About Taylor Made Dance and Theatre

(Ages 8–12)

Level 1 – Foundation

For kids who love to sing, dance, and act, Broadway Kids is the perfect introduction to the magic of musical theatre! This high-energy class allows young performers to explore all three elements of the stage — learning how to tell stories through movement, voice, and character.

Students are introduced to the building blocks of musical theatre: basic stage movement, simple choreography, ensemble singing, and acting through imagination. Focus is placed on building confidence, stage presence, and teamwork in a supportive, playful environment.

( Ages 12 +)

Leve 2 & 3 – Artistry & Performance

At this stage, young performers begin combining their skills into short musical numbers. They learn to coordinate singing with movement, strengthen vocal projection, and explore character work through  scripts and songs. Students refine their performance skills by working on full ensemble numbers and short scenes inspired by Broadway shows. They are challenged to connect dance, singing, and acting with greater polish and confidence. The focus shifts toward memorization, timing, expressive storytelling, stage presence, musical interpretation, and performing as part of a cast.

Bring the magic of Broadway to life! In this immersive class, students will rehearse and perform a full musical production! Throughout the rehearsal process, students will gain experience in character development, vocal performance, stage movement, choreography, ensemble work, and professional rehearsal etiquette. They will learn what it takes to create a polished production—from auditions and rehearsals to technical rehearsals and live performances.

Theatre Production is designed for students who are passionate about performing and are ready to work collaboratively as part of a cast. The class culminates in a fully staged musical presented for the community, giving every performer the opportunity to shine on stage while building confidence, discipline, and lasting friendships.

* Prerequisite: Enrollment in at least one technique class (such as jazz,

contemporary or ballet) and one voice lesson is strongly encouraged to help students develop the skills needed for a successful performance.

Have a story to tell? In Script Writing, students will learn the art of creating compelling stories for the stage and screen. Through hands-on writing exercises, they will explore character development, dialogue, plot structure, scene construction, and the creative process behind writing engaging scripts.

Along the way, they’ll discover how writers transform ideas into performances that entertain, inspire, and connect with audiences.

Whether students dream of becoming playwrights, screenwriters, or simply want to strengthen their storytelling skills, this class encourages creativity, imagination, and confidence in every writer.

Whether students are interested in acting, directing, writing, or simply love movies, this class provides a fun and engaging introduction to the language of film and the creative process behind bringing stories to life.

Through discussions, scene analysis, and hands-on activities, students will explore a variety of film genres, influential directors, and filmmaking techniques. They will learn how creative choices behind the camera impact what audiences see and feel on screen while developing a deeper appreciation for the collaborative art of filmmaking.