Our Fall 2026 after school theatre workshop was open for any child in the San Juan Unified School District (including home school) aged 7 - 13. Registration for this production will open May 11. Rehearsals and performances will all take place at Twin Lakes Elementary school, 5515 Main Avenue, Orangevale.  For any questions, please contact Stage Right Productions at 916-281-6372 or via email at: performing@stagerightproductions.net. 

PETER PAN REHEARSAL SCHEDULE

 

Introducing SRP’s: The S-T-A-G-E Method

 

  • Week 1: Getting to know the Show. Auditions/ Casting the show/ Music/scripts are given

  • Week 3: Getting to know the Theater terms. Theater terms/staging and blocking songs.

  • Week 4: Getting to understand Acting. Becoming an actor. What do the lines mean? What does my character want

  • Week 5 & 6: Giving it Your all. Practice, practice and practice some more…

  • Week 7 & 8: Energy. It’s performance time and being on stage is about creating a community energy onstage and off…it’s the magic.


Week 1: Getting to know the Show: (Aug 31-Sept 4)

  •  Games for team building

  •  Teaching audition protocol

  •  Auditions: Singing/Dancing/Acting

  •  Casting the show/

  •  Begin to pull costumes

  •  Understanding the plot and the characters

  •  Sing /read thru

 

Week 2 Theater Terms (September 9 and 11th)

*No rehearsal 9/7-Labor Day

  •  Games for understanding stage terms (areas of the stage/blocking, projection, diction, props/costumes)

  •  Learning music/Learning dances

  •  Blocking/staging the songs w the dances

 

Week 3 ACTING (September 14-18)

Games that help with character development: What do I want/How do I get it

  •  More Songs, More Dances putting it together

  •  Blocking Scenes: 1-3 with songs

  •  Singing with purpose

  • Helping Parent Needed

  •  Costume Check #1 Costume Committee Needs to Be at Rehearsal

 

Week 4 Giving it Your All (part 1) (September 21-25)

  •  Games that teach story telling/learning lines

  •  Blocking Scenes 4-7 with songs

  • Helping Parent Needed

 

Week 5 Giving it Your All (part 2-adding props and set pieces) (September 28-October 2)*

  •  Review of Games (props/costumes/backstage)

  •  Clean up Scenes 1-3

  •  Clean up Scene 4-7

  • Helping Parent Needed

  •   *Costume Parade/Costume Team needs to be at rehearsal


Week 6 Energy part 1 (October 7 & 9) No School 10/5 *Extended rehearsal time to 6pm
*Actors need their base costumes and tubs

  •  Games that build energy and teamwork

  •  Dry Runs of the show with costumes, props, set

  • Helping Parent Needed

  • *Cast board needs to be designed and put together

 

Week 7 & 8 Energy part 2-Tech Week (10/14&10/16 and 10/19 & 10/20) *Extended rehearsal time to 6pm

  •  Discussion: Respecting the process/ backstage etiquette

  • Costume Team needs to be available at rehearsal

  • Hair/Make Parents need to be at rehearsal/performances beginning 10/19-10/22

  • Tech staff needs to be at rehearsal 10/16-10/22

  •  Full Tech 10/19, 10/20 *Note 10/20 is a Tuesday

  •  School Performances 10/21 Call is 9:00am

  •  Family/Friends Performance 10/22 Call is 5:30 *Shows are 7 and 8 pm

  • Performance/Cast Party Crew Needs to be at-Set up & Clean Up Committee call at 5:30 on 10/22

 

PETER PAN OVERVIEW

This year’s after school musical theater workshop will feature a production of Peter Pan. Participants will have the opportunity to bring this beloved story to life through acting, singing, and dancing, while developing their performance skills in a supportive and fun environment. All children with all abilities ages 7-13 are welcome into the workshop.  Space in the workshop is limited, students will be accepted on a first-come basis. Registration is open only to Twin Lakes Elementary School students UNTIL August 21, 2026. After this date, if spots are available, registration will be open to all SJUSD students, ages 7-13.

 

All Rehearsals and Performances will take place in the multi-purpose room at Twin Lakes Elementary School  (5515 Main Avenue, Orangevale, CA). A mandatory parent meeting will be held on August 31 (after rehearsal).

 

Tuition Information and Schedule

Mandatory Technical Rehearsals (While it is preferred that all cast members attend all rehearsals, please do not sign your student up if they are unable to attend these rehearsals and, or performances).

 

  • Monday, October 12:    3:30 pm to 6:30 pm

  • Wednesday, October 14:  3:30 pm to 6:30 pm

  • Friday, October 16: 3:30 pm to 6:30 pm

  • Monday, October 19: 3:30 pm to 6:30 pm

 

Performances  (all performances are mandatory)

 

  • Wednesday, October 21, two school performances (9:00 am & 11:00 am)

  • Thursday, October 22, two family/friends performances (7:00 pm & 9:00 pm)

 

Tuition and Parent Participation
        $300.00 for any student within the San Juan Unified School District.
        $275.00 for students who attend Twin Lakes Elementary School)
        

        *Payment may be made in (3 installments)
        $100.00 with registration
        $100.00 on or before August 31st
        $100.00 (or $75.00 for Twin Lakes Students) October 2.


Parent Participation is a requirement for student participation in this workshop.  

Parents (or other adult representatives for the child) are required to sign up and participate in one of the following committees:

 

These committees will operate on a first-come, first-served basis according to sign-up order.

  • Costume Committee: Does not require sewing/but does require attending some rehearsals to assist with costume coordination

  • Set Building/Room Decorations; Room set up date is TBD.

  • Drama Mama’s *These 2 adults attend most of rehearsals and performances.  *There is a 20% tuition discount applied for these roles

  • Photo Committee: Photographs/Cast Board

  • Room Set Up/Clean Up Committee.

  • Cast Party Committee: Requires coordination for the cast party that follows the last performance.

 

Student Requirements:  

All actors age 7-13 are welcome to participate in this 8-week workshop.  While we offer gentle auditions at the first two rehearsals, every student will receive a role in the show.  Our workshop is designed to help every actor feel comfortable on stage with singing, dancing and acting through games and staging.  Each actor is expected to treat other actors, the adult staff/volunteers and themselves with kindness and respect.  If ongoing discipline is required, parents or caregivers will be notified following the rehearsal.  If discipline is needed on a regular basis, parents will be asked to attend the next rehearsal, or the student may be asked to leave the program and no refund will be given.

 

Each student will be required to provide a base costume: pants/leggings, socks, shoes, appropriate undergarments. The color of the base costume will be determined by the costume committee, but are generally black, white or nude coloring.

 

About Stage Right Productions: Stage Right Productions (SRP) is a community theater organization located in Fair Oaks and the surrounding area. Established in 2008, SRP operates as a non-profit community theater under 501c3 status, offering opportunities for actors of all ages. SRP provides programming such as children and teen workshops, adult performed stage plays, and summer musical theater extravagances.  SRP aims to maintain an environment that values respect for individuals, the theater production process, and the art of performance. Our motto is Stage Right Productions, Building Community Onstage and Off.

 

‘PETER PAN’ Rehearsal and Performance Schedule

8 weeks (mostly MWF 3:30-5:30, from August 31 to October 20   

There is no rehearsal on:

  • Monday, September 7 (Labor Day)

  • Monday, October 5 (School Holiday)

Stage Right Productions is a Community Theater non-profit organization serving Fair Oaks and the surrounding communities. Our goal is to produce high quality, artistic, family-friendly community theater and offer educational drama programs for youth.


Our Main Stage production for the summer of 2024 was Disney's Beauty and the Beast and received high praise for choreography, musicality and production. Recent shows include Fiddler on the Roof, The Sound of Music, Little Women, Christmas Carol and Steel Magnolias. 

 

Upcoming this fall is Finding Nemo Kids after school workshop for youth aged 7 to 13. Our most recent youth program was an elementary aged production of Disney's Frozen Kids where we worked with 30 children. They enjoyed learning how to sign, dance and act in a really fun show. We can't wait to work with the kids on Finding Nemo and bringing him safely home.

 

Stage Right Productions is 100% volunteer lead and donor supported. Your financial support through ticket purchases and donations enables us to provide scholarships for our youth workshops as well support our community Main Stage productions.