Youth Musical Theatre Classes FAQ
Registration
I cannot find my email with the welcome packet. Where can I access it?
Please find the Youth Musical Theatre Classes – Spring 2025 welcome packet here and under resources on the Homepage.
What is the difference between the price types “Class – Spring and “Class – Accommodation”?
The Phoenix Theatre Junior Company is an inclusive environment, and we have specialized staff who provide accommodations in the classroom through our partnership with the Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center. To provide an inclusive online registration experience we have included the option to select the desire for accommodations at checkout online. Both “Class – Spring and “Class – Accommodation” are the same program and within the same classroom.
What if the class selection I want to register for says “Sold Out!” is there a waitlist I can get on?
Classes are selling quickly so it is entirely possible that you may have seen a “Sold Out” notification when registering. Please complete the form here and if a spot opens in your desired session, you will be contacted.
[Waitlist Link: https://forms.gle/iamajQohSuBrVsUeA]
Inclusivity
Will the youth musical theatre classes be inclusive like summer camp?
Through our partnership with Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center our classes will continue to provide an inclusive environment for all students. If you would like additional information or have any questions about our inclusive programs, please contact the Class Coordinator
Wesley Bradstreet, Class Coordinator
[email protected]
602.889.6320
What support have you provided to students in the past?
- Behavioral/ Sensory
- Additional Visual supports- transitions, breaks, expectations, choreography
- Additional Breaks (sensory or movement)
- Fidgets
- Quiet space
- Noise reducing headphones
- Additional Praise: Positive Reinforcement
- Additional Support and Simplified
- Expectations
- Quiet time
- Additional Priming: Warning and preparation when changes are anticipated
- Additional Strategies to initiate and sustain attention
- Mobility
- Modified Choreography
- Buddy system from transitioning from room to room
- Elevator
- Reading/ Memorizing
- Notetaker
- Reader
- Additional opportunity for rehearsal
- Guided Reading Strips
If your child requires additional support not listed above, please contact the Class Coordinator, Wesley Bradstreet at [email protected] to discuss your child’s needs.
What does a typical morning of classes look like?
9:00AM – 9:45AM | Little Playmakers – Session I |
9:45AM – 9:50AM | Snack Break |
9:50AM – 10:30 AM | Little Playmakers – Session II |
10:30PM – 11:15PM | Junior Troupers – Session I |
11:15AM – 11:20 AM | Snack Break |
11:20 AM – 12:00 PM | Junior Troupers – Session II |
Does my child need previous experience?
All our courses teach the fundamentals of theatre and build different artistic skills. Please contact the Class Coordinator, Wesley Bradstreet, if you have questions about the best fit for your student and their interests.
How does the end of semester performance work?
We are thrilled to have a cumulative showcase performance for our youth musical theatre classes, and we know your student will be thrilled to have you in the audience for their sharing! Performances for both classes will take place in the Mainstage Theatre on our campus!
Health + Safety
Can a student with a severe food allergy attend youth musical theatre classes?
Absolutely! We are a strict nut free campus. If your student has a food allergy, please communicate this with our Class Coordinator and we will ensure that all staff working within that student’s classroom are informed of the allergy and trained on a safety plan should a reaction occur.