Joining Central Florida Performing Arts’ Little Bits program is an incredible opportunity for your child! Our program is designed to nurture their budding talents in a supportive and enriching environment. Through engaging classes and performances, children develop essential life skills like confidence, teamwork, and creativity. They’ll explore the world of performing arts, discover their unique potential, and forge lasting friendships with fellow young artists. With experienced instructors and a welcoming community, your child will thrive and find their passion for the stage. Central Florida Performing Arts’ Little Bits is where dreams take center stage, helping your child shine both on and off the platform. 🌟🎭

 

Little Bits Details:

Location: Central Florida Performing Arts rehearsal hall

Address: 4602 35th St. #400 Orlando, FL 32811

Dates: Jan 30-May 11, 2024

Rehearsals: Each week on Tuesdays from 4:00-5:30pm

Dates: 1/30 (Bring a friend!), 2/6, 2/13, 2/20, 2/27, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19 (no class Spring Break), 3/26, 4/2, 4/9, 4/16, 4/23/ 4/30, 5/7, 5/8 TBA add-on

Tech Rehearsal: Saturday, May 4 @3:30-5pm at Marshall Ellis Theater

Performances: May 10th at 5:45pm and May 11th at 12pm

Theater: Performances take place at Marshall Ellis Theater in Central Orlando
Address: 1300 La Quinta Dr #1, Orlando, FL 32809

 Auditions:

We want you to know that at CFPA, everyone is a star! We’re a non-audition group, which means all kids who sign up for our program will get a special role. We have a fantastic system in place where we conduct in-class auditions, ensuring that every child gets a special part. It’s a stress-free process that allows your kids to shine in their own way.

Add-on Audition Class: 1/20/24 @9-12pm Pre-register & pay at the door $50

Little ones are invited to join the big kids at the Audition Class, but please note that it’s a more intense and mature setting. It’s a fantastic opportunity for them to learn and grow, but we want parents to be aware of the difference in the class atmosphere. We always prioritize creating a fun and supportive environment for all our young performers at CFPA.

 

What to wear to rehearsal?

–          Your child can wear comfortable clothing. They could also wear a favorite theater top or other comfortable clothing.

–          On the bottoms, they can wear shorts, leggings, or something comfortable they can move and dance in.

o   No sweatshirts or jeans

–          Shoes: All students must practice in close-toed shoes or jazz shoes.

o   Absolutely no sandals or crocs, as safety is a top priority.

–          Hair: Make sure hair is pulled back and clean so it is not a distraction in class.

What to bring?

–          Water Bottle (normal water-not sodas)

–          Pencil and Highlighter

o   We will provide a folder of all learning materials at registration in class.

Arrival and Dismissal

–          A parent or guardian must walk your child into the studio and pick them up.

–          Go to the bathroom before class.

Parking

–          While parking is generally available, there may be occasions when it becomes a bit challenging. In such cases, we are more than happy to assist in escorting your child outside during pickup. Quick drop-off and pickup on the street or in the side street are perfectly acceptable alternatives to ensure a smooth and efficient process. Your child’s safety and convenience remain our top priorities.

 

Forms to sign upon Arrival

–          Guardian, you’ll be asked to sign a general release and media release upon arrival.

Top-Notch Teachers

Your children are fortunate to have three remarkable teachers at Central Florida Performing Arts. These educators boast impressive resumes and continue to excel in their respective professions while imparting their expertise as top-notch instructors, creating an enriching learning experience.

 

Parents are Allowed to Watch

While we truly appreciate your enthusiasm and interest in our rehearsals, we regret to inform you that due to space limitations, we are unable to accommodate all parents in the rehearsal area. Our lobby serves as our practice space, and visiting can sometimes extend into the studios.

If you would like to stay and observe, we kindly ask that you be respectful of the limited space available. You are welcome to visit the kitchen area if you wish to chat. There may be instances when we request that you relocate to ensure a smooth rehearsal process.

We encourage you to witness the creative process by occasionally popping your heads in at drop-off or dismissal or joining us when space allows. Your support means the world to us, and we appreciate your understanding of these practical constraints.

Thank you for being a part of our journey!

 

Fun for the whole family!

Getting involved can truly enhance this experience, making it more enjoyable for your child and the entire family. When you actively participate, you show your child that you value their interests and are invested in their growth. You’ll also have the opportunity to witness their progress firsthand and share in their excitement and achievements. Additionally, involvement can create memorable bonding moments, fostering stronger family connections. Ultimately, it’s a chance to make this journey not just about your child but about the shared joy of their passions.

We are so thrilled to share this motivating and exciting show with you!

      -Brittany Noltimier

(701) 230-1993

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