Spring 2025 Classes

January 27 – April 24
No Classes Spring Break March 17-23

As always please contact our Academy Director, Matt Beutner, at (940) 231-5068 by text or phone, or email at academy@granburytheatrecompany.org with any questions and concerns.

CLASS SCHEDULE & DESCRIPTIONS

TUESDAYS

Class: Adult Musical Theater Dance
Age: 18 and up
Time: 5:00-5:50pm
Instructor: Makenna Clark
Description: This class is for adult students of all dance levels who would like to further their musical theatre dance experience and help prepare for musical auditions. In this class, students will learn different styles of musical theatre combinations from Broadway! Be prepared to work hard and have a great time!
*For class, please wear modest clothing comfortable enough to move in. Jazz shoes are preferred. No flip-flops, please.

Class: Adult Tap
Age: 18 and up
Time: 6:00pm-6:50pm 
Instructor: Michelle Mastick
Description: This class welcomes tappers of all levels wishing to further their knowledge. Students will learn tap skills/techniques, terminology, and combinations to become a better tapper. If you have experience, this class will be sure to challenge you. If you don’t, it will provide a pace for you to learn from the beginning. Enroll if you want to take a fun and exhilarating class.
*For class, please wear modest clothing comfortable enough to move in. Tap shoes are preferred. No flip-flops, please.

Class: Adult Barre
Age: 18 and up
Time: 7:00pm-7:50pm 
Instructor: Gina Pruetz
Description: This class welcomes adult students of all fitness levels interested in building strength and flexibility through a fusion of ballet, pilates, yoga, and strength training. As always we will ensure a safe and welcoming environment, do not be intimidated by a fitness class!
*For class, please wear modest clothing comfortable enough to move in. Tap shoes are preferred. No flip-flops, please.

Class: “Broadway Bound” Musical Theatre for Kids (February 3rd – April 4th)
Age: 8 – 12
Time: 5:00-5:50pm
Instructor: Haley Twaddell
Description: All experience levels welcome! This class will prepare you to become a triple-threat on the stage. Students will be given the opportunity to act, dance, and sing in solo, duet, and ensemble numbers. This is the beginning process to be “Broadway Bound.” Come energized and ready to grow as a performer!
*For class, students should wear clothes appropriate for movement. No flip flops, please.

Class: Musical Theatre for Young Adults (February 3rd – April 4th)
Age: 13 – 18
Time: 6:00-6:50pm
Description: All experience levels welcome! This class will prepare you to become a triple-threat on the stage. Students will be given the opportunity to act, dance, and sing in solo, duet, and ensemble numbers. This is the beginning process to be “Broadway Bound.” Come energized and ready to grow as a performer!
*For class, students should wear clothes appropriate for movement. No flip flops, please.

WEDNESDAYS

Class: Advanced Tap
Age: 12 – 18
Time: 5:00pm-5:50pm 
Instructor: Makenna Clark
Description:  Do you have experience in tap and want to further your tap knowledge? Then this class is the one for you. Students will continue to learn tap skills/techniques, studying the more advanced steps. They will learn more terminology, harder combinations and be pushed to become a better tapper. Come enjoy this fun, exhilarating and challenging class.
*For class, please wear modest clothing comfortable enough to move in. Tap shoes are preferred. No flip-flops, please.

Class: Kids Musical Theater Dance
Age: 8-12
Time: 6:00-6:50pm
Instructor: Makenna Clark
Description: In this class, students will learn different styles of musical theatre combinations from Broadway hits! 
*For class, please wear modest clothing comfortable enough to move in. Jazz shoes are preferred. No flip-flops, please. 

Class: Teen Musical Theater Dance
Age: 13-18
Time: 7:00-7:50pm
Instructor: Makenna Clark
Description: In this class, students will learn different styles of musical theatre combinations from Broadway hits! 
*For class, please wear modest clothing comfortable enough to move in. Jazz shoes are preferred. No flip-flops, please. 

Class: Kids Acting (February 3rd – April 4th)
Age: 8 – 12
Time: 5:00pm-5:50pm 
Instructor: Robert Twadell
Description: This company of students will study the art of acting through monologues and scenes. Students will learn and practice the physical, vocal, and imaginative skills necessary for the stage. We welcome students from all acting levels and experiences. Students should be prepared to challenge themselves while also discovering the joys of acting.
*For class, students should wear clothes appropriate for movement. No flip flops, please.

Class: Young Actors Studio (February 3rd – April 4th)
Age: 13 – 18
Time: 6:00pm-6:50pm 
Instructor: Robert Twaddell
Description: This company of students will study the art of acting through monologues and scenes. Students will learn and practice the physical, vocal, and imaginative skills necessary for the stage. We welcome students from all acting levels and experiences. Students should be prepared to challenge themselves while also discovering the joys of acting.
*For class, students should wear clothes appropriate for movement. No flip flops, please.

THURSDAYS

Class: Beginning Tap
Age: 8 – 14
Time: 5:00pm-5:50pm 
Instructor: Jadie Phelps
Description: This class welcomes tappers of all levels wishing to further their knowledge. Students will learn tap skills/techniques, terminology, and combinations to become a better tapper. If you have experience, this class will be sure to challenge you. If you don’t, it will provide a pace for you to learn from the beginning. Enroll if you want to take a fun and exhilarating class.
*For class, please wear modest clothing comfortable enough to move in. Tap shoes are preferred. No flip-flops, please.

Class: Adult Acting  
Age: 18 & up
Time: 6:00-6:50pm 
Teacher: Robert Twaddell
Description: Students in The Actors’ Workshop will become better performers through the principles of imagination, controlled release of inhibitions, and common sense. Students work on techniques for developing individual talents without trying to “sacrifice the personality in lieu of the method.” With individual attention applied to individual abilities, the student and teacher attempt to discover and emphasize what works and diminish what doesn’t. Monologues, scene study, voice and articulation, character development, improvisation and audition techniques are incorporated to help make each student the best performer they can be.