Young Rep Classes FAQ
Young Rep Classes are classes that meet once a week for four weeks for students ages 13-20. These shorter classes are focused on one theme each session and are capped at 12 students each to ensure individualized feedback and small-group community building. Young Rep classes are open to youth aged 13–20, with each class limited to 12 students. Fall 2025 Young Rep classes are on Saturdays from 1-3 p.m. Young Rep classes are held at Seattle Rep, 155 Mercer St. Full directions and parking details will be provided after enrollment. Fall 2025 Young Rep classes are $400 per four-week session. Contact our Education team for information about scholarship and financial aid opportunities Each day, students should bring: No. Young Rep classes are designed to support students at a variety of skill levels and emphasize growth through collaboration, training, and performance. Yes. Seattle Rep is committed to access and inclusion. If cost is a barrier, we encourage families to inquire about financial aid options. Contact our Education team for more. Registration is available on the Seattle Rep website beginning July 14, 2025. We recommend registering early, as spots are limited. Please reach out to the Seattle Rep Education team with any questions about the programs, registration, or accommodations.What are Young Rep classes?
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Production Intensive FAQ
The Summer Young Rep Production Intensive is a 5-week immersive theater training and performance program for young actors ages 13–20, culminating in a fully produced staging of Kimberly Belflower's Lost Girl on Seattle Rep's Leo K. stage in August. Participants work with professional directors and designers to build acting technique, ensemble skills, and performance polish Yes, auditions for Lost Girl will take place March 18 & 19, 2026 (choose one date to attend). Scroll up on this page to read more audition details. Don’t let the title fool you—Lost Girl is for everyone. All youth ages 13–20 of any gender identity are welcome and invited to audition. Tech week and performances are mandatory. Contact Deanna Martinez, Education & Community Programs Director, with conflicts for rehearsals. Performance and tech days are non-negotiable. The Production Intensive rehearsals will be held at Alhadeff Studio Theater (across the walkway from Seattle Rep) and in rehearsal spaces at Seattle Rep. Tech week and performances will take place in the Leo K. Theater at Seattle Rep. Full directions and parking details will be provided after enrollment. The tuition for the Young Rep Production Intensive is $1,000 for the full 5-week program. This includes all instruction, production materials, and access to professional theater facilities. Contact Education for scholarship and financial aid opportunities. Yes. Seattle Rep is committed to access and inclusion. If cost is a barrier, we encourage families to inquire about financial aid options. Contact our Education team for more. Prior acting experience is helpful but not required. Our Production Intensives are designed to support students at a variety of skill levels and emphasize growth through collaboration, training, and performance. Students perform on the Leo K. stage with full sets, lights, costumes, and an audience, mirroring Seattle Rep’s professional production standards. Families and friends are welcome to attend. Each Production Intensive student will receive two complimentary tickets for family or friends to use any time in the run of performances. Please reach out to the Seattle Rep Education team with any questions about the programs, registration, or accommodations.What is the Young Rep Production Intensive?
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