College prep takes place every Tuesday starting
September 9th 6PM-7PM
​at St. Luke's United Methodist Church.

🎭🎶 College Audition Prep Workshop (6 Weeks)
​For: High School Juniors/Seniors
Focus: Theatre (Acting, Musical Theatre) & Music (Voice, Instrumental)
Goal: Prepare and polish audition materials, understand the audition process, and build confidence for college auditions.
Price: ​$100.00

WEEK 1: Understanding the Process & Choosing MaterialFocus: Introduction to audition expectations and selection of appropriate material
Theatre Track: Monologues & songs
Music Track: Repertoire for instrument/voice
Objectives:

• Understand different college audition requirements (Unifieds, prescreens, classical, MT, etc.)
• Learn how to research program expectations
• Begin selecting and approving audition material

Activities:

• Presentation on types of auditions (prescreens, live, virtual, etc.)
• Group discussion on audition goals and schools of interest
• Material selection consultations (1:1 or small group)

Assignments:

• Finalize and memorize monologues/music selections
• Begin daily warm-ups and practice schedule

WEEK 2: Technique & InterpretationFocus: Deepen understanding of chosen material
Theatre Track: Character development, objectives, beats
Music Track: Musical phrasing, technique, stylistic interpretation
Objectives:

• Break down material for meaning and expression
• Focus on technique and artistry
• Practice constructive peer feedback

Activities:

• Theatre: Script/monologue analysis workshop
• Music: Phrasing & style masterclass
• Partner work: Peer coaching and critique

Assignments:

• Rehearse full performance of pieces with attention to expression
• Bring notes on technical and artistic challenges

WEEK 3: Performance Skills & Stage PresenceFocus: Building confidence and communication on stage
Objectives:

• Improve body language, eye contact, and audience connection
• Eliminate nervous habits and distractions
• Develop mental focus and warm-up rituals

Activities:

• Mock performance in front of peers
• Feedback on physicality and presence
• Breath and relaxation exercises for nerves

Assignments:

• Record a video performance for self-review
• Journal about performance strengths and weaknesses

WEEK 4: The Audition Room SimulationFocus: Realistic practice of audition situations
Objectives:

• Simulate common audition formats
• Practice slating, entrances, and exits
• Manage time and nerves effectively

Activities:

• Mock auditions with time limits
• "Audition Panel" format with constructive feedback
• Resume and headshot review

Assignments:

• Revise audition selections if necessary
• Finalize materials for prescreens or live auditions

WEEK 5: College Preparation & Application StrategyFocus: Navigating the application process
Objectives:

• Learn to build a compelling portfolio
• Understand prescreen submission platforms (Acceptd, SlideRoom)
• Prepare artistic resumes and statements

Activities:

• Resume/rep list writing workshop
• Statement of purpose/artist bio writing session
• Guest Q&A: College audition coach or alumni panel

Assignments:

• Finalize and format artistic resume and prescreen video drafts
• Practice uploading to an audition portal

WEEK 6: Final Showcase & Mock AuditionsFocus: Presenting polished work and reflecting on growth
Objectives:

• Perform with confidence in a mock audition or showcase setting
• Receive final feedback and next-step guidance
• Celebrate growth and prepare mentally for real auditions

Activities:

• Final performance showcase (can be recorded or live)
• Panel feedback from instructors and guests
• Reflective discussion and individual next-step planning

Deliverables:

• Completed audition package (repertoire list, resume, prescreen video)
• List of target schools and audition dates

🎓 Optional Add-Ons:

• 1-on-1 Coaching Sessions (outside of workshop hours)
• Prescreen Recording Day (with piano accompanist and videographer)

College prep takes place every Tuesday starting
September 9th 6PM-7PM
​at St. Luke's United Methodist Church.

College Prep Course

$100.00

The College Audition Prep Workshop is a 6-week program designed for high school juniors and seniors preparing for theatre and music auditions. Focused on acting, musical theatre, voice, and instrumental performance, the course guides students through every step of the audition journey—from choosing the right material and refining technique to mastering stage presence and navigating application platforms. Weekly sessions combine workshops, mock auditions, and individualized feedback to build confidence, polish audition packages, and simulate real audition experiences. By the end, students leave with finalized repertoire, resumes, prescreen materials, and a clear plan for their college audition process—all for just $100, with optional coaching and recording add-ons available.

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Individual Coaching (Per Hour)

$50.00

A one-on-one voice or acting session offers personalized coaching tailored to each student’s unique goals and needs. In voice, students work on healthy technique, breath support, tone, and musical interpretation while applying skills directly to their chosen audition repertoire. In acting, sessions focus on monologue or scene work, character development, emotional connection, and confident delivery. Each session provides individualized feedback, guided practice, and strategies for overcoming performance challenges, ensuring steady progress toward polished, authentic, and audition-ready performances. Usually an hour in length.

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Pre-screen Recording Day

$75.00

Pre-screen recording day is an event where students create high-quality audition videos for music programs. Students have a designated time slot to work with a professional videographer and a live piano accompanist. This ensures the recordings meet the specific technical and artistic requirements of various schools and programs. Usually an hour in length.

The event typically takes place over an hour, with each student given a specific appointment time. On the day of the recording, students arrive prepared to perform their repertoire. The videographer manages the lighting, sound, and camera setup to produce a professional-grade video, while the accompanist rehearses and performs with the student. This professional setup helps students produce a polished and compelling pre-screen recording for their applications.

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