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Three young girls in elaborate costumes sing on a stage with a blurred, abstract background.

Theatre Program

Beginning in the Lower School years, students have opportunities to explore and develop their creativity through summer acting camps, designed to strengthen confidence, self-esteem, public speaking, and verbal communication skills. These experiences help students become more comfortable expressing themselves while learning the value of teamwork, preparation, and perseverance.

In Middle School, students are introduced to the foundational concepts and history of theatre arts. Through role-play, performance exercises, and drama techniques, students cultivate imagination, develop characterization skills, and grow in confidence as performers and communicators. Theatre instruction also encourages students to think creatively, work collaboratively, and appreciate storytelling as a powerful form of communication and expression.

At the High School level, students have opportunities to pursue more advanced training in both performance and technical theatre. Course offerings equip students with acting techniques, stage presence, production knowledge, and technical expertise in areas such as stage design, lighting, sound, and backstage production. Students are encouraged to pursue excellence while learning the responsibility and discipline required to produce high-quality performances.

Yearly productions provide students with valuable opportunities to serve both onstage and backstage, allowing every student to contribute according to their gifts and interests. Our Theatre Program is designed not only to develop artistic skill, but also to equip students to use their creativity, character, and talents to honor Christ and impact others for His glory in the classroom, on the stage, and beyond.
 

Some of our past productions include: Cinderella: Youth Edition, Hello, Dolly!, The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe, Pride and Prejudice, Frozen JR., Beauty and the Beast, Peter Pan, The Sound of Music, Annie JR., Cheaper by the Dozen, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Meet Me in St. Louis, High Window, Any Body for Tea, The Taming of the Shrew, A Comedy of Errors, Little Women, The Miracle Worker, Annie

Coming THIS Fall: Disney's The Little Mermaid Jr.!

The foreground features a yellow starfish with "JR" in blue, while the background displays the "Disney The Little Mermaid" logo in stylized blue lettering.

November 19th & 20th, our Middle School students are heading under the sea with Disney’s The Little Mermaid JR.! Join Ariel, Sebastian, Flounder, and friends for a fun-filled production featuring memorable music, colorful characters, and plenty of adventure as our students bring this beloved story to life on stage.

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Cinderella: Youth Edition (Fall 2025)

A young girl in a white gown and tiara holds hands with a boy in a white tunic and crown, while other costumed performers stand in the background on a stage with a grand staircase backdrop.
Two young women, one in a sparkling gown holding a wand and the other in a simple dress and apron, stand on a stage with a projected backdrop of a rustic outdoor scene.
In the foreground, actors in period costumes are on stage serving food to a king and queen, while the background features a projected image of a grand ballroom.
Two individuals wearing elaborate costumes and headpieces are performing on a stage with a natural backdrop.
Two young girls in colorful costumes, one blue and one pink, perform on a stage with a grand ballroom backdrop.
Two young women in elaborate costumes, one in white and the other in a satin dress, stand arm-in-arm in the foreground, while other similarly costumed individuals are visible in the blurred background.
Two young girls in historical costumes, one holding a stack of brown packages, stand on a stage with a blurred, painted backdrop of a village scene.
A young woman in a sparkling dress and headscarf holds a wand on a stage with chairs in the foreground and a blurred, dimly lit backdrop.
A young man in a king's costume and a woman in a golden dress sit on ornate chairs in the foreground, while a woman in a chef's uniform stands to the left, with a blurred backdrop of a window and curtains behind them.
Four young women in medieval costumes sing on a stage with a painted backdrop of a village scene.
Hello, Dolly! (2025)
A woman in a vibrant red feathered costume stands center stage with two young men in vests and bow ties behind her, all against a backdrop of red curtains.
Two women in vintage costumes, one in a shimmering purple dress and the other in a blue dress with a large bow, stand on a stage with a dark curtain in the background.
A group of young performers in period costumes stand on a stage in front of a painted backdrop of a brick building, with an audience visible in the foreground.
A woman in a white hat and dress speaks to a man in a suit and hat against a backdrop of a wooden wall and a door.
Four children in period costumes sing on stage with a blurred cityscape in the background.
Four young women in white blouses and black skirts, holding golden platters, perform on a stage with a dark curtain and some greenery in the background.
A woman in a blue dress and hat, carrying a floral bag, stands next to a man in a plaid suit and top hat, with a projected image of a building in the background.
A young woman in historical attire sits at a desk in the foreground, while a judge and two police officers stand behind her against a dark curtain backdrop.
Four actors in period costumes stand on a stage with a dark blue curtain in the background.
A group of young people in vintage clothing and hats sing on a stage with a dark curtain in the background.
The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe (2024)
A theatrical production features a person in a lion costume in the foreground, with actors dressed as Dorothy, the Scarecrow, and the Tin Man on a stage with a cloudy sky backdrop.
Four children in costumes, one as a unicorn and three as bears, stand on a stage with a dark, sparse background.
A woman in a white gown and elaborate headdress stands center stage with a jar and wand, flanked by a young girl in a green dress on the left and a boy in a cap and suspenders on the right, against a dark backdrop with bare branches.
Four young actors in costume stand on a stage in front of a large lion prop, with an audience visible in the foreground.
Two young girls in costumes, one with braided pigtails and a dark blue dress, the other with a light pink top and a patterned skirt, stand on a stage with a dark backdrop and whimsical tree decorations.
A person in a wolf mask and police uniform stands center stage with other actors and a dark curtain in the background.
A large, cartoonish lion costume stands center stage with a young woman in a tan outfit to its right, while another person in a brown animal costume stands to the left, all against a dark background with some greenery.
Two young actors in costume stand on a stage with a dark background featuring bare, white branches adorned with small lights.
Two boys in oversized coats stand on a stage with a dark background and a projection screen.
Four children in animal costumes stand on a stage with a dark background.
In the foreground, three young actors in costume stand on a stage, while in the blurred background, other performers and stage props are visible.
Two young actresses in costume, one with a feathered headdress and sword, stand on a stage with a dark background and a bare tree branch in the foreground.
Children in animal costumes stand on a stage with a dark background and greenery.

The mission of the MCA Theatre Program is to inspire students to pursue their God-given potential in the performing arts through excellent productions, meaningful instruction, and a professional yet encouraging environment. Through theatre, students are challenged to grow creatively, communicate confidently, collaborate effectively, and use their talents to glorify God both on and off the stage.