
We only accept students into these classes who have at least one full year of process-based classes at SCCT (more than one year is preferred) and/or have been recommended by one of our teachers. All PRODUCTION-level students need to have the same foundational knowledge so that class time can be spent honing previously acquired skills. We will not have time to teach the terminology that should be working knowledge for a student at this level.
Before moving into a PRODUCTION level class, students should typically be able to name the parts of the stage, use abbreviations for stage directions and blocking notation, be able to define basic theatrical terms, understand CROoWw, be familiar with Lessac energies and Laban qualities as well as wanting to be given more responsibilities/homework and be willing to repeat material weekly for rehearsal and complete reading assignments in a week. There are expectations of behavior, focus, and attendance at the PRODUCTION level. Your current SCCT teacher is always the best reference for whether your child is ready to move up, and you should email them regarding your child’s progression if you have questions.
Please understand that PRODUCTION level classes are NOT appropriate for everyone–they require…
Family and friends are invited to a live performance showcase of all SCCT’s PRODUCTION classes. Students and parents will get to see what other classes are doing and record any part of the performances as desired. Be sure to mark the date on your calendar for the Production Showcase!
To prepare for the live performance, these classes run longer than most other classes. More time in class, more meetings per semester, more work outside of class, and most importantly, more accomplishments to share with the public!
Monday, November 23rd – from 5-8pm. Please note this date on your calendar now!
The registration link will be sent to students who have been recommended for Production classes. If you would like your child to be considered for a class, please email education@scchildrenstheatre.org and include
3rd-10th |Thursdays 4:30-6:30 | Aug 27-Nov 23 | Chelsea LaCourse & Jessica Smith | $305
If you’ve got it, flaunt it! Step in time and prepare to bring the house down.
Building on foundation skills acquired in previous SCCT musical theatre classes or performances in upstate musicals, or dance classes and chorus, this class provides a chance to hone song & dance performance skills for kids committed to working independently. Students in this class should WANT to rehearse, be self-starting, and be eager to work at home to bring new ideas to class each week.
Group voice and dance classes in the early part of the
semester will provide skill-building, and then students will develop a medley of songs for a live performance! This will be a more complex performance crafted to individually feature vocalists and dancers, rather than the whole class singing solely as an ensemble and performing limited choreography.
K4-2nd | Mondays 3:00-4:30 | Aug 24-Nov 23 (SKIP Sept 7) | Dru Reel | $305
K4-2nd |Thursdays 3:00-4:30 | Aug 27-Nov 23 | Dru Reel | $305
2nd – 6th |Wednesdays 4:30-6:30 | Aug 26-Nov 23 | Jesse Siak | $305
2nd – 6th | Thursdays 4:30-6:30 | Aug 27-Nov 23 | Jesse Siak | $305
6th–12th|Tuesdays 4:30-6:30 | Aug 25-Nov 23 | Dru Reel & Emmy Monteverde| $305
Moving up was never so fun! A little more work earns a lot more spotlight!
Building on foundational skills learned in SCCT Process classes, this course offers an opportunity to improve performance skills for kids committed to working independently. Students should WANT to rehearse, be self-motivated, and eager to work at home to bring new ideas to class each week. Vocal projection and articulation should come naturally—we will refine these skills, but the student should be prepared to speak clearly and be heard.
ONStage offers young actors the opportunity to experience a more professional rehearsal and production process. Designed in two formats for different age groups, ONStage offers advanced students the opportunity to build and perform a fully produced play with an ensemble.
The younger age group performs multiple times and learns about the tech process. The older age group learns about devising new plays with an ensemble and performs their original work once.
For those interested in behind-the-scenes work, older students can also apply for Mentorship roles to support younger ONStage performers and participate as tech crew.
Here’s a (kid friendly) video to explain the difference in the class levels.
Please click the Learn More button to read the details/expectations of the classes before signing up for an audition (audition link is on that page) – audition is required!
PRODUCTION: ADLIBERATION – SCCT’s Teen Improv Troupe | 6th-12th
Team up with performers as adventurous as you are!
SCCT ADLIBeration will comprise strong teen improv performers who will be cast after an audition. Performers who are accepted will be accepted into a Junior Varsity or Varsity team based on the assessments they will receive from their audition.
No new team members will be added in January—this is a full school-year commitment. Auditions for the 27-28 ADLIBerationTeams will be in August 2027.
Audition Required! – Mon, Aug 10 from 6:30-8:30
You must click this link to sign up online to receive an audition slot.
Cast list will be announced by Aug 17 and students who are NOT cast will still be able to enroll in another class (as available) with a $25 discount (code will be sent with the assessment).
This is advanced level improv group with multiple performance obligations
Varsity and Junior Varsity troupes will meet on Monday evenings from 6:45-8:15pm.
Mon, November 23rd – from 5-8pm. Please note this date on your calendar now!
Varsity players will perform with the Junior Varsity in the Spring SCCT showcase, and represent SCCT in public performances in the community. All travel will need to be arranged via parents of ADLIBeration members, as SCCT will not provide transportation to performances.