Shows

FALL 2026

“The Crucible”

FAll 2026 Crossover Production

By Arthur Miller

Auditions

Tuesday, Sept. 9th at 6pm

Sunday, Sept. 13th at 6pm

Open to Students Entering Grades 6th through 12th

“Base” Rehearsal Schedule:

Sundays, Mondays & Wednesdays, 6pm – 8:30/9pm*

(*Not Every Cast member Will be Called for Every Rehearsal)

Performance Dates:

November 20th - 22nd

Cost:  $275

SPACE IS LIMITED!

Location:

PRIDE PERFORMING ARTS

49-51 Main Street, Sayville

(Entrance is in the back next to the Aegean Café. 

Use the Center Street Parking Lot, Field #15, between Greene and Railroad Avenues.)

ABOUT THE SHOW

The Crucible is one of the most acclaimed plays in the American theatrical canon.

This exciting drama about the Puritan purge of witchcraft in old Salem is a gripping and timely parable of contemporary society.

THE CRUCIBLE is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Dramatists Play Service.

www.concordtheatricals.com

“Madeline’s Christmas”

Fall 2026 Junior Musical

Book and Lyrics by Jennifer Kirkeby. Music by Shirley Mier.

Based on the Book by Ludwig Bemelmans.

Auditions

Saturday, Sept. 12th at 10am

Tuesday, Sept. 15th at 6pm

Open to Students Entering Grades 3rd thru 10th*

“Base” Rehearsal Schedule:**

Saturdays from 10am - 12pm

Tuesdays from 6pm – 8pm

(**Note: This is an “Ensemble” Show. Most Cast Members WILL be Called for Every Rehearsal.

*Students over 5’2” Might be Considered for the Role of Miss Clavel ONLY.)

Performance Dates:

December 11th - 13th (6 Performances)

Cost:  $250

SPACE IS LIMITED!

Location:

PRIDE PERFORMING ARTS

49-51 Main Street, Sayville

(Entrance is in the back next to the Aegean Café. 

Use the Center Street Parking Lot, Field #15, between Greene and Railroad Avenues.)

ABOUT THE SHOW

“In an old house in Paris that was covered with vines lived twelve little girls in two straight lines,” 

begins the story of Madeline. This holiday season will be unlike any other for Madeline and her friends.

While on their morning walk with Miss Clavel, the girls come down with the flu, and as they take to their bed,

many wonder if they will be able to go home for Christmas. With the arrival of a mysterious stranger,

Madeline and the other girls get a holiday adventure beyond their wildest dreams.

A musical play adapted from Ludwig Bemelmans’ delightful book. A holiday treat for the whole family!

Presented by Special Arrangement with Dramatic Publishing Company of Woodstock, Illinois 

“Brandy Snaps!”

A 1950’s Original Atomic Parody!

Fall 2026 Junior Elite Production

Auditions by Invitation Only

Thursday, September 10th at 6pm

Open to Students Entering Grades 7th thru 11th*

(*NOTE: We will also be casting One or Two Students from Grades 3rd thru 6th for the Role of “Peanut” Only.)

“Base” Rehearsal Schedule:**

Sundays from 1pm - 4pm

Thursdays from 6pm – 8pm

(**Note: This is an “Ensemble” Show. Most Cast Members WILL be Called for Every Rehearsal.)

Performance Dates:

October 24th & 25th (4 Performances)

Cost:  $225

ABOUT THE SHOW

It’s 1958 in Beaufort, South Carolina at the home of 15-year-old Madeline Abernathy, author of "Elegant Girls Can Bake: The History of the American Cookie.” The Brandy Lou Graham Chapter of the Helen Meyer Society for the Inspired Young Baker is holding their Annual Creative Cookie Competition for the Inspired Young Baker. Will the girls be able to keep their cool when an Atomic Bomb threatens their idyllic town? Will Chip Tate ever finish building the gazebo for his Eagle Scout Project? And what will happen if they run out of butter?! These Pageant Princesses will have now have to depend on their spunk and determination to survive!

WORKSHOPS

FALL 2026

PLAYing Around!

Students Entering Grades K – 2nd Grade

SUNDAYS

9am – 10am

Sept. 13th – November 8th*

(*No Class Sunday, 10/25)

Cost:  $150  (8 Weeks)

A terrific introduction to acting for the younger student. They will learn warm-up exercises, basic stage technique, play theater and games including mime and improv.

“Beastly Boys and Ghastly Girls” 

A Production Workshop for students in 2nd Grade through 5th Grade!

In this performance class, students will take on roles in a unique show that combines pantomime and poetry. Based on a collection of humorous poems compiled by William Cole, students will create characters featuring the poet’s naughty and ill-mannered children. A fully propped, costumed, narrated presentation will be given for family and friends at the end of the session.

Meets Sundays from 10:30am - 12pm

Begins Sunday, September 13th for 9 Weeks

(No Class on Sunday, Oct. 25th.)

Presentation: Sunday, November 15th at 1pm

Cost: $200

FRIDAY NIGHT IMPROV!

No scripts, no memorizing, just fun!! 

This highly creative class is a great tool for the experienced or novice actor. Students will explore various games, techniques and concepts in a fun, supportive environment.  

Open to Students Entering Grades  4 thru 9

Fridays, 7pm - 8:30pm

Beginning September 11th for 8 Weeks

Cost: $175

Making a Scene!

Junior : Grades 3rd through 6th

Meets Saturdays from 1pm - 3pm

Teen: Grades 7th - 12th

Meets Saturdays from 3pm - 5pm

Beginning Saturday, September 12th (8 Weeks*)

(*No Classes Saturdays, October 24th & 31st)

Cost: $200

Presentation: Saturday, November 14th at 7pm

This scene-study workshop will focus on technique, character development and dialogue.

An age-appropriate short scene or one-act play, selected specifically for the students in the class will be presented at the end of the course.

ACTing Up! 

RETURNS WINTER 2027

Teen Advanced Acting

For the more experienced actor.  Deep dive into character development, subtext and motivation. Along with monologue work and scene study, this workshop will help teens to feel confident when tackling more advanced material. A presentation will be held at the end.

Returning Winter 2027