Join the Frosty Fun Workshop with Alexandria Children’s Theatre on December 20!
Alexandria, VA — Alexandria Children’s Theatre (ACT) is offering a day of wintry fun for students ages 5-8 and 9-12 interested in singing, dancing, and special crafts. The workshop will be held on Saturday, December 20, from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Mount Vernon Community School, 2601 Commonwealth Ave, Alexandria, VA 22305.
Using the theme of Disney’s Frozen, students will spend the day singing winter songs, making fun craft projects, and learning a couple of dances that will be shared onstage for families at pickup time. This creative workshop is open to students from Mount Vernon Community School as well as other area schools.
All actors will need to bring a nut-free snack and lunch, and a refillable water bottle. Need-based scholarships are available by emailing [email protected].
- Registration for ages 5-8 is available at https://www.hisawyer.com/act-theatre/schedules/activity-set/1723357
- Actors ages 9-12 can be registered at https://www.hisawyer.com/act-theatre/schedules/activity-set/1723324
A note on other ACT offerings:
Don’t forget to register for ACT’s 2026 Winter Session, which runs Saturdays from January 3 to March 14 at Burgundy Farm Country Day School, 3700 Burgundy Road, Alexandria, VA 22303. Registration is available at https://www.actheatre.com/act-classes.
Creative movement and craft activities or singing and dancing are the basis for the 4- to 5-year-old classes like Winter Stories on the Farm and Winter Songs and Dances. Students aged 6 to 8 can explore acting classes with Act Out the Story along with musical theatre. Acting, singing, dancing, and improvisation are the themes for the 9- to 14-year-old ages ranging from Calling All Detectives to Hamilton Hip Hop-era. Whether students are trying out acting for the first time, or have been to camps and classes before, everyone is welcome at ACT and their skills will grow over the session. All students perform onstage at the final class in March.
Noah’s Fund
Scholarship opportunities are available through Noah’s Fund, ACT’s new asset to address the financial challenges many young families face. We are excited to announce that a Scholarship Angel has stepped up to sponsor students in each of our classes in her grandson’s name. Noah’s Fund grew out of one family’s experience as their young grandson faced more challenges that most of us can imagine as a young boy. He attended Saturday morning classes with Ms. Roberta and discovered a supportive outlet for his creativity over several years and is thriving. To learn more and apply, please visit https://www.actheatre.com/act-cares.
