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New Rehearsal Location: Inside the Orlando Science Center

oRLANDO Youth Theater

for kids in grades K-12

Watch your child regain their confidence and communication skills in just 12 quick weeks.

At Central Florida Performing Arts, our students participate in weekly rehearsals and a final performance in November and April where they learn new skills that push them out of their comfort zone. This pushes our students to gain confidence and finally start making friends.

What we Offer

We put on 2 MUSICALS a year. This program runs 10-12 weeks and trains children in singing, dancing, and acting while putting on a grand final performance. 

Technique Workshops

Engaging in technique-enhancement workshops greatly contributes to your child’s growth and development.

  •  – We are delighted to provide these workshops at an exclusive discounted rate
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  •  – Offering 1-2 sessions per semester. These sessions are held on Saturday or Sunday mornings, starting at 9 AM and concluding at 12 PM.
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  •  – Workshop content spans various skill levels and styles, such as tap dancing, flexibility training, vocal mastery, stagecraft, audition preparation, show specific technique, and college preparation. 

These carefully designed workshops serve as a valuable tool to enhance your child’s skill set within a professional and supportive learning environment.

$50 – Register ahead but pay at the door

summer camp Details

Immerse your child in the magical world of Musical Theater, where they can unleash their imagination and creativity.

 

Students engage in singing, dancing, and acting with opportunities for technique development and workshops. Each participant has a specific focus and equal chances for special moments. The program emphasizes positivity, leadership, and a successful rehearsal process for Orlando theater students since 1998.

*Schedule change to July 15 and 16 

Break out of your shell in july 2025

at the Orlando Theater Workshop

Exclusively for kids ages 7-18 looking for a strong community to learn new skills and regain self-confidence

Message from your Director

Brittany Noltimier

After 10 years as a national dance judge, award-winning educator, and former professional dancer at Disney World, Brittany believes in individualized paths to success. She travels globally to study dance and aims to bring big city opportunities to small town artists.

“My mission is to inspire small-town dancers to overcome geographic limitations, gain equal opportunities, and pursue their dancing dreams. I understand their struggles with lack of support and fear of failure, and aim to empower them to compete with city dancers and achieve success.”

Which is why I am inviting you to launch your dreams: where the true-hearted talent rises to the top… not just the people with the advantage.

It is life changing when they finally surpass their limits and it is an honor to see their transformation in confidence. These young dancers reach new heights they never could have thought possible! The parent gets to be a part of their process their number one front runner; just as my mom was (and still is) for me.” – Brittany

FAQ's

No, we have beginner to advanced students. When putting on a musical, there is a need for all levels and talents. Each child is given a specific role to make them succeed and learn to their best ability.

CFPA is a program to work with busy schedules and teach time management. Everyone is busy, but it’s how you choose to use your time. We choose to use it at CFPA!

Students meet for 3 hours a week on Monday nights. Depending on your role, will require some outside preparation. We say plan to practice 15 minutes a day and you’ll come back to rehearsal confident and much stronger.  Total commitment of 3-5 hours a week.

Additional Commitments:

Week 1 we hold auditions and 1 additional vocal rehearsal on Friday and/or Saturday.  

Show week: The weekend prior to the show Sat and/or Sun will be a long rehearsal in the theater. We will hold a TBA rehearsal the Mon-Wed the week of the show at our rehearsal facility. This is their final chance to work in the theatre like professionals. Then our performances will be held Friday-Sunday.

We understand that conflicts and unexpected things come up. If we know about it ahead of time, sometimes we can work out the schedule so your child won’t miss too much… but we cannot go back and reteach. Each week, we learn new material and move on. It is your child’s responsibility to learn what they missed.

No child is required to audition. We highly encourage and recommend it as it is a great learning lesson but we do not force the kids to audition. Only students who audition will get speaking and singing roles.

We also have a separate program called the SHOW ENSEMBLE built for new students to musical theater. It is a 3 week commitment where they still get to be onstage and in the shows. No students in the show ensemble will audition.