Musical Theater Classes | Acting, Singing, Dance at COMAD

⭐ WHAT STUDENTS LEARN EACH WEEK

Our Musical Theater Classes follow a structured weekly curriculum that blends acting, singing, and dance in a way that keeps students engaged while steadily improving their skills. Every class includes:

🎭 Acting Skills

• Character development

• Improvisation

• Script reading

• Facial expression & body language

• Stageblocking basics

• Ensemble teamwork

🎤 Vocal Training

• Breath support

• Projection

• Pitch matching

• Simple harmonies

• Diction and clarity

• Confidence speaking & singing on stage

💃 Musical Theater Dance

• Basic jazz and Broadway-style movement

• Rhythm and musical timing

• Movement through space

• Beginner choreography combinations

⭐ Performance Skills

• Stage presence

• Working in groups

• Memorization tips

• Overcoming stage fright

• Performance etiquette

This combination gives students a well-rounded introduction to the world of musical theater while keeping each class fun, exciting, and full of creativity.

⭐ WHO THIS CLASS IS FOR

Our Musical Theater Classes are designed for:

   ✔ Children ages 6–18

Age-appropriate groups ensure the right pace and level.

   ✔ Beginners or advanced beginners

No previous experience is needed.
Friendly instruction makes every child feel welcome.

   ✔ Kids who love to act, sing, dance, or perform

Perfect for outgoing personalities — or shy children looking to build confidence.

   ✔ Students interested in future COMAD productions

This class provides a strong foundation for our larger shows like:
Broadway Babies ages 3-5, Broadway Bound Ages 6-8,Taste of Broadway ages 9-11 and Musical Theater ages 12-17  and more.

   ✔ Children who want confidence and creativity

Musical theater builds expressive communication, teamwork, and discipline.

⭐ BENEFITS OF MUSICAL THEATER TRAINING

Parents love Musical Theater because it helps children grow in so many ways:

⭐ Confidence & Self-Expression

Learning to speak, sing, and move in front of others builds lifelong confidence.

⭐ Creativity & Imagination

Students learn to become characters, tell stories, and express emotions.

⭐ Teamwork & Communication

Musical theater is a group activity — students work together and support one another.

⭐ Memory & Focus

Learning lines, lyrics, and choreography improves mental discipline and focus.

⭐ Emotional Development

Kids learn empathy through character work and storytelling.

⭐ Healthy Physical Activity

Dance and movement help coordination, flexibility, and stamina.

⭐ Preparation for Future Theatre

Students gain skills needed for school plays, community theatre, and COMAD productions.

⭐OUR TEACHERS

Our Musical Theater teachers are experienced performers and educators who specialize in helping young actors develop confidence, technique, and stage presence. They bring professional backgrounds in:

• Community and regional theatre

• College-level performance programs

• Vocal training

• Dance and choreography

• Acting and improvisation

• Children’s performing arts education

Every teacher at COMAD understands how to make class fun, encouraging, and safe while helping each child grow at their own pace.

⭐ WHAT TO WEAR / WHAT TO BRING

✔ Dress Code

Students should wear:

• Comfortable dancewear or athletic clothing

• Jazz shoes or clean sneakers

• Hair pulled back

• No loose jewelry

✔ What to Bring

• A water bottle

• A positive attitude

• Optional: a small notebook for lines or lyrics

All scripts or materials needed for class will be provided by the instructor.

⭐ FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)

Do students need experience?

No! Beginners are welcome and encouraged.

Can students try a class first?

Yes — look for “TRIAL” in the class title. Register, attend, and then let us know if you’d like to continue.

Are performances included?

Musical Theater Classes are weekly classes with two optional recitals per year, one in December and one in June. Students interested in full productions can join COMAD Musical Theater Productions –CLICK HERE.

What ages do you accept?

Ages 6-18, grouped appropriately.

Can students join mid-season?

Yes. Tuition will prorate automatically when you register.

How do we withdraw?

Through your Customer Portal using the online withdrawal form.

What if my child is advanced?

Call or email us(215 699 6500 or admin@comad.net).  We will recommend a proper placement.

⭐ WHY COMAD IS THE BEST IN THE AREA FOR MUSICAL THEATER

Parents throughout Worcester, Collegeville, Blue Bell, Skippack, and surrounding towns choose COMAD because our Musical Theater program stands out in quality, structure, and performance opportunities.

⭐ Triple-Threat Training in ONE Place

Acting • Singing • Dance — all taught together by instructors who specialize in youth theatre education.

⭐ Onsite Theater with Real Performance Experience

Students have access to a professional-style performance venue right inside the Worcester campus.

⭐ Small Class Sizes for Individual Attention

We ensure every child receives guidance, encouragement, and personalized corrections.

⭐ Professional & Caring Instructors

Our teachers understand how to motivate children, build confidence, and develop talent in a supportive environment.

⭐ Smooth Parent Communication

Your Customer Portal makes enrollment, billing, scheduling, and withdrawals simple and stress-free.

⭐ A Program That Grows With Your Child

From beginner classes to full-scale productions, students can develop at COMAD for many years.

⭐ PARENT TIPS FOR SUCCESS IN MUSICAL THEATER

Parents often ask how they can help their child succeed in Musical Theater. Here are simple ways to support your performer:

✔ Encourage Practice at Home

This can include reading lines aloud, singing songs learned in class, or practicing simple choreography.

✔ Help Strengthen Vocal Health

Remind children to stay hydrated, warm up gently, and avoid yelling or straining their voice.

✔ Build Confidence Through Conversation

Ask your child about the characters they’re learning and what they enjoy most — it keeps them motivated.

✔ Routine Attendance Helps Growth

Consistent class attendance helps children progress and remember choreography, lyrics, and blocking.

✔ Celebrate Progress, Not Perfection

The goal of Musical Theater is joy, creativity, and confidence — growth is what matters most.

⭐ WHAT HAPPENS DURING THE YEAR (SEASON OVERVIEW)

Our September–June Musical Theater season is structured to help students develop skills step-by-step.

📅 September – October: Theater Foundations

Students learn acting basics, vocal warm-ups, timing, and movement.

🎉 Holiday Recital

Instructors highlight student progress and recommend next steps—either continuing classes or moving into COMAD productions.

🎭 November – January: Character & Scene Work

Focus on portraying characters, reading scripts, and building ensemble trust.

🎶 February – March: Singing & Dance Integration

Students begin combining lines, singing, and choreography.

🌟 April – May: Performance Readiness

Students work on memorization, stage presence, and polishing combinations.

🎉 June: Recital

Instructors highlight student progress and recommend next steps—either continuing classes or moving into COMAD productions.

⭐ MUSICAL THEATER PATHWAY: BEGINNER TO PERFORMANCE

Students can progress through COMAD’s Musical Theater program in a structured, exciting pathway.

⭐ 1. Musical Theater Classes (Beginner / Level 1)

Introduces the basics of acting, singing, and dance.
Perfect for ages 6–12 or teens newer to musical theater.

⭐ 2. Musical Theater Company (Level 2)

For students with prior experience who want deeper technique or more challenging material.

⭐ 3. COMAD Musical Theater Productions (Performance Level)

For students ready to audition, rehearse, and perform in fully staged shows like:

• CLICK HERE for upcoming productions

⭐ 4. Specialty Workshops (Optional)

Short-term workshops in audition skills, acting intensives, vocal clinics, and dance for musical theater.

⭐ 5. Pre-Professional & Company Opportunities

For dedicated students seeking more advanced training or long-term theatre development.

This pathway ensures that COMAD can support each performer’s growth — from their very first class to advanced stage performances.