Acting Out at UNCSA

Check out our last 2 workshops for Spring 2026! Register via link in bio to join in on the fun 🎭

Thank you for all the support Acting Out has received already through UNCSA Days of Giving! Today is the final day and Every Gift Matters 🎭 link in bio if you’d like to Make a Gift

This month’s Saturday morning Musical Theatre Workshops are coming up soon! Register via link in our bio 🎭

Our Taylor Swift–inspired workshop was full of energy, confidence, and star power!

Loved the fun? Don’t miss your chance to join us for our upcoming Musical Theatre Workshops featuring choreography inspired by Moana (Grades K–5) and Wicked (Grades 6–12) 🎭 Visit our website to register

Register for UNCSA Acting Out Summer Camp! This year, we are excited two offer our annual Summer Day Camps (no audition required) and our new Summer Musical Theatre Youth Intensive (audition required) 🎭 visit our website for full details.

Join us this month for two exciting Musical Theatre Dance Workshop 🎶 all level and experiences are welcome! Visit the link in our bio for more info.

Register for 2026 Summer Camps at Acting Out! 🎭 This summer, choose between our Acting Out Summer Day Camps (no audition required), and Summer Musical Theatre Youth Intensive (audition required)!

Full Details and Applications can be found on our website. See you this summer!

Welcome back for another semester at Acting Out! 🎭 Spring Registration for Group Classes and Workshops is open for new and returning students. Visit our website for more info: https://www.uncsa.edu/community/drama-acting-out/index.aspx

Spring 2026 Registration is now open to new and returning students 🎭 more info about Workshops & Summer Camps coming soon!

Thank you to for visiting UNCSA Acting Out TV Broadcast Camp at @ and highlighting the amazing work our students are doing! Students experienced the excitement of TV by exploring on-camera techniques, teamwork and storytelling.

Triad middle school students step in front of the camera and report at TV Broadcast Camp "I’ve learned more about how broadcasting works, and I’ve learned how to use a teleprompter. I think it definitely helps, because as you get older, you should grow your social skills more.” -6th grader