Private Lessons

I have learned more from Devon in one lesson, than I have from a year of private lessons with another teacher. -Harper, student

Who doesn’t love individual attention?

Theatre 360’s Private Lessons are built for students to receive specialized one-on-one attention from our talented and experienced staff in a variety of areas such as Acting, Voice, Dance, Audition Technique, College Pre-Screens, and Prep and more! 

Regular Lesson Rates:

  • 30-minutes: $55

  • 45-minutes: $75

  • 60-minutes: $95

  • Students requesting instructors to find material for them will be counted as part of the lesson.

  • Students requesting choreography specifically built for them: rate is $150 an hour. 

Lesson Policies:

  • All lessons must be paid 24 hours in advance of lesson unless otherwise notified.

  • All cancellations must be given to T360 with a 24-hour notice. Any lessons cancelled within 24 hours will be billed to your account in full. 

  • Lessons will occur during the time scheduled. Any time lost due to tardiness will not be made up during the lesson. 

  • Lessons are requested through email. Schedule now!

Lesson FAQ:

1. HOW DO I SCHEDULE AND PAY FOR MY LESSON?

To reserve your lesson time please call or email our office with your availability. We offer 60 min, 45 min and 30 minute lessons in acting, voice, or dance. If you have a specific teacher in mind please let us know.

Once the lesson is scheduled, our office will send you a link to pay via credit card.

2. WHAT IS THE NORMAL CANCELLATION POLICY for Private lessons and Audition coaching?

All cancellations/rescheduling must be given to T360 24-hours BEFORE your lesson. Any lessons cancelled within 24 hours are non-refundable.

3. HOW DO ONLINE LESSONS WORK?

Should you feel more comfortable having an online lesson or you’re not local to Los Angeles, we will send you a Zoom link when you register for a private lesson, as well as brief instructions to having a better Zoom lesson.

4. WHAT CAN I EXPECT IN A VOICE LESSON?  

The first part of the lesson is spent warming up with vocal exercises that will help build strength and range, warm-ups that develop correct placement, pitch and intonation. And develop new technique to support proper breathe support, placement and intention. The second part of the lesson, students will work on songs building repertoire and applying new techniques to their material.  

6. SHOULD I BRING MUSIC?

Yes!  For beginning students, try to have an idea of something you would like to sing. We are happy to give suggestions if you don’t know where to start, but we always recommend singing something you really love and want to sing. We will help you find vocal tracks to practice at home. If you are a more experienced student please bring your sheet music or vocal book to lesson.  Students are encouraged to bring voice tracks to work with.

Should you need to find sheet music we suggest www.musicnotes.com, newmusicaltheatre.com, the library, sheetmusicplus, and Scribd. 

7. WHO PAYS FOR SHEET MUSIC OR ACCOMPANIMENT TRACKS IF YOU GET THEM FOR ME?

If you need us to help you find sheet music we will charge you the amount we pay for them plus any cc charges incurred. Sheet music can cost between $5.00-$10.00 per song and $3.00-$10.00 per professional accompaniment track.

8.  CAN PARENTS OBSERVE?   

We have been leaders for over 25 years in letting our students work without parents in classes. This allows the student to develop their own independence, confidence, and not rely on having to impress parents or feeling self-conscious. Of course, parents are welcome to stay in the lobby area during lesson or stay in the studio if the child prefers.

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