COURSE CURRICULUM

The Conservatory-Style Performing Arts curriculum is a comprehensive six-semester program that develops students into versatile performers skilled in acting, singing, dancing, and musical theatre. In the first semester, foundational courses such as Acting I, Voice I, Dance I, Music Theatre I, Musicianship I, and Performance I provide students with essential techniques in all three areas, alongside opportunities to explore an elective of their choice. Semester two builds on this foundation with Acting II, Voice II, Dance II, Music Theatre II, Musicianship II, Performance II, and Theatre Business I, integrating performance skills with practical knowledge of the entertainment industry. The third semester introduces advanced techniques in Acting III, Voice III, Dance III, Music Theatre III, Musicianship III, and Performance III, while offering another elective to expand students’ artistic breadth. Semester four continues the development with Acting IV, Voice IV, Dance IV, Music Theatre IV, Musicianship IV, Performance IV, and Theatre Business II, emphasizing refinement and professionalism. Semesters five and six culminate in advanced performance and leadership courses such as Acting V and VI, Voice V and VI, Dance V and VI, Music Theatre V and VI, Musicianship V and VI, Performance V and VI, and Theatre Business III, providing rigorous training in all disciplines. This program ensures graduates are highly skilled, stage-ready performers, capable of pursuing careers in theatre, film, television, and live performance.