pm

Grades 6 – 8 Offerings:

  • Fall Class (September 24 – November 19): Tuesdays 6:30 – 8pm
  • Fall Intensive (November 2 – 23): Saturdays 1 – 4pm
  • Winter Class (January 21 – March 17): Tuesdays 6:30 – 8pm
  • Winter Intensive (February 29 – March 21): Saturdays 1 – 4pm
  • Spring Intensive (April 11 – May 2): Saturdays 1 – 4pm

Grades 9 – 12 Offerings:

  • Fall Intensive (November 2 – 23): Saturdays 1 – 4pm
  • Winter Intensive (February 29 – March 21): Saturdays 1 – 4pm
  • Spring Intensive (April 7 – 28): Tuesdays 5 – 8pm

Acting 3: The Classics (Grades 6 – 8 and Grades 9 – 12)

Build on the skills you learned in Acting 2 as you apply high-level acting technique to classical scripts. Each session will delve into a different classical style (such as Greek tragedy or Commedia dell’Arte) or playwright (such as William Shakespeare, Anton Chekhov, or Henrik Ibsen). Gain the specificity and authenticity required to successfully bring classical texts and characters to life.
Prerequisite: at least two sessions of Acting 2 (or by audition)
Tuition: $220

Grades 6 – 8 Offerings:

  • Fall Intensive (September 28 – October 19): Saturdays 1 – 4pm
  • Winter Intensive (January 25 – February 15): Saturdays 1 – 4pm
  • Spring Intensive (April 7 – 28): Tuesdays 5 – 8pm

Grades 9 – 12 Offerings:

  • Fall Class (September 23 – November 18): Mondays 5:30 – 7pm
  • Winter Class (January 27 – March 23): Mondays 5:30 – 7pm
  • Spring Intensive (April 6 – 27): Mondays 5 – 8pm

Musical Theatre (Grades 4 – 5, Grades 6 – 8, and Grades 9 – 12)

Work with a choreographer and music director to learn how to seamlessly combine healthy vocal production with dance combinations while convincingly acting the part. Challenge all three skills in the execution of ensemble numbers from beloved musicals.
Prerequisite: at least one session of Broadway Dance and one session of Broadway Voice, at any age level (or by audition)
Tuition: $240

Grades 4 – 5 Offerings:

  • Fall Intensive (November 2 – 23): Saturdays 1 – 4pm
  • Winter Intensive (February 29 – March 21): Saturdays 1 – 4pm

Grades 6 – 8 Offerings:

  • Fall Intensive (September 28 – October 19): Saturdays 1 – 4pm
  • Winter Intensive (January 25 – February 15): Saturdays 1 – 4pm

Grades 9 – 12 Offering:

  • Spring Intensive (April 11 – May 2): Saturdays 1 – 4pm

Mainstage Musical Theatre Boot Camp (Grades 4 – 12)

This fast-paced, multidisciplinary training program focuses on the in-depth musical theatre performance skills required for student actors performing at CTC. With an emphasis on learning, retaining, and performing choreography and song, this course models the rigor, dedication, and etiquette expected in professional rehearsal spaces. The age range of this course is intentionally reflective of the typical casting for professional productions at CTC, so students will be able to practice collaborating in an ensemble with a wide age range. Students are expected to have a foundation in basic ballet and jazz vocabulary and technique. It is pre-requisite that students have a mastery of pitch, breath support, and diction. Students will be held to a high standard for focus, stamina, and work ethic. Enrollment in this boot camp does not guarantee casting in a CTC professional production.

Class Days and Times: Tuesdays 5 – 7:30pm
Class ID: 242
Spring Tuition: $340 (Spring Only)

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Audition Workshops

Theatre Arts Training offers audition workshops to allow students to audition more confidently. Students work with a music director, a choreographer, and an acting coach to tackle the key components of selling an audition. When student actor audition opportunities arise at CTC, all Theatre Arts Training students of the appropriate age will receive an email announcing the auditions along with an exclusive invitation to an audition workshop. Attending an audition workshop does not secure an audition slot, nor does it guarantee being cast.

Private Coaching

Have a monologue or song you are preparing for high school, college, community, or professional theatre auditions? On Tuesday nights (when classes are in session), we offer 45-minute private coaching sessions with our professional faculty. Schedule at least two-weeks in advance at childrenstheatre.org/coaching.

Junior Company Show

Sideways Stories from Wayside School
By Louis Sachar, Adapted by John Olive
For Grades 6 – 8
Winter Session (by audition only)

Welcome to Wayside School—home to a cast of zany characters like hypnotic pigtails, a talking pile of rain coats (who turns out to be a dead rat), and a teacher who turns her students into apples.

Auditions: Wednesday, November 6, and Tuesday, November 12, from 4:30 – 6:30pm
To schedule an audition, visit childrenstheatre.org/TATauditions

Rehearsals: Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 4:30 – 7:30pm beginning January 21, 2020

Tech/Dress: March 16 – 18, 4:30 – 9pm

Performances:
March 19 at 7pm
March 20 at 7pm
March 21 at 7pm
March 22 at 2pm

Class ID: JC6
Tuition: $550 (financial aid available)

Schedule an Audition

Senior Company Show 

Untitled Experimental Devised Gay Sports Comedy: An Avant-Garde World Premiere Gay Comedy About Sports

For Grades 9 – 12 
Fall Session (by audition only)

It’s the night before the big championship, and everything has been leading up to this moment. But Coach sprained their ankle, the uniforms have gone missing, and Zack is in love with Geoffrey—who’s on the other team! This ensemble-driven process will challenge actors to generate original characters, build a compelling narrative, and flex their physical theatre muscles. Together the ensemble will create a surreal comedy that wrestles with themes of team spirit, personal identity, and Gatorade. Lots of Gatorade.

Rehearsals: Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 5 – 8pm, September 24 – November 15

Tech/Dress Rehearsals: November 18 — 20, 4:30 – 9pm

Performances:
November 21 at 7pm
November 22 at 7pm
November 23 at 7pm
November 24 at 2pm

Class ID: SC9
Tuition: $550 (financial aid available)

Auditions:
We especially encourage queer actors to audition, and we welcome allies to audition as well. For Senior Company, students will be auditioning in a group. Come dressed to move and bring a water bottle. There is no need to prepare any material in advance. The audition will consist of ensemble, movement, and improv exercises.

Available Audition Time Slots:

  • Wednesday, September 11, 5:30 – 6:30pm
  • Tuesday, September 17, 4:30 –5:30pm

Institute

For Grade 9
Full-year program (by audition only)

This four-year program prepares young actors for collegiate and professional theatre careers. Highlights include intensive acting and musical theatre training with industry professionals, an annual spring showcase, mentorship from CTC artists, college audition preparation, and a capstone project tailored to the students’ strengths and learning goals.


Year

Fall Focus

Winter Focus

Spring Showcase

One

Monologues

Scene Work

One-Act Plays

Two

Voice

Dance

Musical Revue

Three

Classical Acting

College Audition Prep

Scenes and Monologues

Four

Capstone Project


Complete Institute Information
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  • Philosophy
  • About Our Classes
  • Core Classes Calendar
  • Pre-Professional Training Calendar
  • Policies
  • FAQs
  • Junior Interns

Our Philosophy

Theatre Arts Training is a process-based program dedicated to providing professional theatre experiences and education to build curious, creative and confident young artists and people. We are more interested in what happens along the journey, from the first day to the last, than in a polished product. With this focus on the education experience, our classes take place in classrooms, not on stages.

All students are welcome to participate in all classes (with the exception of audition-based programs). We acknowledge and support that engagement and success looks different for each student, and our faculty prioritizes keeping their teaching style, activities, and goals flexible to the needs of our students.

We strive to supply students with source material from diverse perspectives representing communities from a multitude of ethnic and racial backgrounds, economic statuses, abilities, sexual orientations, and gender identities.

Statement of Inclusion

As part of CTC’s commitment to access and inclusion, at Theatre Arts Training we make intentional choices in our classroom practices to make sure we are a welcoming space for people of all abilities, ethnicities, economic statuses, sexual orientations, and gender identities. Our program includes need-based scholarships, all-gender restrooms, introductions with personal pronouns, and a faculty happy to work with families to meet students’ individual physical, learning, and social needs. If there are ways we can be more welcoming to your family, please let us know at education@childrenstheatre.org.

Core Classes for Age 2 – 5 and Grades K – 1 emphasize creative discovery through art and imagination. Students explore story, expression, and play through a multi-lens approach including visual art, movement, books, and song.

Core Classes for Grades 2 – 12 tackle fundamental skills for the stage in a fun and supportive environment. Offerings include acting, playwriting, improv, musical theatre, and more.

For those seriously considering a future in the arts, Pre-Professional Training courses are offered for intermediate and advanced students in Grades 4 – 12. Students will be challenged to expand their skill set in a disciplined and technique-driven atmosphere.
Core Classes Calendar
Pre-Professional Training Calendar

THEARTE ARTS TRAINING POLICIES

Tuition, Payment Plans, and Scholarships

You can register online or by calling the Ticket Office at 612.874.0400. We accept check, credit card, and money orders. Payment plans are available only when using a credit card by phone. Need-based scholarships are available through the ACT Pass program until all funds are allocated. Apply here or call our Ticket Office at 612.874.0400.

Discounts

10% off tuition if, in the same order, you register more than one student in your household or register a student for more than one class. 15% off tuition for current CTC Full Season, 3A, and 3B Subscribers. Discount not valid for Preview, Opening Weekend, or Create Your Own Subscribers. Some restrictions apply.

Cancellations

  • If you cancel at least two weeks before your class/camp begins, you will receive a refund minus a $25 cancellation fee for academic year classes or $50 cancellation fee for summer camps.
  • If you cancel less than two weeks before your class/camp begins, no refund or credit will be issued.
  • Classes/camps can be exchanged within the same session until the start date of the original class/camp. If the class/camp is exchanged at least two weeks before the start date, partial refunds can be provided for a less expensive class/camp. If the exchange occurs less than two weeks before the class/camp begins, no refund or credit will be issued.
  • Tuition for classes/camps cannot be transferred between sessions or to CTC production tickets.
  • No refund or credit will be issued if a student is registered for an age inappropriate class/camp and Theatre Arts Training staff determine it to be an unsuccessful fit.

Code of Conduct

In order to provide students with a safe and supportive environment, we do not tolerate any form of physical or verbal abuse, harassment, vandalism, or the use of any illegal substances. Any behaviors found in violation of this policy will be addressed and the student may be asked to leave classes/camps. No refunds will be issued in the event that the Code of Conduct is violated.

Pick Up and Drop Off

Students in classes/camps for Grades 3 and younger must be dropped off and picked up at their classroom. Students in classes/camps for Grades 4 and older may be dropped off and picked up at the Stage Door.

No-Nut Policy

To ensure the safety of all of our students, we have a strict no-nut policy for both peanuts and tree-nuts (including hazelnut products such as Nutella) and products that “may contain” peanuts and tree-nuts.

Medical Emergency

If we are unable to contact a parent/guardian or if time does not permit, 911 services will be used. All expenses incurred are the responsibility of parent/legal guardian.

Photos and Videos

CTC (and its designees and agents) has permission to utilize my student’s image, likeness, actions, and statements in any live or recorded audio, video or photographic display or other transmission, exhibition, publication or reproduction made of, or at, the class/camp in any medium or content for any purposes, including commercial or promotional purposes, without further authorization or compensation.

Families are welcome to take recordings and photographs of their student in class/camp for strictly personal use only. Any recordings or photos taken by families cannot be used for broadcast and/or distribution via the internet including but not limited to social media sites and/or public websites.

Electronic Device Policy

During class, students are only permitted to use electronic devices as an educational tool as assigned by the teaching artist. During breaks, students Age 4 – Grade 8 are not permitted to use electronics in order to encourage our value of community and relationship building. Students are always welcome to contact their families through the Theatre Arts Training office at any time.

Free Child Admission for Theatre Arts Training Students

Each Theatre Arts Training student is eligible for one complimentary ticket per session, regardless of number of classes. For academic year registrations, complimentary tickets are available for select public performances. Redeem early for best seating and availability.

Complimentary tickets are subject to availability and restrictions. Not all performances will have complimentary tickets available. Book early for best choice of dates and seats; complimentary tickets cannot be booked in VIP seats. Complimentary tickets cannot be booked online or via e-mail. Complimentary tickets must be booked by phone at least 48 hours prior to your date of choice. Complimentary tickets are not exchangeable, and may not be applied to past purchases. Complimentary tickets will be rendered void in cases of class cancellation. All tickets will be held at Will Call.

You will not be issued a physical voucher. To book your Theatre Arts Training complimentary ticket, please call the CTC Ticket Office at 612.874.0400 and mention your student’s name and class(es) for verification of eligibility. All children age 16 and under must be accompanied to the theatre by an adult.

Fall 2019 Session: valid only on Circus Abyssinia: Ethiopian Dreams or Snow White. Ticket must be redeemed by October 8, 2019.
Winter 2020 Session: valid only on Bob Marley’s Three Little Birds or Spamtown, USA. Ticket must be redeemed by February 3, 2020.
Spring 2020 Session: valid only on Annie. Ticket must be redeemed by May 5, 2020.

How many students are in each class?

Academic-year class sizes range from 10-16 students depending on the age group and content. Please know class size maximums are strictly enforced to ensure the best possible learning environment for your student. Register early to secure your spot. All classes are subject to cancellation if minimum enrollment is not met.

Who are the faculty?

All of our faculty are professional educators and artists. Our teaching artists work all over the Twin Cities with organizations such as Saint Paul Conservatory for Performing Arts, The Guthrie, Penumbra, Pilsbury House, Mixed Blood and our very own mainstage acting company, among others. We regularly run background checks on all faculty.

What should I bring to class?

Students in all classes should wear clothes and shoes they are comfortable jumping, crawling, and rolling in. Additionally, some classes include messy art projects.

For dance and movement classes, please wear clothing that won’t inhibit movement. The more clearly the teacher can see your student’s body joints, the more easily the teacher can give technical feedback. Please dress in layers as our studios can be cool in the beginning of class and warm by the end. Hair should be pulled back and out of your student’s face. Please remove all dangling jewelry. Most dance classes require bare feet unless otherwise noted.

For longer classes you may want to pack a small snack. Please note: to ensure the safety of all of our students, we have a strict no-nut policy for both peanuts and tree-nuts (including hazelnut products such as Nutella) and products that “may contain” peanuts and tree-nuts.

What if my student wants to be in a younger or older class?

We understand that some students thrive in an environment including students either younger or older than their peer group. However, if you choose to enroll your student outside of their age group, and either you or Theatre Arts Training faculty find it an unsuccessful fit, no credit or refund will be issued. If space is available in a different age-appropriate class, we can switch your registration.

Can I try a class before I purchase?

If there is still space in a class, you are welcome to audit the first day. If you like it, you can then register with the Ticket Office. Please let the Theatre Arts Training office know if you are planning to audit a class. Please note: many of our classes fill up and the only way to ensure a spot is to register in advance.

Is there a play at the end of class?

Theatre Arts Training is a process-based program focused on building theatre and life skills. Most classes end with a sharing, which showcases the work students have done which may include favorite games and exercises, student-generated work, or rehearsed scenes. We do offer a handful of by audition performance programs throughout the year including Junior Company and Senior Company.

How can my student perform on the mainstage?

For select mainstage productions, CTC casts young actors ages 10+. Theatre Arts Training is not responsible for scheduling auditions or casting for the professional mainstage season. To find mainstage audition opportunities please click here.

To help families prepare, Theatre Arts Training often offers workshops tailored to each show’s unique audition requirements. Watch the website and your email for details about upcoming Audition Workshops.

Can I drop off my student early?

Theatre Arts Training is unable to provide supervision before or after school-year classes. Please arrange for punctual drop off and pick up.

How do I get my free child admission?

Each Theatre Arts Training student is eligible for one complimentary ticket per session, regardless of number of classes. For academic year registrations, complimentary tickets are available for select public performances. Information on 2019 – 2020 available performances and redemption deadlines will be available July 2019.

Complimentary tickets are subject to availability and restrictions. Not all performances will have complimentary tickets available. Book early for best choice of dates and seats; complimentary tickets cannot be booked in VIP seats. Complimentary tickets cannot be booked online or via e-mail. Complimentary tickets must be booked by phone at least 48 hours prior to your date of choice. Complimentary tickets are not exchangeable, and may not be applied to past purchases. Complimentary tickets will be rendered void in cases of class cancellation. All tickets will be held at Will Call.

You will not be issued a physical voucher. To book your Theatre Arts Training complimentary ticket, please call the CTC Ticket Office at 612.874.0400 and mention your student’s name and class(es) for verification of eligibility. All children age 16 and under must be accompanied to the theatre by an adult.

How do you ensure child safety?

There is nothing more important to us than the well-being of the young people we serve. In support of that priority, over the last 33 years we have created a comprehensive set of practices designed to keep children safe. Those practices have worked for our young actors and for all of our organization’s participants; they continue to be a centerpiece of our culture and our day-to-day activities. This is an area where we will never say “enough” but will instead strive to be better today than we were yesterday and even better tomorrow. Among the key elements of our protections:

  • Mandatory background checks, including criminal history and the national sex offender database, for every paid position prior to starting work and on an ongoing basis;
  • A “rule of 3” so that no staff or volunteer should ever be alone with a student in a private space;
  • Socializing with children outside of scheduled rehearsals, performances, classes, or CTC-sanctioned professional activities is strictly limited;
  • We are a mandatory reporting organization, which means any staff member must report any suspicion or knowledge of abuse or neglect.

Where do I park?

The Minneapolis Institute of Art offers paid parking for the public in all of its lots. Please note that there is a 30-minute free grace period in the parking ramp for drop off or pick up, but after that the cost is $5 for the first 2 hours and $1/hour thereafter (max $12/day). If there is Event Parking, the cost will be $8 for the first 5 hours. Limited free street parking is available surrounding the theatre, so please factor this into your travel time.

RAMP PARKING INSTRUCTIONS: The Parking Ramp is located at 25th Street & 3rd Avenue South.

During Event Parking, this parking lot is credit card only:

  • Insert your credit card into the machine to enter into the ramp (any level), this is your payment ($8) for parking. The exit gate will be open when you exit.
  • If you are taking advantage of the 30 minute grace period during event parking, be sure to also insert your credit card into the exit machine upon leaving (even if the gate is open); this lets the machines know you were in the facility for less than 30 minutes.

During times that are not Event Parking:

  • To pay with cash: Take a ticket on your way into the ramp on any level. Do not insert a credit card otherwise that will be your payment method. Take your ticket to the Kiosk on Level 1 when you leave to pay for your parking. Insert paid parking ticket into the exit machine upon leaving.
  • To pay with a credit card: Insert your credit card into the machine to enter into the ramp (any level) Insert your credit card (same card as you used when you entered) into the machine on your exit from the ramp to pay for your parking.
  • To utilize the 30 minute grace period: Take a ticket on your way into the ramp on any level, and insert the same ticket into the exit machine upon leaving. If it has been less than 30 minutes, the exit gate will open without requiring any payment.

LOT PARKING INSTRUCTIONS:
Parking Lots are located at 25th Street & 3rd Avenue South and 24th Street & 3rd Avenue South.

  • Park your car and walk over to the machines at the entrance to the lot.
  • Enter in your car license plate number.
  • Choose the duration of parking time you would like to purchase.
  • Insert credit card or cash to pay for your parking.
  • Keep your ticket as your receipt.

Junior Internship for High School Students

Ready to put your skills to the test?

Children’s Theatre Company is looking for a few extraordinary high school students to assist with Theatre Arts Training classes for the 2019 – 2020 school year. If you are planning on a career in theatre education, this is your chance to work and learn alongside our veteran teaching staff and industry professionals here at CTC. This aggressively hands-on junior internship will have you immersed in theatre education, working directly with students in one of our many Theatre Arts Training classes. We work with our junior interns to make connections throughout the building and the community. This year we are offering free classes to our junior interns as well as tickets to local theatre, and master classes with industry professionals. If you’re ready to get a jumpstart on your career in the arts, this is the place to do it.

For more information or to apply, please contact Laura at 612.872.5114 or ldelventhal@childrenstheatre.org

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Children’s Theatre Company (“CTC”) is committed to providing a safe online experience. We collect no personally identifying information, unless you choose to provide us with that information. This statement of Privacy applies to the CTC website and governs data collection and usage. By using the CTC website, you consent to the data practices described in this statement.

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