Question 1

My child doesn’t have a diagnosis. Is this program for them as well?

Accepted Answer

ABSOLUTELY! We are an inclusive program, which means young people with and without diagnoses perform and learn together. In order to remain inclusive, we need young people with and without diagnoses to participate. Our program is valuable to those without diagnoses to help learn empathy and to work with individuals who they may not have an opportunity to otherwise.

Question 2

Why do you charge a registration fee?

Accepted Answer

Maintaining a theatre company involves many expenses. Even seemingly minor items like paper, ink, and markers for a class can accumulate a significant cost. The expenses associated with producing a show, including props, costumes, set pieces, sound equipment, and more, can be substantial.

Despite these costs, we take pride in creating a unique and memorable experience for our performers. Additionally, we offer scholarships to ensure accessibility to all, having never turned down an applicant.

Question 3

My child is a bit shy and would prefer helping backstage. Does the musical include backstage work?

Accepted Answer

Yes! All In Theatre has a stage crew program in conjunction with our musical program for performers. Our stage crew program includes instruction and hands on learning.  The program culminates with the stage crew students working on a fulling produced musical!  Our stage crew students will learn about all the elements that go into a production including costumes, props, sets, sound, lighting, and stage management.  They will then be able to see how these elements come together to produce a show as they take their own spot as part of the stage crew

Question 4

How does casting work for the shows?

Accepted Answer

Auditions can be stressful, even for seasoned actors! Our goal is to make this process as fun and stress-free as possible. To start, our auditions are called role placements because everyone who registers for our program gets a featured part!

At our first rehearsal for each show, we spend time getting to know each other, playing theatre games, and learning role placement materials. The following rehearsal, we have role placements. This involves singing a portion of a song from the show and performing a few of a character’s lines from the show. We all perform the same material and cheer each other on!

Question 5

What ages are your programs for?

Accepted Answer

Our classes and summer camps are for ages 7 and up.  The musical programs are for ages 10-22 for performers and ages 14 and up for stage crew. We welcome volunteers of all abilities for our musical programs who are over the age of 22.

CLASSES, SHOWS, AND CAMPS

2026-2027 Season

Fall Class: Intro to Improv

Winter Musical: The Lion King Kids

Winter Class

Spring Musical: The Wizard of Oz

Summer Camps

2026-2027 Season Lancaster

Fall Class: An Exploration of Theatre

Musical Program

HOW IT WORKS

Scholarship Program

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FAQs

My child doesn’t have a diagnosis. Is this program for them as well?

Why do you charge a registration fee?

My child is a bit shy and would prefer helping backstage. Does the musical include backstage work?

How does casting work for the shows?

What ages are your programs for?

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