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The award-winning Northglenn Youth Theatre program offers opportunities for young actors of all ages and abilities to explore the art of live theatrical performance. We are thrilled to offer NYT Academy which presents classes, workshops and personalized training to compliment the acclaimed main stage productions.
Ages 11-18 20313048-04 July 26 Sunday 1:30-5:30 pm $5
VIRTUAL CAMPSA Virtual Showcase – Featuring a Variety of Comedy Skits
We’ll create our own showcase from a variety of comedic skits designed specifically for virtual performance! Class culminates in a live Zoom performance for friends and family. Instructor Miranda Guettlein.
Ages 8-12 20313043-06 July 13-17 Monday-Friday 10 am-Noon $25 Via Zoom
A Mystery Murdered
By Karl Garner. This play-within-a-play opens with the butler, holding a gun, standing over the body of Steve Walters. The butler, John, assures us that things are not what they seem and that this is not a simple case of “the butler did it.” John introduces us to the other suspects: Steve’s business partner, his ex-fiancée, his current fiancée, and her friend. But that’s when the play falls apart, for the actors are as jealous, petty, and conceited as the characters they play. Class culminates in a live Zoom performance for friends, family and mystery buffs! Instructo Miranda Guettlein.
Ages 12-16 20313043-07 July 20-24 Monday-Friday 10 am-Noon $25 Via Zoom
Mirror, Mirror
By Brian D. Taylor. The Evil Queen wishes to be fairest of them all. But when her Magic Mirror informs her that it is Snow White who is most fair, the queen is livid! When asked how to find the princess, her mirror mentions that Snow White has run away. The Evil Queen summons great magic in hopes of finding Snow White — she can now to look through all mirrors throughout the kingdom. But there’s a catch… the magic also allows everyone else’s mirrors to show them what they most wish to see. While the Evil Queen is hunting down Snow White, who’s living with the seven dwarves, Beauty sees the Beast who has taken her father prisoner and Cinderella connects with her Fairy Godmother so she can dance at the ball. Class culminates in a live Zoom performance for family, friends and fairy tale fans! Instructor Kimberly Jongejan.
Ages 8-16 20313043-08 July 27-30 Monday- Friday 10 am-Noon $25 Via Zoom
Please refer to the Social Distancing Regulations for in-person classes at the DL Parsons Theatre.
Broadway Bound
Featuring a new song/routine each week, we will work on a selection from a Broadway show, learning the choreography and common musical theatre dance combinations. Wear comfortable clothes and footwear (NO open toe shoes, sandals or flip-flops. Jazz shoes recommended). Instructor Michaela Lamb.
Ages 8-16 20313013-03 July 6-27 Monday 9-10:30 am $27 resident / $30 non-resident DL Parsons Theatre
Intro to Acting
Basic intro to acting class with a predominate focus on physical activity and beginning character development. We will use acting-focused games and activities. Instructor Megan Schrader.
Ages 8-11 20313004-05 July 7-28 Tuesday 9-10:30 am $27 resident / $30 non-resident DL Parsons Theatre
Ages 12-16 20313004-06 July 8-29 Wednesday 9-10:30 am $27 resident / $30 non-resident DL Parsons Theatre
Dance for the Actor – Tap
Beginning to intermediate level tap featuring steps and combos that are the building blocks for theatrical tap choreography. Wear comfortable clothing. Tap shoes required.
Ages 10-18 20313009-04 July 9-30 Thursday 9-10:30 am $27 resident / $30 non-resident DL Parsons Theatre
Perfecting Monologues
Conquering the mystery of finding and performing the perfect monologue is the key to any actor’s skill for success. In this class we will collect both comedic and dramatic monologues and work through them to master any audition. Instructor Christina Roberts.
Ages 10-16 20313052-01 July 6-27 Monday 5:30-7:00 pm $27 resident / $30 non-resident DL Parsons Theatre
Playwriting for Social Change
How can the voices of young people be heard? One way is bringing their words to life on stage. In this class, we will collectively put together a play or series of skits allowing our young voice to be heard. The final compilation will be given to actors and recorded via reader’s theatre format. Instructor Kjirsten Logan.
Ages 12-18 20313053-01 July 7-28 Tuesday 5:30-7:30 pm $27 resident / $30 non-resident DL Parsons Theatre
Creating Big Characters
In this class we will focus on how to create big and memorable characters. Focus will include: voice, physical movement and crafting motivations. Previous acting experience recommended. Instructor Brandon Price.
Ages 8-12 20313054-01 July 8-29 Wednesday 5:30-7:00 pm $27 resident / $30 non-resident DL Parsons Theatre
IN-PERSON CAMPSPlease refer to the Social Distancing Regulations for in-person classes at the DL Parsons Theatre.
Please note: these camps will not have show performances.
Twisting the Fairy Tales
Using fairy tales as our base, we will work on how to write our own versions, twisting them and giving our new voice to old tales! We can act out our work as we go along. Instructor Kjirsten Logan.
Ages 8-12 20313055-02 July 13-17 Monday-Friday 1:00–3:00 pm $45 resident/$50 non-resident DL Parsons Theatre
The Art of Comedy/Improv
This intermediate level camp is for the actor up for challenging their comedic talents! Focusing on activities specifically geared towards comedy/improve, we’ll explore how timing, teamwork and creativity make for the best comedy acting.
Ages 10-16 20313055-03 July 20-24 Monday-Friday 1:00–3:00 pm $45 resident/$50 non-resident DL Parsons Theatre
Beginning Reader’s Theatre
The art of reader’s theatre is wonderful for helping any actor hone their skills – including work on reading, interpreting, listening, reacting, vocal development and so many others. Join us as we work on different scenes each day. Instructor Megan Schrader.
Ages 8-16 20313055-04 July 27-31 Monday-Friday 1:00–3:00 pm $45 resident/$50 non-resident DL Parsons Theatre
