Parent Commitment & Program Details:
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TFP Prime is a class based program provided by The Franklin Playhouse, designed to give students hands-on experience in produciting and leading a full-scale theatrical production. Participation requires a commitment to the following:
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Rehearsal Schedule: Students will meet one to two days per week for rehearsals and production meetings. The specific schedule will be determined based on the selecition of the show and team available.
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Program Fee: This program operates on a monthly tuition basis, with a total class balance that will be divided into monthly payments. Payments will be automatically deducted through Jackrabbit. (If you would like to pay in full please contact the studio).
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Enrollment: Parents must officially register their students for the class through Jackrabbit in order to participate. By enrolling , parents and students commit to the policy and procedures of The Franklin Playhouse and working as part of a collaborative production team, following through on their responsibilities and dedicating the time needed to bring their show to life.
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TFP Prime: Student-Led Productions
TFP Prime is a unique student-led theatrical experience where young artist take full creative control of a production weather a musical or a straight play. This program allows students to step into leadership roles, from directing to designing, while gaining hands-on experience in all aspects of the theater production.
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Each TFP Prime show is carefully selected by our executive production team from student-submitted proposals. The chosen production team not only determines the vision for the show but also assembles the cast and crew, making this a fully student-driven experience. TFP is more than just a performance-it's a collaborative journey that fosters creativity, leadership, and deep appreciation for the art of theater.
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How It Works:
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Director Submissions: Students interested in directing must submit a proposal detailing their vision for the show, including plans for casting, set design, costumes, and overall production. Submissions should also outline the proposed production team.
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Selection Process: The Executive Director of The Franklin Playhouse will review all submissions and select the show based on feasibility creativity, and overall preparedness.
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Production Responsibilities: Once selected, the student director and their team will be responsible for fundraising, casting, rehearsals, and coordinating all production elements. They will work closely with the Executive Director to bring their vision to life.
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TFP Prime offers an invaluable opportunity for students to gain leadership experience, collaborate with peers, and create an outstanding theatrical production from the ground up.
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Be More Chill -Overview
Broadway/West End Version!
Jeremy Heere is just an average teenager. That is, until he finds out about “The Squip,” a tiny supercomputer that promises to bring him everything he desires most: a date with Christine, an invite to the raddest party of the year and a chance to survive life in his suburban New Jersey high school. But is being the most popular guy in school worth the risk? A hit on Broadway and in the West End, Be More Chill is based on the novel by Ned Vizzini.
