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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 9–16 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. Our Fall/Winter Semester is full! However, if your child is interested in being a part of the Studio B Drama Club, please email studiobtheater@gmail.com to verify eligibility and be sure to subscribe to our newsletter so you know when registration for the next semester is open. 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! Our Fall/Winter Semester is FULL! Don't miss out on your opportunity to register for the next semester. Sign up for the newsletter now and stay informed.

Studio B Performing Arts is is hiring creative and technical staff for Disney's The Lion King KIDS summer camp production. Help young performers bring the Pride Lands to life through music, dance and storytelling. Disney's The Lion King 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 June 8 - June 28. 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

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Join Studio B Performing Arts for the Second Annual CaBOO-ret charity event on October 26th from 3–6 PM. Enjoy an afternoon of live performances while helping support Studio B, with audition submissions opening September 4th and tickets on sale September 13th. The Second Annual Studio B CaBOO-ret AN AFTERNOON OF MUSICAL TALENT, CREATIVITY, AND COMMUNITY - ALL IN SUPPORT OF STUDIO B Take the Stage or Join the Audience for a Frightfully Fun MUSICAL Fundraiser! The Second Annual CaBOO-ret returns to Studio B for an afternoon celebrating live musical performance while supporting the theater we love. Join us on Sunday, October 25th, from 3:00–6:00 PM at Studio B for this special charity event featuring talented performers from our community. CaBOO-ret is all about creativity and the joy of performing, with musical acts that can range from musical theatre and pop to comedy, drama, and the wonderfully unexpected. Whether you’re taking the stage or cheering from the audience, your participation helps support Studio B and the productions, programs, and opportunities we bring to our community. Interested in performing? Audition submissions will be accepted September 4–13, with the official set list announced on September 20. Start thinking about what song you’d like to share and get ready to take your place in the CaBOO-ret spotlight! Sunday, October 25th 3:00–6:00 PM Studio B Performing Arts Audition Submissions: September 4–13 Ticket Sales Open: September 13 Set List Announced: September 20 Event Details: Email your song title and audition videos to studiobtheater@gmail.com . Videos must be the exact version of the act you want to perform and can include solos or groups. Each individual may submit up to three (3) musical acts, including collaborations with other performers. The Second Annual Studio B CaBOO-ret Whether you perform, attend, or simply help spread the word, you can be part of making the Second Annual CaBOO-ret a success. Save October 25th, and get your tickets now! You don't want to miss this fun event! Tickets On Sale Now!

Learn about Studio B’s Nellie Awards, honoring cast, crew, and volunteers each season. Become a member, vote for winners, and join our red-carpet event. Nellie Academy JOIN THE NELLIE ACADEMY MEMBERSHIP AND TAKE YOUR PLACE IN CELEBRATING EXCELLENCE, VOTING FOR YOUR FAVORITES, AND EXPERIENCING THE MAGIC OF STUDIO B’S RED-CARPET NIGHT. The Nellie Academy Named in honor of Marilyn Nelson—who brought the performing arts to Highland Village and donated the land and building where Studio B now thrives—are Studio B’s own version of the Tonys. Each year, directors nominate cast and crew members in categories such as Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Singer, and Best Character Voice, while also presenting Director’s Choice Awards to recognize unique contributions like “Quickest Costume Change,” “Best Trio,” or “Most Mischievous.” By becoming a Nellie Awards Member, you gain the opportunity to vote for nominated awards and enjoy exclusive perks, including early access to ticket sales. Membership culminates in our annual Nellie Awards Night each February, a red-carpet event filled with performances, celebrations, and the excitement of honoring the outstanding talent and dedication that make Studio B extraordinary. 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!

Explore Studio B’s spacious facility, featuring a 100-seat theater, dance studio, green room, and lobby—designed for performance, learning, and community. Our Facility WHERE ART, EDUCATION, & COMMUNITY COME TOGETHER Studio B Performing Arts is proud to call The Center at 2400 FM 407 in Highland Village, Texas, our home. Sometimes referred to as 2400 FM 407 @ 1 Nelson Parkway or simply 1 Nelson Parkway, our location is easily accessible near the intersection of FM 407 and Morriss Road/Highland Forest, just behind Just Brakes and the Hidden Pines Wedding Chapel. Our facility encompasses approximately 4,540 square feet, thoughtfully designed to support both performance and education. Within this space, you’ll find our black box–style theater with seating for up to 100 guests, an inviting lobby and box office, a fully equipped backstage area with the Actor’s Green Room, as well as our administrative offices and technical booth. The theater itself is a flexible space, with a stage that adapts to each production, creating an intimate experience where audiences feel connected to the performers. Beyond the stage, Studio B is also home to a spacious room with wall-to-wall mirrors, ideal for theater classes and large group meetings. This versatile environment allows us to offer a wide range of productions, workshops, and classes while fostering a creative community where performers of all ages can learn, grow, and shine. The Green Room is a dedicated space for cast and crew to prepare, relax, and connect before and after performances. Outfitted with comfortable seating and storage for costumes and props, it’s a behind-the-scenes hub of creativity and camaraderie. Actors gather here to review lines, get into character, and share the excitement of live performance. More than just a waiting area, the Green Room is where friendships are formed and the spirit of Studio B’s community truly shines. Our welcoming lobby is the first stop for guests as they enter Studio B. With a box office for convenient ticket pickup, comfortable seating, and an inviting atmosphere, it sets the stage for an enjoyable theater experience. The lobby also serves as a hub for community connection, featuring information about upcoming productions, classes, and local events. Whether you’re here for a show, a rehearsal, or a meeting, the lobby is designed to make every visitor feel at home.

Studio B Performing Arts is seeking creative and technical team members for Magic Tree House: Pirates Past Noon KIDS. Join our youth production as a director, choreographer, music director, or designer and help bring this adventurous story to life on stage. Magic Tree House: Pirates Past Noon 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 March 10 - April 12. 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