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 programs are available to artists ages five to adults!
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 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.
As in-person programs resume, what COVID safety measures are you taking?
Studio 52 is taking every possible precaution to ensure the safety and well-being of our staff, students, and community. Our key safety measures* for in-person camps are:
Who teaches Studio 52 classes and camps?
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.
Can I pay for tuition in installments?
Yes. Partial payments for tuition-based classes or camps may be made over the phone by calling the Box Office at (828) 693-0731. A deposit is required to secure the student’s spot in the program.
Are discounts available for multiple students or multiple classes or camps?
Students and families that register for more than one class or camp are offered a $15-$25 discount for each additional class or camp within most semesters. This offer applies to multiple programs for one student or family discounts for siblings.
Are scholarships available?
Yes! Scholarships are available for all tuition-based classes and camps. 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 for all tuition-based programs. The application form includes basic student, guardian, and household information as well as a short written statement outlining the purpose and significance of a scholarship.
Please note that scholarships are not available for donation-based workshops.
What is a virtual theatre class?
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 I have to live in North Carolina to take a virtual program with Studio 52?
Virtual theatre classes and workshops allow artists to connect from all across the country! Current classes include students from Florida, Georgia, Arkansas, Maryland, Virginia, Connecticut, California, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and New York.
Do virtual theatre classes have a final performance?
Classes that meet for a full semester generally include some element of a virtual performance or sharing, but the emphasis of Studio 52 is the process of creating theatre together.
What supplies do I need to participate in a virtual theatre class?
A device (preferably a computer but smaller devices also work), stable internet, Zoom installed on your computer, headphones (for musical theatre students), a distraction-free learning space, imagination, creativity, and a sense of adventure.
Additional questions?
Email our Director of Education Anna Kimmell at AnnaK@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 programs are available to artists ages five to adults!
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 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.
As in-person programs resume, what COVID safety measures are you taking?
Studio 52 is taking every possible precaution to ensure the safety and well-being of our staff, students, and community. Our key safety measures* for in-person camps are:
- Limited class sizes.
- Masks requirements indoors for staff and students.
- Use of outdoor spaces for increased ventilation during classes and performance.
- Modified activities to ensure proper social distancing
- Hand sanitizer stations in every space.
- Staggered bathroom breaks and routine cleaning of bathrooms.
- Temperature checks upon arrival each day.
- Individually-assigned materials for classes, rehearsals, and performances.
- Outdoor drop off and pick up.
- Routine cleaning of all shared spaces and surfaces.
- The option to transition to virtual learning at any time should a participant report exposure or illness.
Who teaches Studio 52 classes and camps?
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.
Can I pay for tuition in installments?
Yes. Partial payments for tuition-based classes or camps may be made over the phone by calling the Box Office at (828) 693-0731. A deposit is required to secure the student’s spot in the program.
Are discounts available for multiple students or multiple classes or camps?
Students and families that register for more than one class or camp are offered a $15-$25 discount for each additional class or camp within most semesters. This offer applies to multiple programs for one student or family discounts for siblings.
Are scholarships available?
Yes! Scholarships are available for all tuition-based classes and camps. 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 for all tuition-based programs. The application form includes basic student, guardian, and household information as well as a short written statement outlining the purpose and significance of a scholarship.
Please note that scholarships are not available for donation-based workshops.
What is a virtual theatre class?
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 I have to live in North Carolina to take a virtual program with Studio 52?
Virtual theatre classes and workshops allow artists to connect from all across the country! Current classes include students from Florida, Georgia, Arkansas, Maryland, Virginia, Connecticut, California, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and New York.
Do virtual theatre classes have a final performance?
Classes that meet for a full semester generally include some element of a virtual performance or sharing, but the emphasis of Studio 52 is the process of creating theatre together.
What supplies do I need to participate in a virtual theatre class?
A device (preferably a computer but smaller devices also work), stable internet, Zoom installed on your computer, headphones (for musical theatre students), a distraction-free learning space, imagination, creativity, and a sense of adventure.
Additional questions?
Email our Director of Education Anna Kimmell at AnnaK@flatrockplayhouse.org.
