Stage Sprint 3-2-1:
A Fast-Paced Introduction to Theater
Stage Sprint 3-2-1 is a dynamic, three-hour theater workshop designed for new and returning performers alike.
Each session offers a welcoming, playful introduction to acting, improvisation, scene work, and ensemble collaboration — no experience required. Perfect for rising 7th–9th graders and anyone curious about theater!
What to Expect
Fast-paced and fun: Creative warm-ups, improvisation, and ensemble games
Hands-on learning: Cold readings, character development, and scene work
Audition-ready skills: Includes guidance on monologue preparation for new performers
Community-centered: Build confidence, friendships, and ensemble spirit
Choose your date — or attend them all!
We’re offering three standalone workshops this fall — each is unique and perfect for beginners and returning students alike.
Dates:
Saturday 1: August 2nd
Saturday 2: August 9th
Saturday 3: August 16th
Each session: 3 hours (specific times to be announced soon)
Location: Denver Tech Center/South Denver
(official location to be announced by Friday, July 25th!
Open to rising 7th–9th graders (middle school & early high school)
Pricing
Single session: $50
Bundle any 2 sessions: $90 (save $10)
Bundle all 3 sessions: $125 (save $25)
Join us for one, two, or all three Stage Sprint 3-2-1 workshops — discover the joy of theater, build confidence, and connect with a creative community.
FAQ For Families:
Frequently Asked Questions:
What is Stage Sprint 3-2-1?
A fast-paced, three-hour introductory theater workshop that blends warm-ups, improv, scene work, and audition prep — designed for middle school and early high school students with no prior experience required.
Do students have to attend all sessions?
Not at all! Each workshop stands alone — families can register for one, two, or all three. Students attending multiple dates will experience different exercises and scene assignments at each session.
What age group is this for?
Stage Sprint 3-2-1 is open to rising 7th–9th graders (generally ages 12–15), but younger students with experience or older students new to theater are welcome — contact us if you have questions.
What do students need to bring?
Comfortable clothing for movement, water, a notebook and pencil, and a readiness to collaborate and play!
Will they perform for parents?
At the end of each workshop, students will share a brief informal scene or exercise demonstration for each other — family attendance is optional but welcome.