Youth Theater Acting Classes Starting Soon! *Arizona Locals*


Are you looking for fun extra-curricular activities like acting classes for your kids? Stage Dreams Youth Theater offers a variety of classes for school aged children. These classes let your child have a creative outlet while learning and socializing with other kids. I remember participating in two children’s theater productions when I was growing up and my siblings and I had a really great time. I created memories that really stand out from my youth. My first production was the story of Jack and the Beanstalk and I played the part of one of the Magic Beans. I was probably 6 or 7 at the time. Then, we did another play when I was about 14 as well. If you’re local here in Arizona, there is a great youth theater near by that can offer a similar experience to your children.

Stage Dreams Youth Theater Acting Classes

Kids Acting Classes in Arizona

Dream Class: In Dream Class, youth in grades K-12 participate in a musical production, either as a performer or a technician. Students learn by having the experience of putting together a show. All students who audition will be offered a part, or students may choose to learn technical skills. Classes meet for 2 hours once a week for 14 weeks and culminate in two performances at professional theater. See the Acting Classes Page for more information. Seussical Jr. Starting Soon!

Stage Classes: Stage Classes focus on the skills and tools that theatrical artists use and culminate in a topic specific showcase at the end of the session. These classes meet for 1 hour for 6 weeks. Please see the Classes Page for more information.

Kids Acting Classes in Arizona

Discounted Acting Classes

Classes are held in convenient areas in the West Valley of Phoenix, AZ. Please check our Locations Page for more information. Register NOW classes start March 5, 2013.

My readers use code PHXKIDS to receive $10 rebate on registration.

I was offered complimentary acting classes for my child in exchange for this post and a review


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  1. That would be great for any child to get involved with better than glued to their games or cell phones

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