Music and Me 1 (6 - 18 months with caregiver)

Tuesdays 10:00‐10:45am

$150 per six‐week session

Music and Me 2 (18 months to 3 years old with caregiver)

Tuesdays 11:00‐11:45am

$150 per six‐week session

This class is offered to children aged 6 months to 3 years along with their caregiver Music and Me will include age appropriate music and movement activities that build language and literacy skills, along with socio-emotional skills and math.

Pre-registration required. Call 954-763-6882 for info.

Creative Drama (Pre‐K ‐ 1st grade, min. age 4)

Utilizing creative play, our youngest students explore the range of their imaginations through theatre games, music, movement, and children’s literature, this program is ideal to help children develop self confidence, focus, and teamwork as they enhance creativity and problem‐solving skills. A brief showcase will be performed on the final day of class for family and friends.

Creative Drama 1 (Tuesday Track)

Tuesdays 4‐5pm (Pre‐K/K only, min. age 4)

$150 per six‐week session

Creative Drama 2 (Saturday Track)


Saturdays 10‐11am (Pre‐K‐1st grade, min. age 4)

$150 per six‐week session

SCHEDULES SUBJECT TO CHANGE
PLEASE CONFIRM BEFORE FIRST CLASS

Acting 1 (Grades 1‐2)

Wednesdays 4‐5pm

$150 per six‐week session*

Using simple scripts and poems as a springboard for dramatization, students will explore how to bring the written word to life on stage. The actor’s tools of voice, body, imagination, concentration and cooperation will begin to be developed through acting exercises and theatre games. A brief showcase will be performed on the final day of class for family and friends.

Acting 2 (Grades 3‐6)

Wednesdays See Sessions For Times

$225 per six‐week session*

What does it take to be an actor? The focus of this class is formulating a clear understanding of the skills and techniques involved in the actor’s work. Each class begins with exercises and theatre games designed to expand the actor’s toolkit to improve performance quality. Students also work on text‐based lessons including monologues, commercials, and scenes ‐ learning to bring the written word to the stage through character development, analysis and interpretation. A brief showcase will be performed on the final day of class for family and friends.

Acting 3 (Grades 7‐12)

Wednesdays 7:00‐8:30pm

$225 per six‐week session*

The main focus of this class is developing the younger actor’s sense of truthful storytelling through the understanding of action/objective, beat shifts and given circumstances. Students explore bringing characters to life and understanding character relationships. Each class begins with exercises and theatre games designed to expand the actor’s toolkit to improve performance quality. A brief showcase will be performed on the final day of class each session for family and friends.

Call for information on upcoming sessions.

Intermediate Acting (Grades 6‐12, by invitation or audition only)

Mondays 7:00‐8:30pm

$275 per six week session*

This acting class is for more experienced performers and focuses on techniques and skills to help the actor understand character motivations, emotional life, beat analysis, tactics, and objectives to successfully “live in the moment” and bring truth to the performance. Students challenge themselves with monologues and scenes that require them to be grounded in  themselves and their character’s given circumstances. A showcase (in combination with the  Intermediate Musical Theatre class) will be performed for family and friends the last class of each session.

*10% bundle discount on each class if enrolled in both an Acting and Musical Theatre class in the same session

SCHEDULES SUBJECT TO CHANGE
PLEASE CONFIRM BEFORE FIRST CLASS

Musical Theatre (Grades 2‐12)

Mondays 5:00‐6:30pm

$225 per six week session*

Intermediate Musical Theatre (Grades 2‐12, by invitation or audition only)

Mondays 5:30‐7:00pm

$225 per six week session*

If you dream of being a “triple‐threat” actor‐singer‐dancer, this is where it all starts! In our Musical Theatre classes students will explore the various skills needed to be a Broadway style  musical performer, with specific focus on vocal technique, acting a song, and ensemble dance  routines. Family and friends are invited to a showcase at the end of the session. The  Intermediate level class showcase will be in conjunction with the Intermediate Acting class.

*10% bundle discount on each class if enrolled in both an Acting and Musical Theatre class in the same session

SCHEDULES SUBJECT TO CHANGE
PLEASE CONFIRM BEFORE FIRST CLASS

Performance Project (Grades 2‐9)

Saturdays 11:30am‐2:00pm (Cast A)
Saturdays 2:30pm‐5pm (Cast B ‐ if needed based on enrollment)

$495/Session

Performance Project takes students on the complete journey of putting on a show. The process begins with mock auditions and culminates in the performance of a one‐act play or musical.  Along the way, class activities focus on character development and script analysis through work  on a specific piece of dramatic literature. Performance Project provides students with the  opportunity to expand their performing talents and every student gets a part in the show. The  final production is complete with costumes, props, lights, and a basic set. Students must be  available for tech rehearsal and performance days and have limited conflicts during the term. Session 2 will be Disney’s The Jungle Book, Kids.

Destined To Dance With Ron Hutchins

FLCT resident choreographer Ron Hutchins teaches this intermediate to advanced level dance intensive class, refining the skills needed to be a successful musical theatre dancer. Focusing on a variety of styles including jazz, tap, and modern, this class will prove who really is Destined To Dance. Prior dance class or production experience is required and the instructor may ask for an assessment prior to enrollment.

Dance (Beginning/Intermediate Mixed)

Saturdays 9:30‐11:00am

$350 per ten‐week session

Note: First 4 classes of session 2 will be taught by Darius J. Manuel

Due to Ron’s busy professional choreography schedule, class dates are subject to change. Any cancelled classes will be made up at the end, pro‐rated the following session, or refunded.

Jumping Jellybeans Circus (4-8 year olds)

Tuesdays 5pm-6pm

$180 per six week session

An introductory class of basic age-appropriate circus skills for our younger students. Taught by FLCT Education Director Melissa Hahl.

Circus Troupe (grades 2 and up by audition only)

Production Fee: $550

Ever dream of running away to join the circus? Now you can when you audition to be a part of FLCT’s Circus Troupe and this year’s production of “Once Upon a Circus”. This performance based troupe will work on strength, flexibility, spatial and aerial awareness, all while having fun learning new skills with your friends. Students will train in tumbling, partner acrobatics, and juggling. The show will be comprised of aerial acts (silks, hoop etc) as well as ground acts (Juggling, clowning, tumbling etc). Class meets Monday and Wednesday evenings 6:30-8:30pm. A detailed schedule will be provided to troupe members. Taught by FLCT Education Director Melissa Hahl.

Check back later in the year for Advanced Circus class information, offered after the troupe concludes its February performances.

SCHEDULES SUBJECT TO CHANGE
PLEASE CONFIRM BEFORE FIRST CLASS

Conservatory (Grades 6 & up by audition or invitation only)

Sundays 6‐8pm

$395 per eight‐week session (or $590 total when bundled with BFA or Bust)

This advanced technique class is geared toward those interested in pursuing a professional career in theatre. This class serves the actor with continuing challenges to hone and refine their technique including exercises to help actors dive into a character’s physical and emotional life, increase relaxation and concentration, and open up the actor’s instrument and imagination. Scene work is utilized to explore clarity of events, beats and intentions, and individual objectives, while shining a light on character behavior, activities, inner monologue and emotional life. Led by FLCT teaching artist Darius J. Manuel, this class will include movement workshops, monologue and scene work, Intro to Film Acting, Intro to Meisner Technique, improvisation, voice/diction and guest taught classes/lectures by Sean Cutler, Janet Erlick and  other industry professionals.

BFA or Bust 
(Grades 11 and 12 only)

Fridays 5:30pm – 7:30pm

$395 per eight‐week session (or $590 total when bundled with Conservatory)

This workshop will prepare those planning on auditioning for acting and musical theatre BFA programs and will include counseling and audition prep. Team taught by Darius J. Manuel and Janet Erlick, students will cover a range of topics  including: the application process, pre-screen videos, financial aid resources, song and monologue selection, audition technique, the selection of the final list of colleges to include on your audition journey, organization of a senior year timeline calendar and expectations, and the best way follow-up with schools.

Session 1: This session is designed to set a solid foundation; we will narrow down college searches, identify audition requirements, discuss the ins-and-outs of Financial Aid and funding college, while formatting resumes and other Audition needs, plus attacking the Pre-screen audition process. Individual sessions will happen throughout October where students will be assisted with finding appropriate audition material. There will be both individual and group coaching sessions for these pieces.

(Limited enrollment. Priority to Seniors. Juniors accepted if space permits.)

**No group classes in October, instead, it will consist of Private sessions**

Session 2: This session will serve as an introduction/continuation of the college audition process for the Juniors, while being a “What’s Next” workshop for the Seniors. The Juniors will learn from the Seniors about the process, auditions and what to expect. The Seniors will prep for an end of the year Senior Showcase of Audition pieces and more.

(Open enrollment to Juniors and Seniors)

Meisner Technique Workshop

Sanford Meisner was one of the great American acting teachers of the 20th century. His technique focuses the actor’s attention outside him or herself and onto the circumstances, the environment, and the actions of the other actors. The technique is based on a series of exercises that are progressive in nature so  students must be committed to attending every class. Admission is by invitation and/or interview only and significant prior acting experience is required. This workshop is taught by FLCT Producing Director Sean Cutler. Not offered every term. Check back for upcoming workshops.

PRIVATE COACHING

$25/half hour (1/2 hour or 1 hour blocks)
$10 each additional student for duet or group work
Call FLCT at 954‐763‐6882 to schedule

Work on monologues, scene work, audition prep, solo or team song performance, and more.

Private Voice (Singing), piano, guitar, and music instruction are available through
a partnership with RLS Studios. Call Rachal Solomon at 954‐687‐6800 for more information.

Visit www.FLCT.org for up‐to‐date information and to download enrollment forms
 or call 954‐763‐6882.