Minnetonka Community Education

Strengthen your actor's toolbox by honing the artists tools of Voice, Imagination, Body, Exploration and Self Discipline. Team taught by 2 professional actor educators from CLIMB Theatre, participants will build a strong foundation for theatre performance and strengthen social skills through scene work, ensemble building exercises. The final session will culminate in a short final sharing for participating families.

Get ready to take a fun and exciting adventure into the world of magic. Learn how to make things appear, read people’s minds and even make objects levitate, all this while building confidence and communication skills. Each lesson comes with: a custom magic prop, a top secret file folder, and a secret word to unlock bonus videos in the online video vault. This life-changing program builds self-confidence and develops critical communication skills in a fun and unique way that is guaranteed to unlock your child’s potential and impact the rest of their life. Orange Wand Course Lessons: Learn how to teleport objects across the room, find hidden magical treasures, and levitate a cup of popcorn just to name a few. Blue Wand Course Lessons: Learn how to move objects with your mind, escape from chains, and operate a time machine just to name a few. Learn more about Twin Cities Magic Academy here!

Join us for a fun filled theater camp focused on the craft of acting. Have a blast developing characters, playing improv games, creating and performing short monologues, scenes and plays. This course is designed for the performer who loves theater and is looking for more opportunities to hone their acting skills. Students will learn how to audition successfully, collaborate, and use their imaginations while exploring a variety of fun characters. This acting camp is sure to be a summer highlight and will build student confidence, foster friendships, and improve performance skills! No prior acting experience required. Students should bring a bag lunch and water bottle.

Join us for a fun-filled week focused on the craft of acting. This is a level two acting class and while prior acting experience is not required, we will move at a more rigorous pace. Focus will be on creating believable characters, acing your audition, cold reads, improv skills, scene work and more. Students should bring a bag lunch and water bottle.

Join us for a fun-filled week focused on the craft of acting. This is a level three acting class for students who are ready to take their performance skills to the next level. Learn about the methods of acting, creating believable characters, acing the audition, cold reads, improv skills, scene work and more. Students should bring a bag lunch and water bottle.

What makes a Triple Threat Performer? 1. You can act! 2. You can sing! 3. You can dance! Come explore theatre in a fun workshop focused on encompassing all three of these essential performance skills. We will be singing, dancing and acting up a storm. This workshop is skill-based with a focus on the craft of acting. Let's make Triple Threat Theatre a summer highlight!

Professional actors and directors will work with up to 60 young actors in each production. The troupe will rehearse for one week and perform the play on Friday and Saturday. Participants experience the excitement of producing an original musical production based on a classic tale. Set, costumes, props and makeup are provided.. Schedule: Auditions will be held on Monday. Rehearsals will be held throughout the remainder of the week (Tuesday-Thursday). Rehearsal schedules will be handed out after the auditions and will generally run between 8 a.m.-12:15 p.m. (students may choose to stay at camp from 8am-12:15pm or be picked up when not rehearsing). On Friday, rehearsal will begin at 3:30pm in lieu of the regular morning session. Performances are Friday at 7pm and Saturday at 12pm. Please send a snack with your child each day and a bag dinner on Friday. Tickets: Two free tickets will be given out to each participant. Additional tickets may be purchased before the show on Friday and Saturday. Attendance: Rehearsal time is limited, so it is crucial for students to be there for their practice times. In addition, it is expected that all members will perform on both Friday and Saturday. Director Roles: Robin Hood Director's roles: The Sheriff of Nottingham & Flora Queen of the Faeries. Peter Pan Director's roles: Captain Hook/Mr. Darling & Tiger Lil/Mrs. Darling (dual role) Due to cast size, not all actors will receive speaking lines, but all will be involved in musical numbers throughout the show. Attention Prairie Fire alumni and interested volunteers in grades 9-12! We are looking for additional support with backstage help, staging, rehearsal assistance and costumes. Love Prairie Fire and think you have what it takes? Fill in the form HERE and you will be contacted with details. Thank you!

Using the foundation built in Acting with Good V.I.B.ES. students will apply these tools to a specific story while gaining a deeper understanding of ways to use Voice, Imagination, Body, Exploration and Self Discipline [V.I.B.E.S.]. Team taught by 2 professional actor educators from CLIMB Theatre, participants will explore scene work, staging and ensemble work. The final session will culminate in a short final sharing for participating families. Pre-requisite: Acting with Good VIBES or other beginning acting or theatre class.

Imagine what the collective creativity of a room full of young people might develop when tasked with collaboratively creating a play? In this class, you are led through visual arts, movement, and other arts entry points with the end goal of creating a single original script. In the final session the world premiere is staged and performed by CLIMB theatre professional actors (and willing participants from your family). Strong reading or writing skills not a requirement... only your imagination!