For eager students as young as three to high schoolers taking the first step towards a theatre career, our classes fuel creativity and reinforce the tools to help all skill levels improve and develop their craft.
DCPA Education is excited to offer both virtual and in-person classes. To ensure the health and wellbeing of our youngest actors, classes for Kindergarten – 5th grade will remain virtual. Middle School and High School students can choose between virtual and in-person workshops and classes. All students should register according to the grade they will enter in the fall of 2021.
SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE – Please email education@dcpa.org.
We are committed to having a safe and healthy education space for all of our students, faculty, staff, and guests. Click for more information on DCPA-wide safety protocols or for specific in-person classes protocols. The availability of in-person programming is subject to change in response to the public health orders.
Develop a quick wit while exploring the fun and spontaneous world of short-form improv. Using group activities, games and improvised scene work, students will cheer each other on in a supportive environment of creativity and spontaneity in this skills based class. Students must have completed 5th grade.
(Choose one of the three weeks below)
Mon – Fri • July 12-16 • 9:30am – 4pm • $315
Mon – Fri • July 19-23 • 9:30am – 4pm • $315
Mon – Fri • July 26-30 • 9:30am – 4pm • $315
When actors really understand the structure of a good play, they can make better character and acting choices. We’ll focus on skills as we develop the vocal and physical aspects of classical and contemporary acting techniques using scenes and character. Students must have completed 5th grade.
Mon – Fri • Aug 2-6 • 9:30am – 4pm • $315
Ahoy! It’s an adventure on ship and shore featuring skirmishes, desertions, truces, deceptions, bargains and a fight for the hidden treasure! With opportunities for stage combat, larger-than-life characters, and well-orchestrated mayhem, this is a high wayfairn’ opportunity for pirates and m’hearties of all stripes, genders and experience levels. Actors must be able to attend all rehearsals and performances. Audition preparation is not necessary, as auditions will be done as part of the first days of the program. Each student will welcome two friends or family members to join as audience for the performance on the final day of class. Students must have completed the 5th grade.
Mon – Fri • July 12-23 • 9:30am – 4pm • $630
Lights, camera, action! Get hands-on experience, from acting in front of the camera, to calling “Action!” It’s time to get comfortable in front of the lens as you make an original short film. A link to the final film will be sent after class to share with family and friends. Students must have completed 5th grade.
(Choose one of the two weeks listed)
Mon – Fri • July 12-16 • 9:30am – 4pm • $315
Mon – Fri • July 19-23 • 9:30am – 4pm • $315
Build the necessary skills to be a triple threat. This class will work on singing, dancing and acting techniques as we explore scenes and songs from Broadway musicals. Each student will welcome two friends or family members to join as audience for the performance on the final day of class. Students must have completed 5th grade.
(Choose one of the two weeks listed)
Mon – Fri • July 26-30 • 9:30am – 4pm • $315
Mon – Fri • August 2-6 • 9:30am – 4pm • $315
“Time on Earth moves at the same speed all the time, but there is another speed, a slower speed, and if we could find it, everything would stand still on Earth and we would spin off.” Once time slows, you and your cast mates will tumble into Crestview, Fourth World in the Goolagong System, ruled by George Topax and guarded by the Great Space Pandas. Actors must be able to attend all rehearsals and performances. Audition preparation is not necessary, as auditions will be done as part of the first days of the program. Each student will welcome two friends or family members to join as audience for the performance on the final day of class. Students must have completed 5th grade.
Mon – Fri • July 26 – August 6 • 9:30am – 4pm • $630
Want to be a Broadway-bound triple threat? Challenge your musical theatre chops in this focused course with professional-level musical theatre training, culminating in a final showcase. This two-week experience will include Tony Award winning shows from the golden age and today’s greatest works. Don’t miss this incredible new opportunity from DCPA Education! Each student will welcome two friends or family members to join as audience for the performance on the final day of class. Students must have completed the 8th grade.
(Choose one of the two weeks listed)
Mon – Fri • July 12-23 • 9:30am – 4 pm • $630
Mon – Fri • July 26 – August 6 • 9:30am – 4 pm • $630
A perfect way to spend the summer – breezing among the Bard’s plays and characters with quick-changes, gags and goofs, and all the theatricality that is uniquely Shakespearian! This production is designed to offer featured roles to every registered student as well as a strong foundation of ensemble. Actors must be able to attend all rehearsals and performances. Audition preparation is not necessary as auditions will be done as part of the first days of the program. Each student will welcome two friends or family members to join as audience for the performance on the final day of class. Students must have completed the 8th grade.
MMon – Fri • July 12-23 • 9:30am – 4 pm • $630
If you are excelling in your school drama department, our program helps young actors prepare for a serious career in theatre or film. Modeled after prestigious curriculums of the nation’s top acting programs, these two weeks are a unique opportunity to improve your skills as an actor and rub elbows with acting professionals from the Denver Center for the Performing Arts. Students must be sophomores, juniors or seniors in high school to apply. Our High School Summer Intensive promises to be the most challenging and rewarding actor-training experience in the metro area. Each student will welcome two friends or family members to join as audience for the performance on the final day of class. Students must have completed the 9th grade.
Curriculum includes:
• Scene Analysis (Contemporary & Classical)
• Voice and Speech
• Music and Character
• Dance and Movement
• Improvisation
• Auditioning
• Acting for the Camera
• 20th-Century Acting Theory
• Showcase
Mon – Fri • July 12-23 • 9:30am – 4pm • $700
Limited availability. You must be enrolled in high school and have completed the 9th grade.
To apply, please submit:
-One letter of recommendation
-Current resume
-Current photograph
-Student’s letter of interest
Email to: education@dcpa.org
Deadline: June 15, 2021
Applicants will be notified of acceptance by June 25, 2021.
If you have questions, contact us at education@dcpa.org.
Lights, camera, action! Explore acting in front of the camera using scripts from current commercials, TV shows and movies. Learn to interpret scripts, flesh out characters and connect with the camera. It’s time to get comfortable in front of the lens. A link to the final film will be sent after class to share with family and friends. Students must have completed the 8th grade.
Mon – Fri • July 26-30 • 9:30am – 4pm • $315
In the spirit of such plays as Noises Off, The Play That Goes Wrong, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) and other farces of the theatrical form comes this comedic challenge to present the cannon of myths and masterworks of ancient Greece. All the decisions, the destinies, and characters are presented lightning-bolt fast with hysterical results. Actors must be able to attend all rehearsals and performances. Audition preparation is not necessary as auditions will be done as part of the first days of the program. Each student will welcome two friends or family members to join as audience for the performance on the final day of class. Students must have completed the 8th grade.
Mon – Fri • July 26 – August 6 • 9:30am – 4 pm • $630
Do you have a burning desire to work in film and television, but are intimidated by being in front of the camera? Get ready to approach the work with the director calls action, “Action!” Learn to apply basic acting techniques to on-camera skills and build confidence in front of the camera.
1 session • $40 • 1.5 hr class time
Sat • Apr 24 • 1:30 – 3pm
May the Fourth Be With You! Using monologues from the Shakespearean Star Wars collection, explore understanding iambic pentameter, working with objectives, techniques in preparing a monologues. Please be ready to work on a monologue that will be assigned at registration.
1 session • $40 • 1.5 hr class time
Tue • May 4 • 4-5:30pm
Develop a toolbox of acting essentials while exploring scene analysis, improvisation, working with objectives and learning key theatre vocabulary. This online class will set an understanding of core acting theory found in all of our higher-level courses.
3 sessions • $120 • 2 hr class time • David Saphier
Sat • May 8 – 22 • 9:30am – 11:30am
Using ensemble work, exercises with two or three players, and solo exploration, this online workshop explores how improvisation storytelling is as diverse as the actors creating it. This online workshop provides you a solid foundation for knowing the power of yes and active listening as you work within improv’s structures and given circumstances.
1 session • $40 • 1.5 hr class time
Sat • May 15 • 12 – 1:30pm • David Saphier
This is your chance to create an original Zoom horror film. Unleash the terror, shock and surprise of the world of horror film. Fill the screen with creeps and crawlies as you explore make-up, mischief, and the madness of movies most monstrous! Periodic breaks will be taken during class time. A link to the final film will be sent after class to share with family and friends.
Mon – Fri • June 7 – 11 • 9am-12pm • $150
Step up to the mic! In this fast paced virtual class you will create your own original podcast. What’s your story? What do you want to share with the podcast world? Take your interests and ideas to the next level by empowering your voice. Podcasts offer a dynamic chance to combine research, interview, and voice production skills. Each student will produce their own podcast episode. Periodic breaks will be taken during class time. A link to the final podcast will be sent after class to share with family and friends.
Mon – Fri • June 14 – 18 • 9am-12pm • $150
Step into the spotlight! Dive into the fun of theatrical makeup design to transform into different characters in in real-time virtual demonstrations using easy-to-find supplies at home or in-stores. We will complete step-by-step application techniques for basic characters, old age and injury effects.
1 session • $40 • 2 hr class time
Tue • June 15 • 10am – 12pm
When you want to learn how to turn acting skills into a career, it’s all about the audition. This virtual workshop will guide you toward preparing material for the big moment and provide you with strategies for taking control of your performance. Whether preparing to audition for productions at school, local theatres, or art schools, this workshop will get you ready for the process. This virtual workshop will be very hands-on; please be ready to work with a memorized monologue.
1 session • $40 • 2 hr class time
Wed • June 16 • 10am-12pm
Use your voice! Your virtual voice! The world of voice acting is expanding – animation, podcasts, gaming, commercials and narration. This class will explore the full range of voice acting by igniting character and powerhouse vocal performances through the creation of an original voiced play. Get ready to step up to the mic! Periodic breaks will be taken during class time.
Mon – Fri • June 21 – 25 • 9am-12pm • $150
Do you have a burning desire to work in film and television, but are intimidated by being in front of the camera? Get ready to approach the work with the director calls action, “Action!” Learn to apply basic acting techniques to on-camera skills and build confidence in front of the camera.
1 session • $40 • 2 hr class time
Tue • June 22 • 10am – 12pm
Say yes and join the world of improv! This virtual workshop will build your C.O.R.E – that is, Character, Objective, Relationship, and Environment. These elements build the foundation of improvisational theatre. Jump in and play with ways improvisation can expand your creativity and challenge your imagination! Periodic breaks will be taken during class time.
Mon – Wed • June 28 – 30 • 9am-12pm • $90
Don’t miss this opportunity to get reel! It’s time to get comfortable in front of the camera as you make an original short Zoom film. Fill the screen with leagues of marvels, missions, and mayhem as you create characters heroic and villainous and adventures that just might make Bond – James Bond – envious. Periodic breaks will be taken during class time. A link to the final film will be sent after class to share with family and friends.
Mon – Fri • July 12 – 16 • 9am-12pm • $150
Make you’re an original sci-fi short Zoom film! Fill the screen with the people and creatures of galaxies far far away as you blast off to see how make-up, character voices, and creative theatrical intel combine to create a fun-tastical force. Periodic breaks will be taken during class time. A link to the final film will be sent after class to share with family and friends.
Mon – Fri • July 26 – 30 • 9am-12pm • $150
Do not throw away your shot at moving to these iconic tunes. This is a class designed specifically for virtual learning and sharing of dance combinations inspired by the electric choreography of Hamilton. Join us for a fun and fast-paced class, beginning with a full body warm up and then moving into a sharp and energetic combo.
1 session • $40 • 1.5 hr class time
Sat • May 1 • 1:30 – 3pm • Cedric Hall
Don’t miss this opportunity to get moving in your own space and move to the rhythm of Broadway! Learn fun and challenging Broadway choreography and exercise your technique in theatre dance fundamentals. Dancers will be led through a warm-up before learning a fun routine, all through Zoom.
1 session • $40 • 2 hr class time
Wed • June 23 • 10am – 12pm
Expand your world of voice over. One voice, yours, holds the potential for an array of characters. In this virtual workshop discover tools to activate character and character choices for video games and animation to expand your voice-over range. Learn the tricks of the trade from a professional voice-over artist as you activate text and scenarios informed by the animation and gaming industries. This workshop is an ideal choice for those interested in focusing on how vocal choices create a character.
1 session • $40 • 2 hr class time
(Choose one of the two dates listed)
Sat • Apr 24 • 1 – 3pm • Justin Walvoord
Wed • June 9 • 10am – 12pm
This online class will help you develop a toolbox of acting essentials and an understanding of core acting theory while exploring scene analysis, improvisation, working with objectives and learning key theatre vocabulary.
3 sessions • $120 • 2 hr class time
Sat • May 8 – 22 • 9:30 – 11:30am
The Master Class is for actors that excel in their high school theatre departments and want additional specialized conservatory-style training. We model our curriculum after the rigorous renowned collegiate acting programs. You’ll continue to hone acting choices, explore new playwrights and make connections and choices through advanced script analysis. For advanced acting students who are ready to take on a challenge, this online class fine-tunes your acting process and approach to the craft. This class has a prerequisite of instructor approval or audition via Zoom required.
3 sessions • $120 • 2 hr class time
Sat • May 8 – 22 • 10am – 12pm
PREREQUISITE: Instructor approval required. Inquire at education@dcpa.org.
Uta Hagen was one of the foremost acting teachers of the 20th century. A celebrated actress in her own right, and author of the seminal texts, Respect for Acting and A Challenge for the Actor. Hagen trained many of the outstanding actors of the American Stage and Screen and her studio in New York is still active today. Join DCPA Head of Acting, Timothy McCracken, to explore Hagen’s fundamental techniques: the Hagen Questions, exploration of objective and obstacle, the influence of given circumstances, and inner character development.
1 session • $40 • 1.5 hr class time
Sat • May 8 • 1:30 – 3pm • Timothy McCracken
Where short-form improvisation – the skits and bits of improv work – meets structured plot is the realm of Harold. The name suggests one person but the work is truly ensemble-based. This online master class will explain and explore the activation of created-in-the-moment scene work threaded together with the most popular of improvisation short form. The workshop promises a creative and dynamic workout while also giving you further insight into dramatic structure and timing – skills that are readily transferable to monologue and scene work.
1 session • $40 • 1.5 hr class time
Sat • May 15 • 12 – 1:30pm
The Prom delighted theatre audiences on Broadway and, just when we needed it to, recently made its way to screens everywhere spreading the fun, insights, and messaging that is uniquely its own. The Prom evokes a sense of calling, an empowerment of self, and ways that only the musical form can mix comedy and drama. Looking specifically at how choreography can also add to this mix, this online master class, like the musical itself, celebrates diversity by announcing: It’s Time To Dance! This workshop is designed for movers of all kinds so Just Breathe and Zazz with us!
1 session • $40 • 1.5 hr class time
Sat • May 22 • 1:30 – 3pm
Stella Adler was an actress, teacher, and founder of the Stella Adler Studio of Acting. Adler’s studio employed her process centered on empowering and expanding an actor’s imagination. Within this virtual master class engage with the core principles of Adler’s work. These principals and their processes encourage actors to develop language and specificity for the circumstances of their characters. This workshop is an ideal choice for those interested in a focused exploration of Adler’s specifics for an actor’s technique.
1 session • $40 • 1.5 hr class time
Sat • May 22 • 1:30 – 3pm
Receive feedback and adjustments on a fully rehearsed and prepared scene of your choice from a team of theatre professionals, virtually on Zoom. You and your BFF will be challenged to dig in and realize a scene to your fullest capacity without previous instruction. The material you choose must be 3 minutes or less in length from a published play and fully blocked for the online space. Be prepared to receive specific, detailed and direct feedback in the first session. After rehearsing for a week, you and your partner will bring your scene back for more feedback, work and consideration. Partners will register separately!
2 sessions • $80 • 2 hr class time
Tue • June 8 & 15 • 10am – 12pm
When you want to learn how to turn acting skills into a career, it’s all about the audition. This virtual workshop will guide you toward preparing material for the big moment and provide you with strategies for taking control of your performance. Whether preparing to audition for productions at school, local theatres, colleges or art schools, this workshop will get you ready for the process. This virtual workshop will be very hands-on; please be ready to work with a memorized monologue.
1 session • $40 • 2 hr class time
Thu • June 10 • 10am-12pm
Explore Anne Bogart’s physical Viewpoints. The Viewpoints, simply, describe movement through time and space and are an excellent way for collaborators to share a common language and for individual performers to build a specific, physical characterizations. In this virtual class we’ll investigate the Viewpoints’ power both to strengthen relationship between performers and to give an individual performer the tools to develop and embody character with precision and presence.
1 session • $40 • 2 hr class time
Thu • June 17 • 10am – 12pm
Develop and define your acting! This Master Class Series is for actors that excel in their high school theatre departments and want additional specialized conservatory style training. We model our curriculum after the rigorous renowned collegiate acting programs. You’ll continue to hone acting choices, explore new playwrights and make connections and choices through advanced script analysis. For advanced acting students who are ready to take on a challenge, this online class fine tunes your acting process and approach to craft. This class has a prerequisite of instructor approval or audition via Zoom required.
Mon – Fri • June 21 – 25 • 10am – 12pm • $100
PREREQUISITE: Instructor approval required. Inquire at education@dcpa.org.
Throw inhibitions aside, build confidence and explore the fun and spontaneous world of improv. Using group activities, games and improvised scene work, this class creates a supportive environment for creative play that will help you discover how to make strong choices that further character and situation.
Mon – Wed • June 28 – 30 • 9am – 12pm • $90
Take your songs to the next level! This musical theatre workshop will explore how lyrics inform the internal and external life of musical theatre characters. Learn how to activate the heart of the character and dynamics of the story through exercises and activation of your song’s text. The skills taught in this workshop will inspire singers to be in-the-moment and invested for every audition and performance. Heighten the acting of your song for a more bold and confident audition selection. Please bring a prepared song to class.
1 session • $40 • 2 hr class time
Wed • June 30 • 10am – 12pm
Do you have a burning desire to work in film and television, but are intimidated by being in front of the camera? Get ready to approach the work with the director calls action, “Action!” Learn to apply basic acting techniques to on-camera skills and build confidence in front of the camera.
1 session • $40 • 2 hr class time
Thu • July 1 • 10am – 12pm
Interested in engaging virtual classes and experiences?
We know some families might be interested in virtual summer theatre fun. DCPA Education remains committed to virtual classes being facilitated ‘live’ rather than pre-recorded. This commitment maintains the bond of student-teacher and the power of communal learning and peer-to-peer discovery. Virtual classes continue to empower up and doing, whole-body learning, movement, and theatricality.
Have fun with stories! An invitation for our youngest actors to join in virtual pretend play that activates the imagination and emerging literacy skills! A delightful mix of story, craft, and whole body learning will open the pages of a storybook to discover the simplest joys of theatrical and creative play. Join us for one, two, or all of our story times! Make story time a part of your spring fun!
1 session • $20 • 1 hr class time
Sat • May 8 • 9:30-10:30am
Sat • May 22 • 9:30-10:30am
Spring has sprung! Join us for spring virtual theatrical play! Each session will spring alive using your body, voice, imagination, and arts and crafts to further grow the story and themes of a beloved or brand new to you springtime-themed storybooks. Delivered to your door, prior to our time together, are all the supplies necessary for the craft and puppet making. Get ready to bloom into fun and creative characters.
3 sessions • $90 (includes craft packet) • 1.5 hr class time
Sat • May 8 – 22 • 9:30-11am • Rachel Taylor
Onward to discover a world of storybooks filled with illustrations and inspiration for creative dramatic play and storytelling through arts and crafts. Our time together will take you go from page to stage with your body, voice, imagination, and craft work! Delivered to your door, prior to the first session, are all the supplies necessary for the sessions’ arts and crafts. Get ready to create characters and jump into the story.
4 sessions • $90 (includes craft packet) • 1 hr class time
Sat • Apr 10 – May 1 • 9:30-10:30am • Rachel Taylor
Have fun with stories! An invitation for our youngest actors to join in virtual pretend play that activates the imagination and emerging literacy skills! A delightful mix of story, craft, and whole body learning will open the pages of a storybook to discover the simplest joys of theatrical and creative play. Join us for one, two, or all of our story times! Make story time a part of your summertime fun!
1 session • $20 • 1 hr class time
Tue • June 8 • 10-11am
Thu • June 10 • 10-11am
Tue • June 15 • 10-11am
Thu • June 17 • 10-11am
Tue • June 22 • 10-11am
Thu • June 24 • 10-11am
Tue • June 29 • 10-11am
Thu • July 1 • 10-11am
Tue • July 13 • 10-11am
Thu • July 15 • 10-11am
Tue • July 20 • 10-11am
Thu • July 22 • 10-11am
Tue • July 27 • 10-11am
Thu • July 29 • 10-11am
Tue • Aug 3 • 10-11am
Thu • Aug 5 • 10-11am
Our virtual playhouse is moving and grooving in rhythm and rhyme. Theatrical hijinks with others, will guarantee a good time. You’ll be a poet – even when you don’t know it – as creative dramatic play and spoken rhyme fill your Saturday morning. Act with words, move with words, and maybe even sing some words in each of these word rich sessions.
3 sessions • $80 • 1.5 hr class time
Sat • May 8 – 22 • 9:30-11am • Patrick Elkins-Zeglarski
Gather your bestie to join in virtual creative dramatic play together! Your friendship will be the key to these improvisation and theatre exercises. Discover something new about each other and work together to celebrate the ways friendship and community make for great theatre!
1 session • $50 • 2 hr class time
Each registration is for two students – you and your BFF!
Sat • May 22 • 1 – 3pm • Rachel Taylor & David Saphier
Mon • June 28 • 10am – 12pm
Craft an original Zoom play! Equal parts arts and crafts and devised theatre, this week – long class creates an original play incorporating crafts you create as props and costumes. Easy to find objects and materials become production elements within a play devised through improvisation and ensemble activities. Periodic breaks will be taken during class time. Family and friends – please join us the last day of class for a Zoom performance.
(Choose one of the two weeks listed)
Mon – Fri • June 21 – 25 • 9am-12pm • $150
Mon – Fri • July 19 – 23 • 9am-12pm • $150
Say yes and join the world of improv! This virtual workshop will build your C.O.R.E – that is, Character, Objective, Relationship, and Environment. These scene elements build the foundation of improvisational theatre. Jump in and play with ways improvisation can expand your creativity and challenge your imagination!
1 session • $40 • 2 hr class time
Wed • June 30 • 10am-12pm
Sing loud and proud! Students start from scratch to create the story, lyrics, dance moves while producing an original online musical. As they use their acting skills to transform their ideas, each student will leave the class with the satisfaction of creating an entire mini musical to share with their eager audience. Periodic breaks will be taken during class time. Family and friends – please join us the last day of class for a Zoom performance.
Mon – Fri • June 14 – 18 • 9am – 12pm • $150
Newspaper comic strips and animated cartoons have inspired the plots of many stage plays and musicals. This virtual class invites students to adapt and use beloved cartoons to create new characters and situations while building skills in improvisation, storytelling and ensemble work.
3 sessions • $80 • 1.5 hr class time
Sat • May 8 – 22 • 10:30am- 12pm • Justin Walvoord
Gather your bestie to join in virtual creative dramatic play together! Your friendship will be the key to these improvisation and theatre exercises. Discover something new about each other and work together to celebrate the ways friendship and community make for great theatre!
1 session • $50 • 2 hr class time
(Choose one of the two dates listed)
Each registration is for two students – you and your BFF!
Sat • May 22 • 1 – 3pm • Rachel Taylor & David Saphier
Wed • June 30 • 10am – 12pm
This is your chance to get reel! Don’t miss this opportunity to create an original Zoom film. Step in the front of the camera and take the lead role. Fill the screen with situations and characters engaged in gags and slapstick as you write and perform an original comedy short film with silly dialogues that will have your audience rolling in the aisles! Periodic breaks will be taken during class time. A link to the final film will be sent after class to share with family and friends.
Mon – Fri • June 7 – 11 • 9am-12pm • $150
Say yes and join the world of improv! This virtual workshop will build your C.O.R.E – that is, Character, Objective, Relationship, and Environment. These elements build the foundation of improvisational theatre. Jump in and play with ways improvisation can expand your creativity and challenge your imagination!
1 sessions • $40 • 2 hr class time
Thu • June 10 • 10am- 12pm
Step into the spotlight! Dive into the fun of theatrical makeup design to transform into different characters in in real-time demonstrations using easy-to-find supplies at home or in-stores. We will complete step-by-step application techniques for basic characters, old age and injury effects.
1 sessions • $40 • 2 hr class time
Wed • June 16 • 10am – 12pm
This is your chance to create an original Zoom horror film. Unleash the terror, shock and surprise of the world of horror film. Fill the screen with creeps and crawlies as you explore make-up, mischief, and the madness of movies most monstrous! Periodic breaks will be taken during class time. A link to the final film will be sent after class to share with family and friends.
Mon – Fri • Aug 2 – 6 • 9am-12pm • $150
We are committed to having a safe and healthy education space for all of our students, faculty, staff, and guests. Following CDC Recommendations we have taken steps to enhance the health and safety measures in our classrooms studios and theatres to maintain best practices both required and recommended by public health officials. For more information on DCPA-wide safety protocols click HERE.
We will continue to update these practices as more information becomes available.
Specific student, family, and faculty guidelines will be sent upon class registration. Please email education@dcpa.org with questions.
