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Your child is ready to shine. Give them the stage.
Affordable, hands-on youth theater for ages 8-17, led by experienced theater teachers in Clayton, NC.
You want your child to have access to the arts, and a place where they’re chosen, seen, and celebrated. But quality programs can feel out of reach, and a lot of kids get lost in the crowd.
Every child deserves a part in the story. Every one of them.
At Pavilion Plays, we know confidence doesn’t come from memorizing lines. It comes from doing: playing, moving, making choices, and working together. Our experienced leaders guide each student through rehearsals, games, music, and character work, so they find what makes them unique. With decades of stage experience, years of directing children, director Tanya Quinn is the perfect guide to help your child find their place.
No experience needed. Come as you are. Discover your character. Learn by doing.
Pick your time. Choose the class that fits your family’s schedule (see below).
Enroll online. Reserve your child’s spot for $350.
Show up January 6. We take it from here. Your child will be cast, rehearse, and perform.
Any student ages 8-17 can join any cast.
After School Shrek Intro- (Intro means fewer harmonies)
Mondays & Wednesdays, 4:30-6:00 PM
First rehearsal: January 6
Performances: March 18-20
Tuition: $350
Homeschool Shrek Intro- (Intro means fewer harmonies)
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 11:30 AM-1:00 PM
First rehearsal: January 5
Performances: March 12-13
Tuition: $350
Shrek Advanced Theater- (Advanced Musical Harmonies)
Mondays & Wednesdays, 6:00-7:30 PM
First rehearsal: January 6
Performances: March 18-20
Tuition: $350
Imagine your child walking onstage with their head high. They’ve made friends, found their voice, and earned real applause. They learned to take creative risks, work as part of a team, and believe in what they bring to the story.
Kids who never get the chance to try often assume the spotlight isn’t for them. Don’t let another season go by without finding out what they can do.
Let their creativity take center stage.
Your child is ready to shine. Give them the stage.
Affordable, hands-on youth theater for ages 8-17, led by experienced theater teachers in Clayton, NC.
You want your child to have access to the arts, and a place where they’re chosen, seen, and celebrated. But quality programs can feel out of reach, and a lot of kids get lost in the crowd.
Every child deserves a part in the story. Every one of them.
At Pavilion Plays, we know confidence doesn’t come from memorizing lines. It comes from doing: playing, moving, making choices, and working together. Our experienced leaders guide each student through rehearsals, games, music, and character work, so they find what makes them unique. With decades of stage experience, years of directing children, director Tanya Quinn is the perfect guide to help your child find their place.
No experience needed. Come as you are. Discover your character. Learn by doing.
Pick your time. Choose the class that fits your family’s schedule (see below).
Enroll online. Reserve your child’s spot for $350.
Show up January 6. We take it from here. Your child will be cast, rehearse, and perform.
Any student ages 8-17 can join any cast.
After School Shrek Intro- (Intro means fewer harmonies)
Mondays & Wednesdays, 4:30-6:00 PM
First rehearsal: January 6
Performances: March 18-20
Tuition: $350
Homeschool Shrek Intro- (Intro means fewer harmonies)
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 11:30 AM-1:00 PM
First rehearsal: January 5
Performances: March 12-13
Tuition: $350
Shrek Advanced Theater- (Advanced Musical Harmonies)
Mondays & Wednesdays, 6:00-7:30 PM
First rehearsal: January 6
Performances: March 18-20
Tuition: $350
Imagine your child walking onstage with their head high. They’ve made friends, found their voice, and earned real applause. They learned to take creative risks, work as part of a team, and believe in what they bring to the story.
Kids who never get the chance to try often assume the spotlight isn’t for them. Don’t let another season go by without finding out what they can do.
Let their creativity take center stage.