Best Acting Classes in Medford, MA

“I already knew Kidstock was great for summer camp and school vacation day camp, but they really knocked it out of the park with my 8 year old's birthday party.”

“The instructors are able to focus the lessons to meet your needs, whether you've played an instrument before or not.”

“Our son has been coming here for almost 10 years now.”

“But Igor Golyak as a director having a play based on hundreds of interviews made a great job of creating this performance which is at times sad, at times very funny but never boring”

“Pi we are told by an official is a sixteen year old boy who is hiding under the hospital bed, and when he finally comes from under it we get someone who appears to be in his early 30's, and with a physique that looked pretty good for having spent 227...”

“The Let's Put On A Play class was a FANTASTIC way to get the younger kids (grades K through 2) speaking roles and encourage acting in a low-pressure and fun environment.”

“When we learned that the theatre was in a high school, we were a little bit sceptical about the quality of the show, but we bought tickets anyway because it had good reviews.”

“Hovey has been around seemingly forever, and they've earned a solid reputation in Massachusetts because of the professionalism of their troupe of dedicated actors and directors.”

“It doesn't matter if the student had any acting experience, Igor finds something special about everyone and helps them open and develop the skills.”

“We saw Fun Home in this classic community theater.”

“My kids have been attending Znayka for the past 8 years and I can not imagine a better place for them to deepen their knowledge of Russian, learn to read, get comfortable performing on stage and ace the math beyond their grade level.”

“Amazing capoeira school for kids and adults!”

“Great shows and awesome production teams.”

“Simply put, there's no better place in Boston to see exceptional character- and text-driven performances of the classics as well as nimble (and hilarious) productions outside the canon.”

“Lovely black box theater.”