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Troupe Program

Intermediate Troupe(10-14)

Intermediate Troupe extends the skills developed in Junior Troupe through more complex production work, greater artistic independence, and higher technical and rehearsal expectations. Through two original productions each year, students refine their singing, acting, and dance while developing deeper interpretation, stronger leadership, and the consistency required to sustain ambitious performance work.

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Troupe Overview

Building independent and expressive performers.

Intermediate Troupe students apply established performance skills with greater technical consistency, artistic intention, and personal responsibility throughout the production process.

Troupe Highlights

Admission by audition

Advanced expectations for preparation, interpretation, and performance

Motivated, disciplined, and artistically focused ensemble environment

Intermediate Troupe gives experienced performers an advanced rehearsal environment, extending their skills through complex material, detailed coaching, and greater individual and ensemble responsibility. Students experience:

  • Rehearse and perform in two original productions with greater artistic responsibility
  • Learn and retain complex songs, scenes, choreography, and production sequences
  • Participate in focused vocal, acting, and movement training for demanding material
  • Sing melody, harmony, and independent parts in solo, featured, and ensemble work
  • Develop sustained characters through script analysis, improvisation, and research
  • Apply acting techniques to longer scenes, objectives, relationships, and obstacles
  • Integrate singing, acting, and dance while maintaining technique and intention
  • Manage costumes, props, microphones, cues, scene changes, and technical duties
  • Receive detailed coaching, retain notes, and make independent adjustments
  • Take on featured material, leadership, and greater ensemble accountability
  • Refine productions through preparation, repetition, and on-stage rehearsal
  • Perform featured and ensemble material for live audiences in fully staged productions

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A student in character reads a book at a desk onstage.

A student in character reads a book at a desk onstage.

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Troupe Placement

Audition Information

Intermediate Troupe students are placed through a supportive audition process so each performer can train at the right level with confidence, challenge, and care.

The purpose of auditions

This is a supportive assessment, not a pass-or-fail test. It helps the teaching team recommend the best learning environment where each performer can be challenged and successful. Students may receive recommendations to join other classes.

Audition Process

  1. 01

    Book a trial and audition

    Choose an available Intermediate trial session to begin the placement process.

  2. 02

    Prepare one song

    Select a song that feels comfortable and shows the student's voice and personality. View audition material here.

  3. 03

    Prepare one monologue

    Choose a short piece the student understands and can perform with confidence. View audition material here.

  4. 04

    Attend the in-person group session

    Students take part in their trial class, ending with a group dance audition.

  5. 05

    Attend the private audition

    Students will perform their song and monologue, and receive a 15 minute coaching session with our faculty.

  6. 06

    Receive a placement recommendation

    The teaching team follows up with the troupe level and next steps recommended for the student.

Preparation guide

Song, monologue, and audition-day guidance in one place.

View audition page →

Class Information

Find the weekly class options and teaching team for the upcoming season.

Only one class per week

Class Times 2026/2027

  • Saturday: 2:30pm - 4:30pm

Your educators

Faculty

Co-director, Dance Teacher - Berkan GörgünCo-director, Voice Teacher - Victor Cheng

Important Dates 2026/2027

These dates are extremely important for families to keep in mind when registering for this program. Students are expected to fully attend all classes listed, unless otherwise discussed at the beginning of the semester.

Fall Semester

Theatre Rehearsal Day: December 12th, 2026

Fall Theatre Performance: December 13th, 2026

Winter/Spring Semester

Professional Photo Shoot: May 1st-2nd, 2027

Troupe Musical Production Week: May 31st - June 6th, 2027

Tuition 2026/2027

Your tuition includes all class instruction, teaching materials, theatre show visit major costume and prop pieces, uniforms, theatre rental, professional theatre technicians, professional theatre makeup artists, professional photo shoots, microphone rentals, and educational theatre experiences, including professional productions and workshops.

Payment Schedules

Full Year

$3,956 + HST

Includes Fall and Winter/Spring tuition.

Semester

Fall Semester

$1,556 + HST

Winter/Spring Semester

$2,400 + HST

Available when space allows.

Monthly

$416 + HST

10 monthly payments.

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