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There’s still room to register for workshops in our Extended Spring Semester!

Check out the Extended Spring Semester Options, beginning in April, by clicking here! We are adding new classes weekly to this 4-6 week session!

The Art of Workshops…

Join us for four exclusive workshops held between April 29-May 20. Led by industry professionals, students will have an exciting opportunity to explore many areas! Click here for more information and to register!

OZ 2020: Capturing a Performance during a Pandemic

Two Casts, One Show: Revisit both performances of “The Wizard of Oz” which was livestreamed in December. Each Digital Download package includes exclusive bonus material such as never-before-seen pictures, the digital Playbill, and a behind-the-scenes documentary showcasing how the cast+crew made their way To Oz. A teaser of the documentary is below:

CLICK HERE to view the OZ Digital Download Packages in our Shop, only available through May 31!

Summer Workshops are BACK!

REVOLUTION: How Broadway Explored the American and French Revolutions

A One Week Summer Intensive weaving “Les Miserables” with “Hamilton” in a challenging workshop, culminating in a small presentation at the end of the week!  For ages 12-18, June 19-22. Click here to learn more!

GAME ON: An Original Musical Adventure
What happens when video game characters have a summer adventure? Find out in this original workshop! Students will explore music, acting, improv, and dance – culminating in a presentation on the last day.  For ages 5-12, July 19-22. Click here to learn more!

Wondering about other classes and productions? Except for the Extended Spring Semester, classes are full for this season. But you can still browse our department pages to see what we typically offer! Our new Season begins June 1 and all of these pages will have new offerings!

LEARN: where new skills are developed in classes and workshops

GROW: where students work together on productions of all sizes

SHINE: where students form teams to serve the community with their gifts and talents

If you have any questions, feel free to contact us

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REGISTRATION FOR YEAR 9 IS NOW LIVE… [swipe to see the reaction] as announced at our Shine Bright event on Thursday. We loved having so many people gathering together again as we celebrated our outreach teams, our seniors, introduced Membership and Committees, and of course- the show announcements! Congratulations to the illuminate Class of 2021! This year, all three seniors received special recognition for their part in helping to build the company. These are just a few of the talented students that worked so hard this year. As hard as it has been to keep things going through the pandemic, the lessons learned will last a lifetime. To finish the year with a Fresh Air concert was just the thing we all needed. The feeling of performing in front of an audience again- hearing harmonies so beautifully woven together, carried across the breeze in the late afternoon. We all needed this moment of Fresh Air after being cooped up for so long. Enjoy these gorgeous pictures of our First Annual Spring Concert so beautifully captured by our talented choreographer and dance instructor, Michelle Mcwilliams. To hear the harmonies so carefully taught by Miss Cassie, check out our videos. continuing the theme...our beginner tap workshop took to new locations to breathe fresh air into our typical filmed class presentation. we have really missed audiences this year, and we could use your help to recover our losses. Go to www.illuminateartsco.com/give to give us a Hug or High Five! #illuminateyear8 Fresh Air: our first Spring Concert will be held this week! Join us at 6:30 on May 20 @ Attleboro’s Highland Park to hear all three spring music classes sing. The concert is FREE (bring your own chair or blanket!) and features ages 5-18 in our Music Makers, High Notes chorus, and our brand new illuminate choir. 1) a glimpse at our year Last week we began our Extended Spring Semester with our three music classes and it was so great to be singing together again! NEXT week we add our workshops >> It’s been a busy few weeks since livestreaming the Spring Play: Serve Up helped pick up lots of litter with Attleboro Mayor Paul Heroux; we filmed the junior production at the Attleboro Community Theatre; we held The Oz Red Carpet Cast Party (months after they performed, combining two of our annual events that we’ve had on hold due to covid); and Salt+Light had their first official gig for Trinity Community Church’s youth group.

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