Program Details

Overview

Program Overview

The All Eyes On Me Summer Program is a nonprofit musical theater training program designed for children ages 5–13. Over the course of 8 weeks, students are immersed in a structured, supportive, and creative environment where they develop skills in singing, acting, and dance while building confidence and self-expression.

Each session is designed to be both educational and engaging, culminating in a final live showcase where students perform for family and friends, demonstrating their growth, dedication, and creativity.

At the heart of our program is one belief: every child deserves the opportunity to be seen, supported, and celebrated through the arts.

Ages 5–13 8 weeks No experience required Final showcase

Structure

Program Structure

The program runs as an 8-week intensive summer experience, with consistent weekly rehearsals and workshops. Each session includes:

Vocal warm-ups and technique training
Acting exercises and character development
Choreography and movement training
Ensemble rehearsal and staging work
Reflection and confidence-building activities

A typical class is structured to balance discipline and creativity, ensuring students are actively learning while also feeling safe, encouraged, and engaged. Our approach is designed to mirror real musical theater rehearsal environments in a developmentally appropriate way for young performers.

Curriculum

What Students Learn

Every class is designed to nurture both performance skills and personal growth.

Vocal Performance

Breath control and vocal strength
Projection and articulation
Singing in groups and harmonies
Character-based vocal expression

Acting

Character development
Emotional expression and storytelling
Scene work and dialogue delivery
Stage presence and confidence

Dance & Movement

Choreography and timing
Spatial awareness on stage
Coordination and performance energy
Ensemble movement and formations

Performance Skills

Working as part of a team
Rehearsal discipline and focus
Confidence in front of an audience
Commitment to growth and improvement

Celebration

Final Showcase Performance

The program concludes with a final showcase performance, where students present what they have learned over the 8-week experience. This performance is:

Open to families and invited guests
A celebration of progress, not perfection
A chance for every student to shine on stage
A meaningful conclusion to their training experience

The showcase allows students to experience the full process of musical theater — from rehearsal to performance — while building pride in their hard work and accomplishments.