Audition for Studio B Performing Arts’ The Addams Family Musical! Open to ages 12+, this fall community production runs September 25–October 4, 2026. Embrace the creepy, kooky fun on stage! The Addams Family - A New Musical Comedy JOIN THE CREEPY KOOKY, AND HILARIOUSLY HEARTFELT ADDAMS FAMILY ON STAGE! A Comical Feast That Celebrates the Wackiness in Every Family! They’re creepy and they’re kooky—mysterious and spooky—and they’re taking over the Studio B stage this fall! The Addams Family musical brings everyone’s favorite macabre family to life in a delightfully twisted story about love, loyalty, and the chaos that comes when worlds collide. Wednesday Addams, the princess of darkness, has fallen for a sweet, smart young man from a “normal” family. But when the Addamses host a dinner to meet the boyfriend’s parents, secrets are revealed, tempers flare, and hilarity ensues. This audition-based community production is open to actors ages 12 and up. Auditions will be held Saturday, August 1st, and will include cold readings from the script in small groups and 16 bars of a musical theatre song. Please bring your recorded accompaniment track, resume, audition form, headshot, and signed Studio B waiver. Auditions will be held on August 8th at 10 am. More details will be coming soon! Rehearsals will take place Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 6:30–9:00 PM, and Saturdays from 10:00 AM–1:00 PM, beginning Tuesday, August 18th, and running through Thursday, September 24th. Performances will be held September 25–27 and October 2–4, with Friday and Saturday shows at 7:30 PM and Sunday matinees at 2:30 PM. A $25 script fee will apply to all cast members. Whether you’re a seasoned performer or new to the stage, The Addams Family offers a thrilling opportunity to bring this hauntingly funny story to life with unforgettable characters, catchy songs, and plenty of dark humor. The Addams Family – A New Musical Comedy Calling all ghosts, ghouls, and musical theatre lovers! Audition for The Addams Family—Studio B’s fall community production for ages 12 and up. Join the hilariously spooky Addams clan for a show packed with laughs, heart, and hauntingly good fun. Auditions will be August 8th at 10 am. Join us and be a part of the madness! Registration Coming Soon!

Join Studio B Performing Arts for Magic Tree House: Pirates Past Noon KIDS, a 4-week youth workshop for ages 5–11. Set sail for fun, friendship, and adventure with performances April 10–12, 2026. Magic Tree House: Pirates Past Noon KIDS SAIL AWAY ON A JOURNEY OF FRIENDSHIP, COURAGE, AND DISCOVERY A Four-Week Youth Workshop Filled with Adventure and Imagination. Set sail for an unforgettable adventure in Magic Tree House: Pirates Past Noon KIDS, adapted from Mary Pope Osborne’s beloved Magic Tree House book series. Join siblings Jack and Annie as their magical tree house whisks them away to the eighteenth-century Caribbean, where they encounter stormy seas, buried treasure, and the daring pirate Captain Bones. Along the way, they learn about friendship, courage, and the magic of imagination that brings stories to life. This 4-week youth workshop for ages 5–11 offers young performers the chance to grow their skills while having fun on stage. Meet The Cast! Annie - Cate Jack - Henry Morgan/Polly - Ryan Teeki the Seagull - Quinn Pedro the Pelican/Stinky - Gabriel Corey the Crab - Eden Stella the Starfish/Slinky - Olive First Mate - Otto Captain Bones - Ila Pinky - Aadith Blinky - Jacob Billy/Nathaniel - Hudson Molly/Wilhemina - Myra Jonah - Ayaan Jellyfish - Zoey Magic Tree House: Pirates Past Noon KIDS Join Jack and Annie on a journey to the Caribbean for Magic Tree House: Pirates Past Noon KIDS! You don't want to miss this swashbuckling musical adventure. Performances will take place April 10th - 12th 2026, with showtimes on Friday and Saturday at 7:30 PM and Sunday at 2:30 PM Buy Tickets Now!

Join Studio B Performing Arts for Disney’s The Jungle Book KIDS Summer Camp, July 6–24, 2026. Ages 5–11 will sing, dance, and act their way through this jazzy, adventure-filled Disney classic. Disney’s The Jungle Book KIDS JOIN MOWGLI AND FRIENDS FOR A JAZZY JOURNEY THROUGH THE JUNGLE! A Swingin’ Summer Camp Full of Music, Friendship, and Wild Fun! The jungle is jumpin’ with rhythm and adventure in Disney’s The Jungle Book KIDS! Specially adapted from the classic Disney animated film, this lively musical follows Mowgli, a fearless human boy raised by wolves, as he sets out on a journey through the jungle with his loyal panther friend, Bagheera. Along the way, they meet the lovable bear Baloo, who teaches Mowgli the fun and freedom of “The Bare Necessities,” while the mischievous King Louie dreams of learning the secret of man’s fire. Together, they must unite their animal friends to defeat the fearsome tiger Shere Khan and bring peace back to the jungle. This three-week summer camp for ages 5–11 runs Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM–1:00 PM, from July 6–24, 2026. Campers will explore acting, singing, and dancing as they rehearse for three final performances: Friday, July 24th, at 7:30 PM; Saturday, July 25th, at 7:30 PM; and Sunday, July 26th, at 2:30 PM. On the first day, students will learn choreography, music, and lines for their camp audition—every child will be cast in the show! Tuition is $375 per student, and all campers should bring a sack lunch each day. Join us for a wild summer adventure full of friendship, laughter, and the rhythm of the jungle! Register before April 30th with code ITSSUMMERTIME26 and save 15%! Disney’s The Jungle Book KIDS The jungle is jumpin’ this summer at Studio B! Join Mowgli, Baloo, and friends in Disney’s The Jungle Book KIDS—a three-week summer camp for ages 5–11 full of music, laughter, and adventure. Register now to swing into the fun and be part of this beloved Disney tale! Register before April 30th with code ITSSUMMERTIME26 and save 15%! Register Now!

Audition for Rex’s Exes, a fast-paced Southern comedy at Studio B Performing Arts. Open to actors 18+, this audition-based community production runs June 4–7 and delivers outrageous family drama and nonstop laughs. Rex's Exes - A Jones Hope Wooten Comedy Get ready for big laughs and bigger family drama in Rex’s Exes, an audition-based community comedy for actors 18 and up. Join the Verdeen cousins for a wildly entertaining production full of Southern charm and outrageous fun! The Verdeen cousins of Sweetgum, Texas are once again teetering on the brink of disaster in Rex’s Exes, a laugh-out-loud Southern comedy packed with outrageous twists and unforgettable characters. As Gaynelle stubbornly refuses to acknowledge her upcoming 50th birthday, her well-meaning cousins attempt to throw a surprise party she wants no part of. When plans abruptly shift from birthday celebration to an improvised family funeral, chaos erupts—and that’s only the beginning. Things spiral hilariously out of control when a husband presumed dead suddenly reappears, revealing romantic entanglements with each of his wife’s cousins. Add in a Cajun bounty hunter hot on his trail, a jilted bride armed with a paintball gun, and a bitter aunt bent on revenge, and the Verdeens find themselves fighting to survive yet another family catastrophe. With rapid-fire humor, over-the-top situations, and plenty of Southern sass, Rex’s Exes proves that no family gathering—birthday, wedding, or funeral—is ever truly safe from mayhem. Meet The Cast! Cee Cee Windham - Sara Martin Gaynelle Verdeen - Stori Lauritzen Jimmie Wyvette Verdeen - Emily Powell Peaches Verdeen Belrose - Eva Moresco LaMerle Verdeen Minshew - Shannan Wolter Aubrey Verdeen - Gary Walker Bitsy Hargis - Tracey Patras Theodore Rexford Belrose - Allen Horak Gentle Harmony - Lynn Chapman Mama Doll Hargis - Sara Martin Marlissa Crutchfield - Julie Aylor Wild Bill Boudreaux - Geric Poore Rex's Exes - A Jones Hope Wooten Comedy Get ready for big laughs and bigger family drama in Rex’s Exes, an audition-based community comedy for actors 18 and up. Audition this April and join the Verdeen cousins for a wildly entertaining production full of Southern charm and outrageous fun! Buy Tickets Now!

17th Annual Nellie Award Winners YOUTH 8-12yrs TEENS 13-17yrs ADULTS 18 & Up TECH & VOLUNTEER DIRECTORS DIRECTOR'S CHOICE AWARDS Congratulations to all of our Nominees and Winners! VOTED AWARDS Youth Ages 8-12 in Senior Company Youth 8-12 Best Unique Characterization of a Role by a Youth Actress Cate Hein as Mort Lemur in Madagascar, Jr. Best Character Voice by a Youth Actress Aaryn Johnson as Abigail Gabble and Harper Welch as Amelia Gabble in Aristocats, Kids Best Comedic Youth Actress - TIE Clara Hood as Maxine in Beetlejuice, Jr. Best Comedic Youth Actor Logan Politz as Beetlejuice in Beetlejuice, Jr. Best Singing Voice by a Youth Actor Tanush Achary as Horton in Seussical, Kids Best Dancer by a Youth Actor Everett Thomas as Thomas O’Malley in Aristocats, Kids Star to Be Youth Actor Otto Flournoy as Private in Madagascar, Jr. Best Supporting Youth Actor Henry Hein as Edgar in Aristocats, Kids Best Youth Actor Logan Politz as Beetlejuice in Beetlejuice, Jr. Best Unique Characterization of a Role by a Youth Actor Vincent Penner as Clone in Beetlejuice, Jr. Best Character Voice by a Youth Actor Logan Politz as Beetlejuice in Beetlejuice, Jr. Best Comedic Youth Actress - TIE Ryan Strange as Roquefort in Aristocats, Kids Best Singing Voice by a Youth Actress Kenzie Williams as Miss Argentina in Beetlejuice, Jr. Best Dancer by a Youth Actress Molly Kobuck as Barbara in Beetlejuice, Jr. Star to Be Youth Actress Margeaux Runyan as Madame in Aristocats, Kids Best Supporting Youth Actress Clara Hood as Skipper in Madagascar, Jr. Best Youth Actress Molly Kobuck as Gloria the Hippo in Madagascar, Jr. VOTED AWARDS Teen Ages 13-17 in Senior Company Teens 13-17yrs Best Unique Characterization of a Role by a Teen Actor or Actress Olive Taylor as Sandworm in Beetlejuice, Jr. Best Comedic Teen Actress Lillith Eggebrecht as Juno in Beetlejuice, Jr. Best Singing Voice by a Teen Actor or Actress Emma Powell as Alex the Lion in Madagascar, Jr. Star to Be by a Teen Actor or Actress Lillith Eggebrecht as Juno in Beetlejuice, Jr. Best Supporting Teen Actor Harrison Leggett as Adam in Beetlejuice, Jr. Best Teen Actor Vincent Penner as Melman the Giraffe in Madagascar, Jr. Best Character Voice by a Teen Actor or Actress Harper Taylor as King Julien in Madagascar, Jr. Best Comedic Teen Actor Vincent Penner as Melman the Giraffe in Madagascar, Jr. Best Dancer by a Teen Actor or Actress Harper Taylor as Lydia in Beetlejuice, Jr. Best Supporting Teen Actress Harper Taylor as King Julien in Madagascar, Jr. Best Teen Actress Emma Powell as Alex the Lion in Madagascar, Jr. VOTED AWARDS Adult Ages 18 and Up Adult 18 & Up Best Unique Characterization of a Role by an Adult Actress Cali Ramsdale as Frankie in Dashing Through the Snow Best Character Voice by an Adult Actor Terry Ross as Mr. Boykin in Dashing Through the Snow Best Comedic Adult Actor Russ Bullmer as Ernie in Rumors Best Supporting Adult Actress Fran Hackley as Claire in Rumors Best Adult Actress Emily Powell as Chris in Rumors Best Character Voice by an Adult Actress Shannan Wolter as Rhonda Lynn in Dashing Through the Snow Best Comedic Adult Actress Dee Leggett as Paulette in Dashing Through the Snow Star To Be by an Adult Actor or Actress Sarah Thomas as Honey Raye in Dashing Through the Snow Best Supporting Adult Actor Adam Stephens as Raynerd in Dashing Through the Snow Best Adult Actor Gary Walker as Lenny in Rumors VOTED AWARDS Tech and Volunteer Tech & Volunteer Best Teen Techie Olive Taylor for Seussical, Kids Outstanding Youth or Teen Volunteer Clara Hood for Aristocats, Kids Best Adult Techie Alexis Taylor for Madagascar, Kids Outstanding Volunteer Adult Kristen Clemons for Beetlejuice, Jr VOTED AWARDS Director Awards Directors Best Choreographer Teagan Taylor for Seussical, Kids Best Director - TIE Karen Tipton for Beetlejuice, Jr Best Music Director Tom Urrutia for Madagascar, Kids Best Director - TIE Karen Tipton for Dashing Through the Snow DIRECTOR'S CHOICE AWARDS These are awards specified by the director of the show as a way to recognize individuals who make a unique impact on the show. Directors Choice Awards Beetlejuice, Jr. Directed by Karen Tipton Reagan Lastick Becca Walker Zoe Fisher Evie Brimer Elizabeth Niezgoda Collin O’Keefe Adeline Kidzus Violet Goforth Dinosaurs Before Dark Directed by Shayleigh Allen-Ward Sophia Hernandez Isla Johnson Rianne Mota Viviana Taylor Clara Hood Coral Johnson Lexi Rohwer Juliet Wolter Jacob Maurer Ila Rohwer Layla Jackson Rumors Directed by Karen Tipton Gary Walker Tom Urrutia Russ Bullmer Sean Gilder Savannah Valdez Emily Powell Fran Hackley Shannan Wolter Adam Stephens Sarah Hochfelder Aristocats, Kids Directed by Tom Urrutia Hudson Leigh Abigail Thomas Mila Rios Olivia Gangler Grace Ueckert Lane Ueckert Ila Rohwer Vivian Olszewski Landon Kinder Layla Jackson Isla Johnson Karen Tipton Maebel Hendrikson Coral Johnson Stone Johnson Claire Skelton Seussical, Kids Directed by Jenay Jusinski Makai Williams Juliet Wolter Sienna Bood Inban Murugan Olive Taylor Alexis Taylor Teagan Taylor Tom Urrutia Bailey Vassal Aaryn Johnson Quinn Flournoy Hudson Leigh Tessa Tate Harper Welch Santiago Marulanda Harper Taylor Marleau Jusinski Josie Willis Sloan Ragland Izzy McKinlay Sara Marulanda Ella Johnson Tanush Achary Phoenix Bood Clara Hood Arlo Phillips Olive Spott Ryan Strange Gabriel Upshaw Madagascar, Jr. Directed by Amanda Alch Harper Welch Quinn Flournoy Eliana Stern Ella Johnson Ila Rohwer Harper Taylor Emily Powell Lynn Chapman Karen Tipton Violet Goforth Alexis Taylor Clara Hood Oliver Gamez Otto Flournoy Harper Welch Eden Ng Zoe Ng Aadith Jayachandiran Emma Fielder Dashing Through the Snow Directed by Karen Tipton Savannah Valdez Sarah Hochfleder Terry Ross Julie Aylor Gary Walker Tom Urrutia Kristen Clemons Sara Martin Stori Lauritzen Lynn Chapman Ron Chapman Dee Leggett Emily Powell Cali Ramsdale Shannan Wolter Sarah Thomas Adam Stephens The Nellie Academy Membership Be part of the excitement by registering for a Nellie Awards Membership. As a member, you’ll have the exclusive opportunity to vote for your favorite performers and productions while enjoying early access to ticket sales. Your membership directly supports Studio B and helps us continue honoring the incredible talent that brings our stage to life. Don’t miss your chance to join the celebration—register today and make your voice count at the Nellie Awards. Join Today!

Find answers to common questions about Studio B Performing Arts in Highland Village, TX. Learn about tickets, auditions, Drama Club, Nellie Awards, volunteering, donations, and more. Frequently Asked Questions HELPFUL INFORMATION FOR PERFORMERS, FAMILIES, AND GUESTS Top General & Theater Info | Tickets & Attendance | Auditions & Productions Drama Club & Ongoing Programs | Nellie Academy & Membership Volunteering & Supporting | Contact & Miscellaneous General & Theater Info Q: What is Studio B Performing Arts? A: Studio B is a community theater based in Highland Village, Texas, dedicated to producing live performances, offering classes and workshops, and engaging audiences and participants of all ages through the performing arts. Q: Where are you located? A: We’re located at 2400 FM 407, Suite 1, Highland Village, TX (sometimes referred to as 1 Nelson Parkway), behind Just Brakes and Hidden Pines Wedding Chapel. Q: How large is your facility and what spaces are available? A: Our facility is approximately 4,540 square feet and includes a 100-seat theater, lobby & box office, a dance room, backstage and green room space, offices, and technical areas. Q: What kinds of productions do you stage? A: We present a variety of shows including musicals for children, youth and teens, comedies, dramas, holiday shows, and community-driven events. Tickets & Attendance Q: How do I buy tickets? A: You can purchase tickets online via our “Buy Tickets ” page. You’ll be able to pick your seating and then receive confirmation via email. Q: Is there a service fee when I buy tickets? A: Yes, a service charge (typically $1.00 to $1.50) is added per ticket when purchasing online. Q: Do I need to print my ticket? A: No — we only need the name on the ticket order at the door. You do not have to print or scan anything. Q: What is your refund or exchange policy? A: All ticket sales are final. We do not offer refunds or cancellations. However, ticket exchanges are allowed (for the same production) if requested at least 24 hours before the performance, and a $2 exchange fee applies. Also, please note that our ticketing provider (TicketsToTheCity) does not issue refunds for cancellations or lost tickets. Auditions & Productions Q: How can I audition for a show? A: Auditions information is posted on our website under the play’s page. You’ll usually need to do a cold reading from the script in small groups. Bring a resume, headshot, audition form, and any required waivers. Q: What is a “cold reading” audition? A: A cold reading means you’ll be given a script excerpt at the audition and asked to perform it without having had prior rehearsal or memorization. Q: Who is eligible to audition? A: Eligibility varies by production. For example, for Descendants: The Musical, participants should be between ages 8 and 16 (or as stated on the specific show page). Q: Do I need previous experience to audition? A: Not necessarily. We welcome performers of all levels. Each production’s audition page will state if experience is preferred or required. Drama Club & Ongoing Programs Q: What is the Drama Club? A: Drama Club is a special program for ages 9–15 who have participated in at least two Studio B activities in the past year. It provides deeper engagement through workshops (costume design, scenic painting, improv, etc.), service projects, and group outings to shows. Q: How often does Drama Club meet? A: Meeting frequency varies based on schedules and guest instructors. We aim to diversify topics and avoid repetition. Q: Do participants in Drama Club also take part in shows? A: Yes. Drama Club members may be cast in productions, attend shows together when not performing, or join outings to local theaters. Nellie Academy & Membership Q: What are the Nellie Awards? A: The Nellies are Studio B’s version of the Tonys, named in honor of Marilyn Nelson, who donated the land/building for the theater. Directors nominate members from cast, crew, and instructors for awards like Best Actor, Best Singer, and special Director’s Choice categories. Q: Who can become a Nellie Academy Member? A: Anyone in the community can join by paying the membership fee. Members gain voting rights for nominated awards and early access to ticket sales. Q: When is the Nellie Awards event held? A: The Nellie Awards typically take place in February, complete with performances from the year’s shows, announcements of winners, and red-carpet celebration. Volunteering & Supporting Q: How can I volunteer with Studio B? A: We welcome volunteers of all ages for activities such as set building, painting, backstage assistance, wardrobe, props, tech, box office, and community events. Q: Do I need special skills to volunteer? A: No – we train volunteers (students, parents, community members) to assist behind the scenes in many areas. Everyone can contribute. Q: Can businesses sponsor or donate? A: Yes! Ways to support include Nellie Award sponsorships, show set paint drives, show supporter sponsorships, business advertising, or monetary donations. Contact & Miscellaneous Q: What is your phone number and email? A: Phone: (972) 966-2787 Email: studiobtheater@gmail.com Q: Can I give feedback or ask questions? A: Absolutely! Contact us via email or phone. We strive to respond promptly, though phone response times may vary. Q: How can I stay updated on shows and events? A: Subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on social media for updates on auditions, productions, and community news. General Information Tickets & Attendance Auditions & Productions Drama Club & Ongoing Programs Nellie Awards & Membership Volunteering & Supporting Contact & Miscellaneous More Questions? Didn't find an answer to your quesion? Email us at studiobtheater@gmail.com and we'll be happy to answer any questions you have!

Studio B Performing Arts is seeking directors, designers, and technical team members for the community production of Rex's Exes. Join our creative team and help bring this hilarious southern comedy to life on stage. Rex's Exes - A Jones Hope Wooten Comedy JOB OPPORTUNITIES Be Part of the Production - Multiple Creative and Technical Positions Now Open! All members of the production team will be expected to attend meetings, rehearsals, and work days the entire run of the show April 28 - June 7. TECH BOOTH OPERATOR (LIGHT/SOUND) The Tech Booth Operator manages lighting and sound cues during rehearsals and performances to support the technical execution of each production. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: Operate lighting and sound systems during tech rehearsals and performances Perform equipment checks prior to each rehearsal and show Run cues accurately and consistently Troubleshoot basic technical issues in collaboration with the Director or tech intern Maintain organization and cleanliness of the tech booth Assist with theater cleanup following performances QUALIFICATIONS: Basic knowledge of theatrical lighting and/or sound systems Ability to follow cue sheets and instructions accurately Willingness to learn Studio B’s specific equipment and systems Strong attention to detail and reliability Prior technical theater experience preferred but not required TIME COMMITMENT: Tech rehearsals All scheduled performances Pre- and post-show setup and cleanup Commitment spans the technical rehearsal period through final performance Apply Now Come work with us First name* Last name* Email* Phone* Position* Director Music Director Choreographer Stage Manager Tech Booth Operator Stage Crew Show By checking this box I acknowledge and consent to a background check. * Link to Resume/LinkedIn Apply If you do not have a link to your resume, please email your resume to studiobtheater@gmail.com Application Form

Studio B Performing Arts is seeking creative team members for Disney's The Jungle Book KIDS summer camp production. Join us in guiding young performers as they bring this lively jungle adventure to the stage. Disney's The Jungle Book Kids JOB OPPORTUNITIES DIRECTOR MUSIC DIRECTOR CHOREOGRAPHER STAGE MANAGER TECH BOOTH OPERATOR STAGE CREW Be Part of the Production - Multiple Creative and Technical Positions Now Open! All members of the production team will be expected to attend meetings, rehearsals, and work days the entire run of the show July 6 - July 24. DIRECTOR The Director is responsible for the artistic vision, leadership, and overall execution of a Studio B production, workshop, or camp. This role oversees rehearsals, staff coordination, communication with families, and ensures a positive, organized, and safe experience for all participants. Director KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: Plan and lead auditions, casting, and rehearsals within approved schedules Interpret scripts and oversee creative direction for blocking, pacing, and storytelling Coordinate with Music Director, Choreographer, Stage Manager, interns, and volunteers Design and oversee sets, props, and costuming within approved budgets Communicate regularly with parents, cast, and Studio B staff regarding schedules, needs, and updates Supervise rehearsals, performances, and backstage operations Ensure adherence to Studio B policies, safety procedures, and behavior expectations Oversee performances, strike, cleanup, and proper storage of all production materials Complete required administrative tasks including invoices, Nellie ballot submissions, and key returns QUALIFICATIONS: Prior directing experience in theater, musical theater, or performing arts (community or educational setting preferred) Strong leadership, organization, and communication skills Experience working with children and/or adult performers in a structured environment Ability to manage rehearsals, volunteers, and creative staff effectively Knowledge of stage etiquette, rehearsal processes, and production timelines Commitment to maintaining a positive, safe, and inclusive learning environment Ability to work within a defined budget and follow organizational policies TIME COMMITMENT: Attendance at required production meetings and auditions Regular rehearsals throughout the full rehearsal period Tech week and all scheduled performances Post-show strike and administrative wrap-up Time commitment varies by production but typically spans several weeks Apply Now MUSIC DIRECTOR The Music Director leads all musical elements of a production, ensuring cast members are confident, prepared, and musically cohesive. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: Teach and rehearse all vocal and musical components of the show Interpret and prepare music and sound cues as needed Attend auditions, callbacks, rehearsals, and performances Collaborate with the Director and Choreographer on rehearsal scheduling Warm up the cast prior to each performance Provide rehearsal materials and recordings for cast practice Support casting decisions and production planning as requested QUALIFICATIONS: Strong musical background with experience teaching vocals and ensemble music Ability to work with performers of varying ages and skill levels Familiarity with musical theater repertoire and rehearsal techniques Strong collaboration and communication skills Experience accompanying or preparing rehearsal tracks preferred TIME COMMITMENT: Auditions and callbacks (as required) Music rehearsals according to the production schedule Attendance at all scheduled rehearsals involving music All performances and pre-show cast warm-ups Full commitment for the duration of the production period Apply Now Music Director CHOREOGRAPHER The Choreographer designs, teaches, and refines all movement and dance elements for a production while working collaboratively with the creative team. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: Attend auditions, callbacks, and production meetings Create choreography appropriate for cast skill levels and stage space Teach and rehearse all dance numbers Collaborate with Director and Music Director on scheduling and staging Fine-tune choreography throughout the rehearsal process Attend performances to support cast and backstage needs Record choreography for at-home practice and review QUALIFICATIONS: Dance and movement experience appropriate to musical theater productions Ability to teach choreography clearly and safely Experience adapting choreography for different ages and ability levels Strong collaboration skills with directors and music staff Knowledge of stage spacing and movement in theatrical settings TIME COMMITMENT: Auditions, callbacks, and production meetings Choreography rehearsals as scheduled Tech rehearsals and all performances Availability throughout the rehearsal and performance period Apply Now Choreographer STAGE MANAGER The Stage Manager ensures rehearsals and performances run smoothly by managing schedules, communication, backstage operations, and technical coordination. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: Prepare rehearsal materials, scripts, and space setup Track attendance, conflicts, blocking, cues, and notes Maintain order and efficiency during rehearsals Coordinate props, sets, and backstage logistics Call cues, manage timing, and communicate with tech and front of house teams Supervise backstage operations during performances Oversee cleanup, reset, strike, and proper storage of all materials Assist with safety, emergencies, and parent communication as needed QUALIFICATIONS: Strong organizational and multitasking skills Previous stage management or theater production experience preferred Ability to manage schedules, cues, and backstage operations Clear verbal communication and leadership skills Ability to remain calm and professional in fast-paced environments TIME COMMITMENT: Rehearsals throughout the rehearsal schedule Tech week and all performances Strike and post-show cleanup Must be available for the full run of the production Apply Now Stage Manager TECH BOOTH OPERATOR (LIGHT/SOUND) The Tech Booth Operator manages lighting and sound cues during rehearsals and performances to support the technical execution of each production. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: Operate lighting and sound systems during tech rehearsals and performances Perform equipment checks prior to each rehearsal and show Run cues accurately and consistently Troubleshoot basic technical issues in collaboration with the Director or tech intern Maintain organization and cleanliness of the tech booth Assist with theater cleanup following performances QUALIFICATIONS: Basic knowledge of theatrical lighting and/or sound systems Ability to follow cue sheets and instructions accurately Willingness to learn Studio B’s specific equipment and systems Strong attention to detail and reliability Prior technical theater experience preferred but not required TIME COMMITMENT: Tech rehearsals All scheduled performances Pre- and post-show setup and cleanup Commitment spans the technical rehearsal period through final performance Apply Now Tech Booth STAGE CREW/VOLUNTEERS/YOUTH VOLUNTEERS Stage Crew members support the technical and logistical needs of productions by assisting with backstage and onstage operations. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: Assist with set construction, prop handling, and backstage organization Perform scene changes and operate special effects as needed Follow direction from the Stage Manager and Director Maintain a quiet, professional backstage environment Prepare the stage before performances and reset after each show Support strike, cleanup, and proper storage of production materials QUALIFICATIONS: Ability to follow directions and work as part of a team Willingness to perform physical tasks such as moving set pieces and props Dependability and punctuality For youth volunteers, ability to work under adult supervision Prior backstage experience helpful but not required TIME COMMITMENT: Dress rehearsals and all performances Additional rehearsals as requested Strike following final performance Commitment varies based on production needs Apply Now Stage Crew Come work with us First name* Last name* Email* Phone* Position* Director Music Director Choreographer Stage Manager Tech Booth Operator Stage Crew Show By checking this box I acknowledge and consent to a background check. * Link to Resume/LinkedIn Apply If you do not have a link to your resume, please email your resume to studiobtheater@gmail.com Application Form

Read Studio B’s refund and cancellation policy. All sales are final, with limited ticket exchanges available for a small fee at least 24 hours in advance. Refund & Cancellation Policy CLEAR GUIDELINES FOR TICKET EXCHANGES & PURCHASES At Studio B Performing Arts, we strive to provide the best possible theater experience for our community. Please note that all ticket sales are final and we do not offer refunds or cancellations. If you are unable to attend a performance for any reason, you may request a ticket exchange for another seat or date of the same production, subject to availability. All exchanges must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled performance and require a $2 exchange fee per ticket. Our ticketing system is managed through TicketsToTheCity.com. This provider does not issue refunds or exchanges of tickets under any circumstances, including but not limited to event cancellations or postponements, seat locations, performance quality, or lost, stolen, or damaged tickets. By purchasing a ticket, you agree to assume all risks incidental to the event and to look solely to the event sponsor (Studio B) for any exchange options. Please also note that donations processed through this system will appear as “Tickets to the City” on your card statement. Studio B, the Highland Village Parks Foundation, and TicketsToTheCity.com are not responsible for the actions, products, or services of any third parties connected with an event. By purchasing a ticket or making a donation, you consent to receive email communications about your purchase and future events, with the option to unsubscribe at any time. Questions? If you have any questions or concerns, please email studiobtheater@gmail.com or call 972-966-2787 for assistance.

Support the Arts at Studio B by donating. Your contribution to Studio B helps sustain our nonprofit mission. Learn more about how to help today! Support the Arts at Studio B INVEST IN CREATIVITY, COMMUNITY, & THE NEXT GENERATION OF PERFORMERS At Studio B, EVERY gift makes a difference. As a nonprofit community theater, we rely on the generosity of individuals, families, and businesses to continue providing high-quality productions, classes, and performance opportunities for all ages. Your support helps us not only bring stories to life on stage, but also nurture the confidence, creativity, and teamwork skills of our students. There are many ways to contribute. Become a sponsor of the Nellie Awards and celebrate excellence in local theater. Participate in our yearly Set Paint Drive to help cover the costs of materials for each new show. Show your ongoing commitment by becoming a Show Supporter Sponsor or investing in One-Year Business Advertising to promote your company while supporting the arts. Of course, monetary donations of any size are always appreciated and directly fuel the programs, performances, and community outreach that make Studio B a cornerstone of Highland Village. When you donate, you become part of something bigger—helping us create memorable experiences, celebrate local talent, and inspire the next generation of performers. Together, we can keep the arts thriving in our community. DONATE NOW! DONATE by Venmo DONATE by Paypal Do You Have Questions? Interested in donating in other ways? Email studiobtheater@gmail.com and let us know your area of interest.

Studio B Performing Arts summer camps give young performers the chance to act, sing, and dance while rehearsing a full musical production. Camps conclude with live performances for family and friends. Summer Theatre Camps WHERE YOUNG PERFORMERS DISCOVER THE MAGIC OF THE STAGE. Spend your summer on stage at Studio B Performing Arts with our immersive musical theatre camps designed for young performers of multiple age groups and experience levels. Campers learn acting, singing, and choreography in a supportive, encouraging environment while building confidence, creativity, and teamwork through daily rehearsals and hands-on instruction. Each session culminates in a fully staged live performance for family and friends, giving participants the excitement and accomplishment of a real theatrical production. From the first rehearsal to the final curtain call, our summer camps create unforgettable memories and a lasting love for the performing arts. What Makes Studio B Summer Camps Special? Studio B summer camps offer young performers the opportunity to experience the entire theatrical process in a fun and supportive environment. Students spend several weeks learning acting techniques, vocal performance, choreography, and stage presence while rehearsing a full musical production. Along the way they develop confidence, teamwork skills, and a deeper appreciation for the performing arts. At the end of each camp session, students perform the show for live audiences in the Studio B theater. This real stage experience allows campers to celebrate everything they have learned and share their hard work with family and friends. Studio B summer camps are designed to give students a true production experience. On the first day of camp, students learn music, choreography, and lines that will be used during their camp auditions. Auditions are held during camp hours, and every student is cast in a role in the final production. How Our Camps Work: Throughout the camp session, students rehearse scenes, songs, and choreography while working with experienced directors and instructors. Rehearsals take place daily and gradually build toward a fully staged musical performance. What Campers Learn: Studio B summer camps focus on developing both performance skills and personal confidence. Campers learn: Acting and character development Vocal performance and ensemble singing Dance and stage movement Stage presence and storytelling Teamwork and collaboration Camp Schedule & Details: These skills help students grow not only as performers but also as confident communicators and creative thinkers. Each summer camp runs Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM and lasts approximately three weeks. Campers should bring a sack lunch and water bottle each day so they can stay energized during rehearsals. At the end of the camp session, families are invited to attend the final performances where students present the musical they have been rehearsing throughout the program. Why Families Love Studio B Camps: Studio B summer camps provide an encouraging environment where students can explore creativity, build friendships, and develop new skills. Because each camp results in a full stage production, campers gain the excitement and accomplishment of performing in a real theater. Many students return year after year to continue building their confidence, refine their performance skills, and enjoy the supportive community that makes Studio B such a special place. Frequently Asked Questions: Camp sessions are designed for different age groups so students can learn and perform with peers at a similar experience level. What ages can attend Studio B summer camps? Auditions take place during camp hours and are used only for casting roles. Every camper is cast in the show. Do students have to audition to attend camp? Campers should bring a sack lunch, water bottle, close toed shows, and comfortable clothing for movement and rehearsals. Any additional items will be communicated for each camp. What does my child need to bring to camp? Yes! Each camp ends with multiple live performances where campers present the musical they have rehearsed. Will there be a performance? Current Summer Camp Productions: Camp 1 – Disney’s The Lion King KIDS Roar into summer with Disney’s The Lion King KIDS, a three-week musical theatre camp for performers ages 8–16. Campers rehearse Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM–1:00 PM while learning acting, singing, and dance as they bring the Pride Lands to life on stage. Dates : June 8-26 & Shows : June 26-28 The session concludes with three live performances where campers showcase everything they have learned in a fully staged production. Register before April 30th with code ITSSUMMERTIME26 and save 15%! Learn More Register Now! Camp 2 – Disney’s The Jungle Book KIDS Swing into adventure with Disney’s The Jungle Book KIDS, a lively three-week summer camp designed for performers ages 5–11. Students rehearse Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM–1:00 PM while learning songs, choreography, and scenes from the beloved musical. Dates : July 6-24 & Shows : July 24-26 The camp concludes with three exciting performances where campers take the stage and share the magic of theater with family and friends. Register before April 30th with code ITSSUMMERTIME26 and save 15%! Learn More Register Now!

For ages 9–15, Studio B’s Drama Club builds community through workshops, service projects, and group outings for students passionate about theater. Drama Club A CREATIVE COMMUNITY FOR YOUNG PERFORMERS WHO WANT TO GO BEYOND THE STAGE. The Studio B Drama Club: Designed for students ages 9–15 who have participated in at least two productions or classes with us in the past 2 years and are eager to deepen their involvement in the arts. This club provides a unique opportunity to build community with fellow theater enthusiasts while exploring new aspects of performance and production. Members take part in specialized workshops led by guest instructors, covering areas such as costume design, character development, improvisation, scenic painting, and more. Beyond skill-building, the club emphasizes service and engagement—recent projects have included supporting local organizations like Lovepacs and creating promotional videos for North Texas Giving Day Members also enjoy attending Studio B productions together (when they aren’t on stage themselves) and experiencing local professional performances, such as their group trip to see The Lion King. The Drama Club is perfect for young performers who simply can’t get enough of theater and want to connect, learn, and grow both on and off the stage. Past activities have included character development, improvisation, stage makeup, dance, and vocal performance, as well as technical skills such as scenic painting, lighting programming, costuming, and prop making. Dates for Drama Club: Jan 26 Feb 23 Mar 23 Apr 20 May 18 All drama club meetings are 6pm to 8pm unless otherwise specified. If your child is interested in being a part of the Studio B Drama Club, please email studiobtheater@gmail.com to verify eligibility and to get the access code to register. Studio B Drama Club Designed for our most dedicated students, Drama Club offers new learning experiences, service opportunities, and shared adventures in theater. Requirements: Students must have participated in two of the following classes in the past two years: youth workshop, three week workshop, summer camp, community production, or five week class. Space is limited! Registration is now open! Please email studiobtheater@gmail.com to verify eligibility and get the access code to register.