Musical Theatre Productions
Students in grades 3–12 (grouped by age) learn acting, singing, and dancing in weekly musical theatre classes taught by experienced professionals. Each class works towards a fully-staged musical performance, as well as a musical revue at CenterPoint Theatre. Please note that some additional rehearsals outside of class time are required, and dedicated attendance is necessary. Because these classes are popular, students are placed through an audition process. In-person auditions for our 2026-2027 MTP Classes will be held May 11th-16th 2026. Video auditions are also accepted year-round to fill vacancies as they arise. Email Academy@cptutah.org with questions.
Students in 9th-12th grade explore a broad range of musical theater skills, including acting, singing, dancing, character development, and much more in weekly classes. To culminate the class experience, students share what they learn in two productions – a musical revue in October and a musical in March.
Students in 7th-8th grade explore a broad range of musical theater skills, including acting, singing, dancing, character development, and much more in weekly classes. To culminate the class experience, students share what they learn in two productions – a musical revue on the Mountain America Main Stage in December and a musical in April.
Students in 3rd-6th grade explore a broad range of musical theater skills, including acting, singing, dancing, character development, and much more in weekly classes. To culminate the class experience, students share what they learn in two productions – a musical in January and February and a musical revue on the Mountain America Main Stage in April.
Musical Theatre for Every Age & Stage
CenterPoint Academy offers a wide range of open-enrollment theatre classes for all ages, from early childhood through teens. Young students explore the foundations of performing arts through age-appropriate classes that blend storytelling, music, movement, and creativity. With additional opportunities to audition, perform, and grow, these classes are excellent for students of all skill levels.
Sing, Act, Play offers young students ages 4 through Kindergarten an engaging introduction to theatre through drama, music, movement, and visual art. Three times a year, students share what they learn in performances.
Through engaging activities that include storytelling, music, stage movement, and creating characters, younger students explore the foundations and techniques of effective performance in this class designed to give first and second-grade students a foundation in the performing arts. The students participate in three performances during the year to round out the meaningful learning experience.
With more frequent audition and performance opportunities and enrollment open at multiple points throughout the year, Musical Theatre Showcase is the perfect class for aspiring performers to experience a variety of styles and characters while developing their skills. There’s no audition required for enrollment, just register and come play!
Session 1
3rd-6th Grade
Thursdays
Session 2
3rd-6th Grade
Thursdays
Session 3
7th-8th Grade
Mondays
Session 4
9th-12 Grade
Mondays
Triple Threat Training
Students can focus exclusively on stage acting through in-depth script analysis, character development, and performances; build their skills in a variety of musical theatre dance styles; or develop their confidence in singing. Each class is designed to build skills and a love of theatre, with multiple performance opportunities throughout the year and expert instruction in a supportive, engaging environment.
This acting-focused class is dedicated entirely to building strong stage acting skills for musicals, plays, and beyond. Students learn script analysis, character development, and performance techniques through monologues and scenes, gaining confidence and discovering the acting approach that works best for them. The class culminates in a fall showcase and a full play performance in the Spring.
This 6-class dance series focuses on the styles most commonly used in musical theatre, helping students become stronger, more well-rounded, and more castable performers. Classes are grouped by age and skill level, from beginner to advanced, with instruction tailored to each dancer’s ability. Students are encouraged to pair this class with Musical Theatre Productions, and final placement is confirmed during the first few weeks of class.
Tuesdays
7th-8th Grade Juniors Level 1
Fridays
Tuesdays
7th-8th Grade Junior Level 2
Fridays
Tuesdays
3rd-6th Grade Elementary Level 1
Fridays
Thursdays
9th-12th Grade High School Level 1
Fridays
Thursdays
9th-12th Grade High School Level 2
Fridays
Thursdays
9th-12th Grade High School Level 3
Fridays
Group Voice for Musical Theatre classes at CenterPoint Academy are designed to help students develop and increase their vocal talent in a group setting. Key elements of vocal production, like pitch, intonation, rhythm, and correct breathing are the focus of weekly sessions. Students will perform in two vocal recitals – one in December and one in April.
Wednesdays
4th-6th Grade
Fridays
Mondays
7th-12th Grade
Fridays
Group Voice for Musical Theatre
Group Voice for Musical Theatre classes at CenterPoint Academy are designed to help students develop and increase their vocal talent in a group setting. Key elements of vocal production, like pitch, intonation, rhythm, and correct breathing are the focus of weekly sessions. Students will perform in two vocal recitals – one in December and one in April.
Technical Theatre
CenterPoint Academy prepares students to work in all facets of community and professional theatre, including behind the scenes. Our Backstage class offers hands-on experience working on real productions alongside professional technical directors, designers, and craftsmen.
Auditioned Shows
In addition to our three Musical Theatre Productions classes, CenterPoint Academy produces three extra Auditioned Shows: and one for 7th-12th grades in June, one for 9th-12th grades in September, one for 5th-8th grades in October.
These shows will be audition-based and are open to the general public, not just current Academy students. They are designed to supplement, but not replace, your weekly Musical Theatre classes. Casting decisions are at the sole discretion of each production team. We expect there to be a great turnout for these auditions, so we recommend you see these as great opportunities but not plan your year around just these shows.
$275 one-time tuition, charged only to those cast in each show following auditions.
