Youth Company Productions

The Jr. Companies are designed for students aged 9-12. If your child is 11 or 12 and has never done a show before we suggest doing Jr. Company before Young or Teen as this is a less rigorous process and a good way to ease on in to doing a full production! 

Yes, the Teen Companies are invite-only and typically require prior participation in the young company.  This ensures that students are prepared for the advanced level of commitment and skill development expected in this group.

There are several ways to support us, including volunteering, attending our shows, and signing up for our newsletter. Your involvement helps us continue to offer enriching theater experiences to the community.

Details about our upcoming shows are available on our website under the ‘Productions’ section. We regularly update this page with new information, so be sure to check back often!

Yes! All our company productions are ticketed events. Tickets range from $15-$25 and make it possible for us to do these fully realized productions. 

No. At this time families do not get complimentary tickets to the shows. 

Parents are in charge or supplying the following. 

• Proper under layers for students. We don’t have private dressing rooms for everyone so we require base layers so students feel comfortable changing in front of each other. We will send out information about the base layers we need. 
• Shoes needed for the show. 
• Anything that goes on a head (wig, hat, etc.)

If the total cost for parents (minus the base layer) is over $100 CTC will cover the additional cost. 

We do not allow parents at any rehearsals for CTC shows. Having family at any rehearsal greatly iimpedes the childs growth as they are constantly aware someone is watching them. Plus, it makes the final product less of a surprise!!!

Casting is a very difficult process and the CTC team is very thoughtful and thorough about this process. 

Refund Policy

CTC is built on the values of teamwork, collaboration, and supporting one another—both in class and on stage. Being part of a production is about more than just the final performance; it’s about embracing the process, learning, and growing together.

If this approach doesn’t align with your expectations, you are welcome to withdraw from the class. However, please note that refunds will not be issued, and future participation in CTC classes may be reconsidered. We encourage all students and families to appreciate the journey and the community that makes theater so special!

Our most advanced performance group, Teen Company is invite-only or by audition. Young Company members may be invited to move up, and new students can audition for a spot. This group is made up of highly dedicated performers, and we strive to maintain that level of commitment, professionalism, and passion for the craft!

We strongly recommend supplementing your theater training with piano, voice, and dance lessons to become a well-rounded performer.

• Piano improves your ear, helps with reading music, and allows you to learn songs independently.
• Voice lessons refine your vocal technique and strengthen your instrument.
• Singing regularly, especially in groups, helps train your ear and builds confidence in using your voice.
• Dance increases body awareness and is a crucial skill for any performer. Most professionals start in the ensemble, where strong movement skills are essential!

The more tools you have, the more opportunities you’ll create for yourself on stage.

To keep our cast, crew, and staff healthy, we ask that all students and families follow these guidelines when illness arises:

• Stay Home if Sick – If your child has a fever, vomiting, persistent cough, or any other contagious symptoms, they should stay home until they are symptom-free for at least 24 hours without medication.
• Exposure to Illness – If your child has been exposed to a contagious illness (such as flu, COVID-19, or strep throat), please notify us and follow appropriate health guidelines before returning to class.
• Mild Symptoms? Use Caution – If your child has mild symptoms (such as a runny nose or occasional cough) but feels well enough to participate, we encourage masking and frequent hand washing.
• Missed Classes – We understand that illness happens! We will do our best to provide catch-up materials or notes, but it is also up to the student to contact a cast member to see what they missed and get caught up! 

Your tuition covers:

• Expert instruction from our highly trained instructors
• Costumes for the production
• A show t-shirt
• A commemorative poster
• Access to production photos and videos

What’s Not Included?

• Tickets to the performances are not included in tuition and must be purchased separately.