A "structured social" that has participants playing improv games, hanging with their friends, eating pizza and sometimes seeing an improv performance! Parents can drop off as early as 5:45PM and pick up is at 9:00PM. Register in advance with a card, Cash at the door.

Welcome to an exciting new series designed for actors and aspiring performers ready to elevate their skills!

Led by Michael White, host of The No Drama Comedy Show at Georgia Ensemble Theatre, you'll create your very first comedy set and perform it live at your Graduation Show. Throughout the course, you'll dive into the art of joke writing, embrace failure with confidence, the basics of performance, and discover your unique comedic voice. Get ready to push creative boundaries, own your stage presence, and have an unforgettable time along the way! 

Join us for a heartwarming journey into friendship, laughter, and life’s little adventures! This winter, the Junior Ensemble will bring Arnold Lobel’s beloved characters to the stage in the musical A Year with Frog and Toad KIDS.

Perfect for elementary-age performers, this class gives students the chance to:

✨ Learn the fundamentals of acting, singing, and movement in a supportive, fun environment

✨ Build confidence and teamwork while playing unforgettable characters like Frog, Toad, Snail, and more

✨ Explore storytelling through whimsical songs and scenes that celebrate kindness, patience, and joy

✨ Work together toward a fully staged performance for family and friends

With its lively music, playful humor, and heartfelt message, A Year with Frog and Toad KIDS is the perfect way for young actors to step into the spotlight and discover the magic of theatre.

"Oh, the thinks you can think!” when Dr. Seuss’s best-loved characters collide in this fantastical musical adventure! From the Cat in the Hat to Horton the Elephant, Seussical the Musical brings imagination to life through colorful storytelling, catchy songs, and heartwarming lessons about friendship, courage, and believing in yourself.

Students will explore singing, dancing, and acting while building confidence and creativity in a supportive ensemble environment. The session will culminate in a joyful final performance that celebrates their hard work and showcases the world of Seuss on stage!

Throughout the program, students will:

✨ Explore acting, singing, and choreography in a fully staged production

✨ Develop strong ensemble skills while also tackling standout character moments

✨ Learn how to bring Sondheim’s intricate music and lyrics to life

✨ Work with professional directors, choreographers, and teaching artists

✨ Perform in a show-stopping final performance for family and friends

Rehearsal Schedule 

Wednsdays: 6:00PM-9:00PM

Saturdays: 12:15PM-3:15PM

Performance Schedule: 

April 24th - 7:00PM

April 25th - 7:00PM

April 26th - 2:00PM (with Strike to Follow)

Advanced Teen students work on original plays and participate in skill-based intensives. ATE meets two times a week and will perform at the end of the semester.

This program requires an elevated level of commitment and work from our students. Audition required for new students. Please contact Tabitha Cheyenne for an audition appointment (tcheyenne@get.org).

Directed by: Tyler Graham 

Rehearsals: 

Monday Jan. 26 - 6PM-9PM

Saturday Jan. 31 - 12:15-3:15

Monday Feb. 2 - 6PM-9PM

Saturday Feb. 7 - 12:15PM-3:15PM

Monday Feb. 9 - 6PM-9PM

Saturday Feb. 14 - 12:15PM-3:15PM

Monday Feb. 16 - 6PM-9PM

Saturday Feb 21 - 12:15PM-3:15PM

Monday Feb 23 - 6PM-9PM

Saturday Feb. 28 - 12:15PM-3:15PM

Saturday March 7. - 12:15PM-3:15PM

Monday March 9. - 6PM-9PM

Saturday March 14. - 12:15PM-3:15PM

Monday March 16. - 6PM-9PM

Saturday March 21. 12:15PM-3:15PM

Monday March 23. 9AM-12PM 

Saturday March 28. - 12:15PM-3:15PM

Monday March 30. 6PM-9PM

TECH

April 13, 14, 15, 16

SHOW DATES 

April 17nd 7:00PM

April 18rd 7:00PM

April 19th 7:00PM

Advanced Teen Design students work on original plays and participate in skill-based intensives. Learning all aspects of tech from lighting to sound to carpentry. They will work on ATE, The Muscal and the Junior Ensemble Show! ATE meets two times a week and will perform at the end of the semester.

This program requires an elevated level of commitment and work from our students. Audition required for new students. Please contact Christina Wilson (cwilson@get.org).

Directed by: Tyler Graham 

Rehearsals: 

Monday Jan. 26 - 6PM-9PM

Saturday Jan. 31 - 12:15-3:15

Monday Feb. 2 - 6PM-9PM

Saturday Feb. 7 - 12:15PM-3:15PM

Monday Feb. 9 - 6PM-9PM

Saturday Feb. 14 - 12:15PM-3:15PM

Monday Feb. 16 - 6PM-9PM

Saturday Feb 21 - 12:15PM-3:15PM

Monday Feb 23 - 6PM-9PM

Saturday Feb. 28 - 12:15PM-3:15PM

Saturday March 7. - 12:15PM-3:15PM

Monday March 9. - 6PM-9PM

Saturday March 14. - 12:15PM-3:15PM

Monday March 16. - 6PM-9PM

Saturday March 21. 12:15PM-3:15PM

Monday March 23. 9AM-12PM 

Saturday March 28. - 12:15PM-3:15PM

Monday March 30. 6PM-9PM

TECH

April 13, 14, 15, 16

SHOW DATES 

April 17nd 7:00PM

April 18rd 7:00PM

April 25th 7:00PM

In this dynamic acting class that will teach you how to "Yes, and..." and build trust with your scene partners. A perfect class for beginner and intermediate actors who are looking to develop confidence in the art of improv.

Every great performer starts with a strong foundation. In this class, teens will explore the essential skills every actor needs to shine on stage and screen. Through engaging exercises, theatre games, and scene work, students will learn how to:

✨ Project their voice with confidence

✨ Use body language and movement to tell a story

✨ Build believable characters

✨ Work as an ensemble with fellow actors

✨ Strengthen focus, creativity, and stage presence

The semester will culminate in a fully staged one-act play, giving students the opportunity to put their new skills into practice and share their work with family and friends. Whether you’re brand new to theatre or ready to sharpen your craft, this class is the perfect first step into the world of acting. Students will leave with a strong set of acting “tools” and the confidence to take the stage!