Productions

This fall, Theatrix will be presenting a revival of our original musical, The Nutcracker.
Registration is already open on our Productions page. Auditions will take place September 18 and everyone who auditions will be cast in the production.

If you’re in the Langley/Aldergrove area we will be running a second production program in partnership with the Langley Arts Council. This will be a ten-week program on Saturday mornings where students create their own mini-musical. This fall’s production will be The Jungle Book Returns. Registration is now open for ages 6 – 11.

New classes will also be offered in partnership with the City of Port Coquitlam including Storytelling and Reader’s Theatre.

Storytelling is a new class to introduce acting to kids using games, improvisations and dramatic play. Kids learn how to convey characters through body, voice, and speech as they create scenes and mini-plays from their imagination each week. This class is a perfect introduction to how we create our original productions and is ideal for kids who love to create their own scenes, skits, and stories. For ages 5 – 8.

Classes

Theatrix Players is back for fall with a Virtual class on Mondays and a Live class on Fridays. This class focuses on a different acting tool each week using games and exercises for the first half of class, followed by script work for the second half.

Our online singing class, Do Re Mi, is also back this fall on Fridays. Kids do vocal exercises and warm-ups before learning a song as a group. At the end of class kids put the song on its feet with some basic choreography.

Theatrix classes typically start just after Thanksgiving and run for six weeks. Registration for these programs is now open.

Classes run in partnership with the City of Port Coquitlam are created and run by Theatrix instructors but registration for these programs is done through the city’s online portal.

Reader’s Theatre is the more advanced version of Storytelling for an older age group. Kids will learn the art of dramatic storytelling by taking a classic story each week and bringing it to life. Learn how we develop new plays for the theatre as we use creative play and improvisations to create scenes and mini plays that can be performed. Each week we’ll use a different story, either from classic literature, pop culture, or our imagination as inspiration. For ages 9 – 12.