Acting, Dance & Music Classes for Kids & Adults
Where Confidence Is Built
Confidence isn’t instructed. It’s built through action.
Est. 2011
THE POPROCK CONFIDENCE METHOD
Every class builds a confidence your child carries far beyond the stage.
Vocal Confidence
A voice they trust, and use.
Built in singing.
Projection, breath and nerve control, the sound of your own voice — and learning to read nerves as readiness, not failure. — Brooks, A. W. (2014). Get Excited: Reappraising Pre-Performance Anxiety as Excitement. J. Experimental Psychology: General.
Expressive Confidence
Present on stage, on camera, in the room.
Built in acting.
Reading and expressing emotion — social confidence, stage and camera presence. Being seen, heard, and received well actively shapes a child's developing self-concept. — Cooley's looking-glass self — Child Growth and Development (College of the Canyons), CC BY 4.0
Physical Confidence
Posture, presence, standing tall.
Built in dance.
Posture, coordination, room presence — communicating confidently with the body before a word is spoken. — Developmental framing informed by Erikson's psychosocial stages, CC BY 4.0 (op. cit.)
Mastery Confidence
The long climb of an instrument, one grade at a time.
Built in music.
Grit, precision, long-horizon problem solving — the earned belief that hard things yield to daily work. — Bandura, A. (1977; 1997): mastery experiences as a primary source of self-efficacy.
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Play is the work.
Play is the work. At this age, pretend play is the developmental curriculum — it's where language, self-control, and imagination grow. Structured play in music, movement, and story builds the first experience of "I can do this in front of others." No pressure, no performance demands — just doing, which is where confidence starts.
“Children this age develop self-regulation and imagination through structured pretend play.” — Vygotsky, L. S. (1978). Mind in Society: The Development of Higher Psychological Processes. Harvard University Press.
“Initiative — the drive to try things in front of others — is the core developmental task of this stage.” — Erikson, E. H. (1950). Childhood and Society. W. W. Norton.
First real skills, first real stage.
First real skills, first real stage. Children this age are ready to trade pure play for real technique — and they're keeping score for the first time, comparing themselves to peers. Early wins in a supportive setting teach them that effort produces skill, which is the root belief under all confidence.
“Mastery experiences — succeeding at genuinely hard things — are the strongest builder of a child's self-belief.” — Bandura, A. (1997). Self-Efficacy: The Exercise of Control. W. H. Freeman.
Practice becomes identity.
Practice becomes identity. This is the window where "I take piano" turns into "I'm a musician." Kids can now sustain deliberate practice, and sticking with something hard — through the boring middle — measurably builds executive function and grit. What they commit to now tends to shape how they see themselves for years.
“Sustained deliberate practice, not talent, is what separates skilled performers.” — Ericsson, K. A., Krampe, R. T., & Tesch-Römer, C. (1993). The role of deliberate practice in the acquisition of expert performance. Psychological Review, 100(3).
“Long-term music training in childhood is associated with measurable brain development in areas governing sound, language, and executive function.” — Habibi, A., Damasio, A., Ilari, B., et al. (2018). Childhood music training induces change in micro and macroscopic brain structure. Cerebral Cortex, 28(12).
Confidence meets the hardest audience.
Confidence meets the hardest audience. Early adolescence is peak self-consciousness — the fear of being watched arrives exactly when identity is forming. Performing arts give a structured, safe way to be seen on purpose, which research links to stronger empathy, emotional regulation, and social confidence when it's needed most.
“Acting training is linked to gains in empathy and understanding others' minds.” — Goldstein, T. R., & Winner, E. (2012). Enhancing empathy and theory of mind. Journal of Cognition and Development, 13(1).
“Identity — deciding who you are — is the defining task of adolescence.” — Erikson, E. H. (1968). Identity: Youth and Crisis. W. W. Norton.
Ready for the real room.
Ready for the real room. Teens can handle real stakes: auditions, recitals, ensembles, honest feedback. Meeting genuine challenges — not simulated ones — is what converts years of training into the poise that carries into college interviews, jobs, and every room after. Purpose-driven commitment in adolescence is one of the strongest predictors of thriving.
“Adolescents who commit to a purpose beyond themselves show markedly better outcomes into adulthood.” — Damon, W. (2008). The Path to Purpose: How Young People Find Their Calling in Life. Free Press.
It's your turn now.
It's your turn now. Adult learners bring something kids can't: intention. You know exactly why you're here. Skill-building doesn't stop with age — deliberate practice works at 40 the way it works at 14, and the confidence it builds shows up at work, on stage, everywhere. Whether it's the instrument you set down years ago or the class you never let yourself take, this is the turn you take it.
“Deliberate practice builds expert skill at any age.” — Ericsson, K. A., Krampe, R. T., & Tesch-Römer, C. (1993). The role of deliberate practice in the acquisition of expert performance. Psychological Review, 100(3).
“Self-efficacy — earned through doing — transfers across every domain of adult life.” — Bandura, A. (1997). Self-Efficacy: The Exercise of Control. W. H. Freeman.
Choose any or all disciplines
Acting
They practice faces, voices, and taking turns in stories — and suddenly it's your kid narrating the whole zoo trip at family dinner.
Acting
Story and pretend-play with structure: your child learns to speak up, take turns, and love being in front of friendly faces.
Acting Conservatory
Scene work and improvisation, on-camera and audition technique, voice over fundamentals, and script analysis — progressing from Fundamental Acting through intermediate and advanced levels, with private coaching available.
Dance
They learn where their body is: balance, stopping, starting. Fewer playground wipeouts, and the first kid in the dance circle at a wedding.
Dance
Movement games that build coordination, balance, and body confidence — wiggles turned into first real steps.
Dance Conservatory
Warm-ups and conditioning, foundational technique, choreography and musicality across hip hop, break dancing, KPop, and jazz funk — leveled classes with recital performance built into the year.
Music
Tiny hands learn that trying twice makes the song work — then they drag grandma to the piano to prove it.
Music
First instruments and songs sized to little hands: listening, rhythm, and the thrill of making a sound on purpose.
Music Conservatory
Instrument technique and repertoire, reading and theory, songwriting and audio production options, and ensemble playing — private lessons paced to the student, with recital performance opportunities.
Acting + Dance
They learn to tell a story with voice AND whole body at once — the kid acting out the dinosaur, stomps included, for the entire living room.
Acting + Dance
Pretend-play meets movement: stories they act out with their whole body — expression and coordination growing together.
Acting Conservatory
Scene work and improvisation, on-camera and audition technique, voice over fundamentals, and script analysis — progressing from Fundamental Acting through intermediate and advanced levels, with private coaching available.
Dance Conservatory
Warm-ups and conditioning, foundational technique, choreography and musicality across hip hop, break dancing, KPop, and jazz funk — leveled classes with recital performance built into the year.
Acting + Music
They'll sing it AND say it. Compounded together turns shy whisper into a big proud voice.
Acting + Music
Songs and stories together: little voices learning words, melody, and the courage to share both out loud.
Acting Conservatory
Scene work and improvisation, on-camera and audition technique, voice over fundamentals, and script analysis — progressing from Fundamental Acting through intermediate and advanced levels, with private coaching available.
Music Conservatory
Instrument technique and repertoire, reading and theory, songwriting and audio production options, and ensemble playing — private lessons paced to the student, with recital performance opportunities.
Dance + Music
They hear a beat and they move. Kitchen dance at grandparents get a lot cuter.
Dance + Music
Rhythm twice over: they hear the beat in music class and live inside it in dance — timing built through play.
Dance Conservatory
Warm-ups and conditioning, foundational technique, choreography and musicality across hip hop, break dancing, KPop, and jazz funk — leveled classes with recital performance built into the year.
Music Conservatory
Instrument technique and repertoire, reading and theory, songwriting and audio production options, and ensemble playing — private lessons paced to the student, with recital performance opportunities.
The Triple Threat
All the energy, pointed somewhere good. They walk into every room ready to take center stage.
The Triple Threat
The full playground: acting, moving, and music-making in one week — every doorway to expression open before any fear of it forms.
Acting Conservatory
Scene work and improvisation, on-camera and audition technique, voice over fundamentals, and script analysis — progressing from Fundamental Acting through intermediate and advanced levels, with private coaching available.
Dance Conservatory
Warm-ups and conditioning, foundational technique, choreography and musicality across hip hop, break dancing, KPop, and jazz funk — leveled classes with recital performance built into the year.
Music Conservatory
Instrument technique and repertoire, reading and theory, songwriting and audio production options, and ensemble playing — private lessons paced to the student, with recital performance opportunities.
Acting
They rehearse lines and deliver them to real faces. Show-and-tell voice comes home loud and clear — teachers mention it.
Acting
First real technique: memorizing lines, facing an audience, and discovering that brave is something you practice.
Acting Conservatory
Scene work and improvisation, on-camera and audition technique, voice over fundamentals, and script analysis — progressing from Fundamental Acting through intermediate and advanced levels, with private coaching available.
Dance
They drill a routine until their body knows it, then perform it on a real stage — and you'll have the video, start to finish, no freezing.
Dance
Real choreography now: following counts, learning combos, and the first "I did the whole routine" pride.
Dance Conservatory
Warm-ups and conditioning, foundational technique, choreography and musicality across hip hop, break dancing, KPop, and jazz funk — leveled classes with recital performance built into the year.
Music
First songs earned note by note — until they play one all the way through for the grandparents without stopping.
Music
Real notes, real songs: early wins at the instrument that teach the biggest lesson of this age — effort makes skill.
Music Conservatory
Instrument technique and repertoire, reading and theory, songwriting and audio production options, and ensemble playing — private lessons paced to the student, with recital performance opportunities.
Acting + Dance
On stage they can say the line AND hit the move — face, voice, and body telling the same story. That's the kid who doesn't freeze at the school performance.
Acting + Dance
Stagecraft twice a week: lines and steps, voice and body — two kinds of brave that feed each other.
Acting Conservatory
Scene work and improvisation, on-camera and audition technique, voice over fundamentals, and script analysis — progressing from Fundamental Acting through intermediate and advanced levels, with private coaching available.
Dance Conservatory
Warm-ups and conditioning, foundational technique, choreography and musicality across hip hop, break dancing, KPop, and jazz funk — leveled classes with recital performance built into the year.
Acting + Music
Music teaches them to fix mistakes calmly; acting teaches them to do it with everyone watching. That's the kid who flubs a word at the recital, grins, and keeps going.
Acting + Music
Speaking up and playing out: performing words and music teaches double the courage in the age of first comparisons.
Acting Conservatory
Scene work and improvisation, on-camera and audition technique, voice over fundamentals, and script analysis — progressing from Fundamental Acting through intermediate and advanced levels, with private coaching available.
Music Conservatory
Instrument technique and repertoire, reading and theory, songwriting and audio production options, and ensemble playing — private lessons paced to the student, with recital performance opportunities.
Dance + Music
They count the music in one class and dance those counts in the other — on the beat, not chasing it. Watch the talent show: yours lands with the music.
Dance + Music
Beat and body in sync: counting music in one class, dancing those counts in another — rhythm becomes second nature.
Dance Conservatory
Warm-ups and conditioning, foundational technique, choreography and musicality across hip hop, break dancing, KPop, and jazz funk — leveled classes with recital performance built into the year.
Music Conservatory
Instrument technique and repertoire, reading and theory, songwriting and audio production options, and ensemble playing — private lessons paced to the student, with recital performance opportunities.
The Triple Threat
Singing, moving, speaking — trained together at the age skills stick fastest. The kid who gets up at the family party and does the whole number.
The Triple Threat
Three first-wins at once: a routine, a song, a scene — the age of keeping score stacked with things they can point to.
Acting Conservatory
Scene work and improvisation, on-camera and audition technique, voice over fundamentals, and script analysis — progressing from Fundamental Acting through intermediate and advanced levels, with private coaching available.
Dance Conservatory
Warm-ups and conditioning, foundational technique, choreography and musicality across hip hop, break dancing, KPop, and jazz funk — leveled classes with recital performance built into the year.
Music Conservatory
Instrument technique and repertoire, reading and theory, songwriting and audio production options, and ensemble playing — private lessons paced to the student, with recital performance opportunities.
Acting
Rehearsal teaches them to hold a character and deliver it to a room. At family gatherings, they're the one telling the story to the adult table — clearly, on purpose.
Acting
Scene study begins: character, focus, and the discipline of rehearsal — "I take acting" becomes "I'm an actor."
Acting Conservatory
Scene work and improvisation, on-camera and audition technique, voice over fundamentals, and script analysis — progressing from Fundamental Acting through intermediate and advanced levels, with private coaching available.
Dance
They push through the hard eight-counts and perform the routine clean at recital — and you catch them practicing in the hallway without being asked.
Dance
Leveled technique and real routines: the boring-middle of practice made social, physical, and worth pushing through.
Dance Conservatory
Warm-ups and conditioning, foundational technique, choreography and musicality across hip hop, break dancing, KPop, and jazz funk — leveled classes with recital performance built into the year.
Music
Deliberate practice, week after week, until the hard piece is theirs. The proof plays at the recital — and they start calling themselves a piano kid.
Music
The deliberate-practice years: technique, repertoire, and grit — sticking with the instrument reshapes how they see themselves.
Music Conservatory
Instrument technique and repertoire, reading and theory, songwriting and audio production options, and ensemble playing — private lessons paced to the student, with recital performance opportunities.
Acting + Dance
Voice, face, and body working as one performer — they deliver lines while moving through choreography. You'll see it in how they stand at their own birthday party.
Acting + Dance
Rehearsal discipline in two rooms: character work plus choreography builds performers who commit fully to both.
Acting Conservatory
Scene work and improvisation, on-camera and audition technique, voice over fundamentals, and script analysis — progressing from Fundamental Acting through intermediate and advanced levels, with private coaching available.
Dance Conservatory
Warm-ups and conditioning, foundational technique, choreography and musicality across hip hop, break dancing, KPop, and jazz funk — leveled classes with recital performance built into the year.
Acting + Music
The instrument builds patience with being bad-then-good at something; the stage builds nerve in front of people. Together: the kid who takes the solo AND the speaking part — and handles the nerves for both.
Acting + Music
Craft plus grit: the actor's expressiveness and the musician's patience — each identity strengthening the other.
Acting Conservatory
Scene work and improvisation, on-camera and audition technique, voice over fundamentals, and script analysis — progressing from Fundamental Acting through intermediate and advanced levels, with private coaching available.
Music Conservatory
Instrument technique and repertoire, reading and theory, songwriting and audio production options, and ensemble playing — private lessons paced to the student, with recital performance opportunities.
Dance + Music
They understand the music from the inside and move on its phrasing, not just its beat. At recital, yours is the one the music seems to follow.
Dance + Music
Musicianship in motion: understanding what they hear and embodying it — timing, phrasing, and physical memory compounding.
Dance Conservatory
Warm-ups and conditioning, foundational technique, choreography and musicality across hip hop, break dancing, KPop, and jazz funk — leveled classes with recital performance built into the year.
Music Conservatory
Instrument technique and repertoire, reading and theory, songwriting and audio production options, and ensemble playing — private lessons paced to the student, with recital performance opportunities.
The Triple Threat
Voice, body, and instrument in the same week. When school-musical auditions come, your kid can do all three parts of the audition.
The Triple Threat
Identity in triplicate: at the age commitments become self-image, they become the kid who acts, dances, and plays.
Acting Conservatory
Scene work and improvisation, on-camera and audition technique, voice over fundamentals, and script analysis — progressing from Fundamental Acting through intermediate and advanced levels, with private coaching available.
Dance Conservatory
Warm-ups and conditioning, foundational technique, choreography and musicality across hip hop, break dancing, KPop, and jazz funk — leveled classes with recital performance built into the year.
Music Conservatory
Instrument technique and repertoire, reading and theory, songwriting and audio production options, and ensemble playing — private lessons paced to the student, with recital performance opportunities.
Acting
Scene work makes being watched a practiced skill. The kid who still gives the toast at grandma's birthday — voluntarily.
Acting
Being seen on purpose: scene work gives structure to the scariest thing in middle school — attention — and turns it into skill.
Acting Conservatory
Scene work and improvisation, on-camera and audition technique, voice over fundamentals, and script analysis — progressing from Fundamental Acting through intermediate and advanced levels, with private coaching available.
Dance
Technique gives them command of a body that changes by the month. They walk into the school dance and actually dance.
Dance
Command of a changing body: technique, strength, and presence exactly when self-consciousness peaks.
Dance Conservatory
Warm-ups and conditioning, foundational technique, choreography and musicality across hip hop, break dancing, KPop, and jazz funk — leveled classes with recital performance built into the year.
Music
An anchor no group chat can touch. Bad day? You hear them working it out on the instrument — and coming out steadier.
Music
A private mastery made public: the instrument as anchor — hard-won skill they can stand behind when everything else wobbles.
Music Conservatory
Instrument technique and repertoire, reading and theory, songwriting and audio production options, and ensemble playing — private lessons paced to the student, with recital performance opportunities.
Acting + Dance
Expression through voice AND posture, trained right when both want to shrink. The kid presenting to the class standing tall — the same year their classmates discovered mumbling.
Acting + Dance
Presence head to toe: expression and physicality trained together, so being watched stops being the enemy.
Acting Conservatory
Scene work and improvisation, on-camera and audition technique, voice over fundamentals, and script analysis — progressing from Fundamental Acting through intermediate and advanced levels, with private coaching available.
Dance Conservatory
Warm-ups and conditioning, foundational technique, choreography and musicality across hip hop, break dancing, KPop, and jazz funk — leveled classes with recital performance built into the year.
Acting + Music
Music gives a private place to struggle; acting gives a public place to shine. Compounded: a kid who handles nerves — auditions, presentations, tryouts — because they've trained both halves.
Acting + Music
Voice in both senses: performing words and music builds kids who can be heard without shrinking.
Acting Conservatory
Scene work and improvisation, on-camera and audition technique, voice over fundamentals, and script analysis — progressing from Fundamental Acting through intermediate and advanced levels, with private coaching available.
Music Conservatory
Instrument technique and repertoire, reading and theory, songwriting and audio production options, and ensemble playing — private lessons paced to the student, with recital performance opportunities.
Dance + Music
Musicality in the body — they hear it and move it, no words required. Presence at the school showcase, even in their quiet year.
Dance + Music
Confidence with a beat: musical understanding plus physical command — two languages that don't require saying a word.
Dance Conservatory
Warm-ups and conditioning, foundational technique, choreography and musicality across hip hop, break dancing, KPop, and jazz funk — leveled classes with recital performance built into the year.
Music Conservatory
Instrument technique and repertoire, reading and theory, songwriting and audio production options, and ensemble playing — private lessons paced to the student, with recital performance opportunities.
The Triple Threat
Three trained ways to be seen, right at the age being seen starts to feel dangerous. Yours signs up for the spring show — unprompted.
The Triple Threat
Armor for the hardest audience: three trained ways to be seen, at the age being seen feels most dangerous.
Acting Conservatory
Scene work and improvisation, on-camera and audition technique, voice over fundamentals, and script analysis — progressing from Fundamental Acting through intermediate and advanced levels, with private coaching available.
Dance Conservatory
Warm-ups and conditioning, foundational technique, choreography and musicality across hip hop, break dancing, KPop, and jazz funk — leveled classes with recital performance built into the year.
Music Conservatory
Instrument technique and repertoire, reading and theory, songwriting and audio production options, and ensemble playing — private lessons paced to the student, with recital performance opportunities.
Acting
Audition technique, on-camera reps, real feedback — until the college interview feels like a scene they've already rehearsed.
Acting
Audition-grade training: on-camera work, real feedback, real stakes — poise built for casting rooms and college interviews alike.
Acting Conservatory
Scene work and improvisation, on-camera and audition technique, voice over fundamentals, and script analysis — progressing from Fundamental Acting through intermediate and advanced levels, with private coaching available.
Dance
Real competitions, real judges. You watch them perform under pressure — and enjoy it.
Dance
Competition and performance level: technique refined under real pressure, with stages and judges that count.
Dance Conservatory
Warm-ups and conditioning, foundational technique, choreography and musicality across hip hop, break dancing, KPop, and jazz funk — leveled classes with recital performance built into the year.
Music
Years on the instrument becoming recital programs, honors, and an application line nobody else has.
Music
Serious repertoire, real recitals: the long climb paying off in skill that opens ensembles, honors, and applications.
Music Conservatory
Instrument technique and repertoire, reading and theory, songwriting and audio production options, and ensemble playing — private lessons paced to the student, with recital performance opportunities.
Acting + Dance
They deliver the monologue AND dance the combination in the same audition — the double skill that books callbacks. The cast list is the receipt.
Acting + Dance
The audition double: teens who can act a scene and move through choreography walk into more rooms — and book more of them.
Acting Conservatory
Scene work and improvisation, on-camera and audition technique, voice over fundamentals, and script analysis — progressing from Fundamental Acting through intermediate and advanced levels, with private coaching available.
Dance Conservatory
Warm-ups and conditioning, foundational technique, choreography and musicality across hip hop, break dancing, KPop, and jazz funk — leveled classes with recital performance built into the year.
Acting + Music
Trained to perform prepared material and recover live — a missed note or dropped line doesn't break them. Directors call it professionalism; colleges call it standout.
Acting + Music
Two crafts, one performer: dramatic and musical training for teens aiming at stages, screens, or standout applications.
Acting Conservatory
Scene work and improvisation, on-camera and audition technique, voice over fundamentals, and script analysis — progressing from Fundamental Acting through intermediate and advanced levels, with private coaching available.
Music Conservatory
Instrument technique and repertoire, reading and theory, songwriting and audio production options, and ensemble playing — private lessons paced to the student, with recital performance opportunities.
Dance + Music
They perform WITH the music, phrasing and all — the difference between hitting counts and commanding a stage. Judges score it; audiences feel it.
Dance + Music
Complete musicianship: hearing it and embodying it at performance level — the pairing behind every commanding stage presence.
Dance Conservatory
Warm-ups and conditioning, foundational technique, choreography and musicality across hip hop, break dancing, KPop, and jazz funk — leveled classes with recital performance built into the year.
Music Conservatory
Instrument technique and repertoire, reading and theory, songwriting and audio production options, and ensemble playing — private lessons paced to the student, with recital performance opportunities.
The Triple Threat
Voice, movement, acting — the actual definition, the standard musical theatre casts from. No weak side, and the callback sheet proves it.
The Triple Threat
The musical-theatre standard: voice, body, expression at real-stakes level — no weak side, wider auditions, and the résumé to prove it.
Acting Conservatory
Scene work and improvisation, on-camera and audition technique, voice over fundamentals, and script analysis — progressing from Fundamental Acting through intermediate and advanced levels, with private coaching available.
Dance Conservatory
Warm-ups and conditioning, foundational technique, choreography and musicality across hip hop, break dancing, KPop, and jazz funk — leveled classes with recital performance built into the year.
Music Conservatory
Instrument technique and repertoire, reading and theory, songwriting and audio production options, and ensemble playing — private lessons paced to the student, with recital performance opportunities.
Acting
The same method Paul teaches working professionals: walk into any room with presence, connect immediately, say it with truth. The next work presentation feels strangely easy.
Acting
Presence for real life: scene work and improv that sharpen how you present, persuade, and hold a room — at work and everywhere else.
Acting Conservatory
Scene work and improvisation, on-camera and audition technique, voice over fundamentals, and script analysis — progressing from Fundamental Acting through intermediate and advanced levels, with private coaching available.
Dance
Technique and rhythm you'll actually keep showing up for — plus the posture your desk job has been stealing.
Dance
Fitness with a point: technique, rhythm, and posture that make you move — and carry yourself — differently.
Dance Conservatory
Warm-ups and conditioning, foundational technique, choreography and musicality across hip hop, break dancing, KPop, and jazz funk — leveled classes with recital performance built into the year.
Music
The instrument you always meant to learn, learned properly — until you're the one playing at your own holiday party.
Music
The instrument you meant to learn: deliberate practice works at any age, and the mastery feels exactly like it always would have.
Music Conservatory
Instrument technique and repertoire, reading and theory, songwriting and audio production options, and ensemble playing — private lessons paced to the student, with recital performance opportunities.
Acting + Dance
Presence trained in voice and body together — you walk in like you mean it, standing like it too. No more rehearsing what to say in the car.
Acting + Dance
Body and voice retrained together: physical ease plus expressive confidence — the adult version of stage presence.
Acting Conservatory
Scene work and improvisation, on-camera and audition technique, voice over fundamentals, and script analysis — progressing from Fundamental Acting through intermediate and advanced levels, with private coaching available.
Dance Conservatory
Warm-ups and conditioning, foundational technique, choreography and musicality across hip hop, break dancing, KPop, and jazz funk — leveled classes with recital performance built into the year.
Acting + Music
Practice teaches patience with yourself; performance teaches ease in front of others. Together: the wedding toast, delivered like you walked in to give it.
Acting + Music
Expression twice over: performing words and music as an adult builds a confidence that shows up in every meeting.
Acting Conservatory
Scene work and improvisation, on-camera and audition technique, voice over fundamentals, and script analysis — progressing from Fundamental Acting through intermediate and advanced levels, with private coaching available.
Music Conservatory
Instrument technique and repertoire, reading and theory, songwriting and audio production options, and ensemble playing — private lessons paced to the student, with recital performance opportunities.
Dance + Music
Understand the music, then move inside it. First dance, dance floor, that one work party — you're the comfortable one.
Dance + Music
Rhythm reclaimed: understand the music, move inside it — the pairing that makes performing feel natural, not performed.
Dance Conservatory
Warm-ups and conditioning, foundational technique, choreography and musicality across hip hop, break dancing, KPop, and jazz funk — leveled classes with recital performance built into the year.
Music Conservatory
Instrument technique and repertoire, reading and theory, songwriting and audio production options, and ensemble playing — private lessons paced to the student, with recital performance opportunities.
The Triple Threat
All three crafts, on your own intention — until you walk into every room like you mean it. Six months in, you're performing at the studio showcase while your friends film it.
The Triple Threat
The full reinvention: all three crafts, on your own intention — the training you choose for yourself lands deeper than any you were sent to.
Acting Conservatory
Scene work and improvisation, on-camera and audition technique, voice over fundamentals, and script analysis — progressing from Fundamental Acting through intermediate and advanced levels, with private coaching available.
Dance Conservatory
Warm-ups and conditioning, foundational technique, choreography and musicality across hip hop, break dancing, KPop, and jazz funk — leveled classes with recital performance built into the year.
Music Conservatory
Instrument technique and repertoire, reading and theory, songwriting and audio production options, and ensemble playing — private lessons paced to the student, with recital performance opportunities.
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Free trials are limited to one (1) free group class and one (1) free private lesson per student, across all programs, and are subject to availability. Free trial private music lessons — including voice — require a deposit of 50% of the first-lesson rate at the time of booking. After the trial lesson is attended, the deposit is either refunded or applied toward enrollment. If the student does not show up for the scheduled trial, or cancels with less than 24 hours' notice, the deposit is forfeited. The deposit requirement applies to music and voice private lessons only; acting and dance offer free group class trials instead, and private lessons in those programs are generally reserved for advanced students. Additional restrictions may apply — contact the PopRock front desk for details. This offer may be rescinded at any time.