Where did the name Studio 52 come from?
STUDIO: A safe space where artists learn, collaborate, discover, and explore creative possibilities.
52: Flat Rock Playhouse was officially established in 1952!
What age student can participate at Studio 52?
Current classes are for artists in Kindergarten through 12th grades.
Do students need prior experience to participate in a class or workshop at Studio 52?
Unless otherwise specified in a class description, no prior experience is required to learn with Studio 52. All we ask is that young artists bring their imaginations and enthusiasm. Faculty at Studio 52 approach learning with a sense of joy and adventure and will work with each student to build confidence and motivate them in their personal artistic journey.
What is a virtual theatre class?
Studio 52 is committed to creating the best-possible experience for young artists during times of social distancing. Virtual theatre classes combine all of the most important elements of an in-person theatre class - movement, music, improvisation, small group collaborations, big group discussions, performance, and fun - in an easy-to-use virtual classroom.
Do virtual theatre classes have a final performance?
Yes. While the emphasis of Studio 52 is the process of creating theatre together, we believe that every student deserves to take a bow and receive applause for their hard work and courage! Each Virtual Class will culminate in some form of online showcase, sharing, or screening.
What supplies do I need to participate in a virtual theatre class?
A device (preferably a computer), stable internet, a distraction-free learning space, imagination, creativity, and a sense of adventure.
Who teaches Studio 52 classes?
Studio 52 has assembled a fun and experienced faculty of professional educators and artists. While each teaching artist brings their own flare and unique perspective to the classroom, all faculty are committed to creating a safe and fun learning environment.
How much do Virtual Fall Classes cost?
Classes in the nine-week virtual fall semester range in price from $150-$200. Prices vary depending on the age, weekly class length, and subject matter.
Can I pay for tuition in installments?
Yes. Partial payments for Virtual Fall Classes may be made over the phone by calling the Box Office at (828) 693-0731. A $50 deposit is required to secure the student’s spot in the class. The full payment must be completed by October 30.
Are scholarships available for Virtual Fall Classes?
Yes! The Dave Hart Scholarship Fund was created in memory of Studio 52's friend, artist, and educator Dave Hart. Through this important program, a small number of full and partial need-based scholarships are available upon application. Applications for Virtual Fall Classes are due by September 10. Please fill out the scholarship application form which includes basic student, guardian, and household information as well as a short written statement outlining the purpose and significance of a scholarship.
Additional questions?
Email our education team at Studio52@flatrockplayhouse.org.
STUDIO: A safe space where artists learn, collaborate, discover, and explore creative possibilities.
52: Flat Rock Playhouse was officially established in 1952!
What age student can participate at Studio 52?
Current classes are for artists in Kindergarten through 12th grades.
Do students need prior experience to participate in a class or workshop at Studio 52?
Unless otherwise specified in a class description, no prior experience is required to learn with Studio 52. All we ask is that young artists bring their imaginations and enthusiasm. Faculty at Studio 52 approach learning with a sense of joy and adventure and will work with each student to build confidence and motivate them in their personal artistic journey.
What is a virtual theatre class?
Studio 52 is committed to creating the best-possible experience for young artists during times of social distancing. Virtual theatre classes combine all of the most important elements of an in-person theatre class - movement, music, improvisation, small group collaborations, big group discussions, performance, and fun - in an easy-to-use virtual classroom.
Do virtual theatre classes have a final performance?
Yes. While the emphasis of Studio 52 is the process of creating theatre together, we believe that every student deserves to take a bow and receive applause for their hard work and courage! Each Virtual Class will culminate in some form of online showcase, sharing, or screening.
What supplies do I need to participate in a virtual theatre class?
A device (preferably a computer), stable internet, a distraction-free learning space, imagination, creativity, and a sense of adventure.
Who teaches Studio 52 classes?
Studio 52 has assembled a fun and experienced faculty of professional educators and artists. While each teaching artist brings their own flare and unique perspective to the classroom, all faculty are committed to creating a safe and fun learning environment.
How much do Virtual Fall Classes cost?
Classes in the nine-week virtual fall semester range in price from $150-$200. Prices vary depending on the age, weekly class length, and subject matter.
Can I pay for tuition in installments?
Yes. Partial payments for Virtual Fall Classes may be made over the phone by calling the Box Office at (828) 693-0731. A $50 deposit is required to secure the student’s spot in the class. The full payment must be completed by October 30.
Are scholarships available for Virtual Fall Classes?
Yes! The Dave Hart Scholarship Fund was created in memory of Studio 52's friend, artist, and educator Dave Hart. Through this important program, a small number of full and partial need-based scholarships are available upon application. Applications for Virtual Fall Classes are due by September 10. Please fill out the scholarship application form which includes basic student, guardian, and household information as well as a short written statement outlining the purpose and significance of a scholarship.
Additional questions?
Email our education team at Studio52@flatrockplayhouse.org.
