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Though we do require an audition for the summer musical, each student will receive a role in the show announced within the first few days of camp. We believe a key part of a professional theatre experience is the ability to practice an audition.  Our team will enroll your child in the summer musical camp after auditions and contact you with the next steps.

Yes, though they do vary by semester. You can check out our most frequent venue partners on our Community Partners page.

Performance sharings most closely resemble a recital. You sit in the audience and watch your student perform the piece they have been working on during the week(s). Process sharing is the conclusion for camps for 4-7 year olds. It is part performance part show-and-tell. Our staff will begin by sharing with you what types of skills your student has been working on and demonstrate key points that can be continued at home.

As a general policy, we are not able to allow same day enrollment. As we continue to expand our programming, we require more time to prepare before each semester. To reflect this, our enrollment is scheduled to close TWO DAYS before a class is scheduled to begin. The exception to this are our Tuesday classes which are scheduled to close the SATURDAY before a class begins.

We understand that sickness, appointments and emergencies happen. But attendance matters because it allows your young artist to fully experience the class and teaches them accountability and their value to the team! Many of our classes involve group/team work, so others will depend on them to attend for overall success. Please notify Trike with any expected days you might miss, so that we can plan accordingly. Students should try not to miss more than one day.

Our smallest artists should be at least four years old at the time class begins. What really matters is, are they currently in Pre-K4? If not, are they familiar with a classroom environment and can they use the bathroom without assistance?

Yes! Please allow your young artist to be fully immersed in the experience without distraction, by dropping them off and picking them up each day of camp. Our team works hard to make sure our young artists are in a safe, fun, and comfortable environment each day. However, if you’d like to stay and observe, we’re happy to accommodate. Please let our teaching artists know ahead of time.

At this time, we are not offering adult acting classes.

See our Scholarship application form. We award 20%, 50%, and 80% scholarships each semester based on need.

Enrollment for summer camps should be for the grade your young artist will be in for the upcoming Fall. For homeschoolers, please use the age range listed next to each camp for extra guidance.

Lunches are not provided by Trike Theatre. For Full-Day camps, your young artist should bring a NUT-FREE lunch, two NUT-FREE snacks, and a REFILLABLE WATER BOTTLE. For Half-Day camps, your young artist should bring one NUT-FREE SNACK and a REFILLABLE WATER BOTTLE.

Trike Theatre reserves the right to change these policies when it deems necessary to maintain the safety of our children, staff, and community.
In the Spring of 2022 our HVAC system was upgraded to include an ionization process proven to help kill the Covid-19 virus. Our policies were developed in accordance with the latest Arkansas Department of Health information and CDC Standards.

Beginning with Trike Academy Summer 2022, masks and vaccinations for COVID-19 are recommended but not required.

Limited capacity: Our classes and camps will remain at limited capacity to allow for social distancing each day.

Sanitization stations will be available in each room.

All Trike Academy teaching artists and apprentices are fully vaccinated.

Yes, though they do vary by semester. You can check out our most frequent venue partners on our Community Partners page.

First of all, YAY and WELCOME!

Second, we send out first-day letters with policies, important dates, and more on the Thursday before an Academy class begins. If your class is on Thursday, you will receive your letter one week before that day.

We understand that sickness, appointments, and emergencies happen. But attendance matters because it allows your young artist to fully experience the class and teaches them accountability and their value to the team! Many of our classes involve group/teamwork, so others will depend on them to attend for overall success. Please notify Trike of any expected days you might miss, so that we can plan accordingly. Students should try not to miss more than one class.

Our smallest artists should be at least four years old at the time class begins. What really matters is, are they currently in Pre-K4? If not, are they familiar with a classroom environment and can they use the bathroom without assistance?

All Trike employees undergo background checks before their contract starts. In addition to this, our academy staff are hired from the professional or academic theatre world, are trained educators and theatre practitioners and are also trained to follow protocol for:

• Two-deep leadership policies – at least two adults in a room with any number of children
• Mandatory Reporting
• First Aid/CPR

See our Scholarship application form. We award 20%, 50%, and 80% scholarships each semester based on need.

Yes! Please allow your young artist to be fully immersed in the experience without distraction, by dropping them off and picking them up each day of camp. Our team works hard to make sure our young artists are in a safe, fun, and comfortable environment each day. However, if you’d like to stay and observe, we’re happy to accommodate. Please let our teaching artists know ahead of time.

At this time, we are not offering adult acting classes.

As a general policy, we are not able to allow same-day enrollment. As we continue to expand our programming, we require more time to prepare before each semester. To reflect this, our enrollment is scheduled to close TWO DAYS before a class is scheduled to begin. The exception to this are our Tuesday classes which are scheduled to close the SATURDAY before a class begins.