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A favorite at Pavilion Plays, Little Performers is a joyful introduction to theater designed especially for preschool-aged children. Students build confidence, creativity, social skills, and stage comfort in a warm, encouraging, low-pressure environment.
Dramatic play and pretend adventures
Music and movement
Simple theater games
Crafts and hands-on activities
Storybook-inspired scenes
Gentle performance experiences
Perfect for shy children, energetic imaginations, and first-time theater students alike.
Our Little Performers class is all about discovering the joy of theatre through play, imagination, and creativity. Rather than spending the semester rehearsing the same show over and over, students will learn acting, movement, music, storytelling, and stage confidence by creating their own showcase piece together. As they explore new skills each week, they'll naturally build the performance they'll share with family at the end of the semester.
This creative approach keeps the focus on learning instead of pressure, allowing every child to grow in confidence, express themselves freely, and experience the excitement of bringing something uniquely their own to the stage.
Classes begin Tuesday September 1st
Final showcase week: December 8th
We follow the Johnston County Public Schools calendar, so holiday breaks align with the district schedule.
A favorite at Pavilion Plays, Little Performers is a joyful introduction to theater designed especially for preschool-aged children. Students build confidence, creativity, social skills, and stage comfort in a warm, encouraging, low-pressure environment.
Dramatic play and pretend adventures
Music and movement
Simple theater games
Crafts and hands-on activities
Storybook-inspired scenes
Gentle performance experiences
Perfect for shy children, energetic imaginations, and first-time theater students alike.
Our Little Performers class is all about discovering the joy of theatre through play, imagination, and creativity. Rather than spending the semester rehearsing the same show over and over, students will learn acting, movement, music, storytelling, and stage confidence by creating their own showcase piece together. As they explore new skills each week, they'll naturally build the performance they'll share with family at the end of the semester.
This creative approach keeps the focus on learning instead of pressure, allowing every child to grow in confidence, express themselves freely, and experience the excitement of bringing something uniquely their own to the stage.
Classes begin Tuesday September 1st
Final showcase week: December 8th
We follow the Johnston County Public Schools calendar, so holiday breaks align with the district schedule.