Middle School - High School Improv

Chantel Eurich

Chantel Eurich is a homeschool educator, performing arts director, and passionate advocate for creativity through the arts. With experience leading children in theater, music, and special educational learning environments; she loves helping students build confidence, communication skills, and teamwork through improvisation. Chantel creates a fun, encouraging atmosphere where every child feels safe to take creative risks, laugh, and grow. Her classes focus not only on performance skills, but also on developing imagination, quick thinking, and self-expression in a positive and supportive environment.
In addition to her teaching experience, Chantel has an extensive background in performing arts. She was a New York State Allstate Singer, received various vocal performance scholarships, and has performed the National Anthem for numerous public events. Some of her favorite musical theater roles were playing Mother Abbess in The Sound of Music and Cinderella in Into the Woods. She brings years of stage experience and a love for performance into her classroom to inspire and encourage young performers.

11 (6th) grade - 18 (12th) grade

No previous acting experience is needed — just a willingness to play, imagine, and have fun!

Students will participate in interactive theater games, scene work, character creation, storytelling exercises, and comedey challenges that encourage creativity while strengthening public speaking and perforamnce abilities. The class may also incldueshort-form improv games, long-form scene development, audience interaction, and opportunities for informal perforances throughout the semester. Perfect for students interested in theater, public speaking, creative writing, or simply having fun while growing in confidence and creativity! 

Whether your student is a seasoned performer or brand new to the stage, this class provides a supportive and encouraging environment where students learn to think on their feet, collaborate with others, and embrace mistakes as part of the creative process. Along the way, students will develop valuable life skills such as active listening, problem-solving, adaptability, and self-expression.

Class Day: Tuesday

Duration: Semester Course

Start Date: September 1, 2026

Class Length: 1 Hour (60 Minutes)

Class Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM

Minimum Number of Students Required: 5

Maximum Number of Students Allowed: 30

Number of Waitlist Spots Available: 10

Administrative Fee: $65 (paid to Rooted Resource Center)

Course Fee: $75.00 (paid to instructor for full year)

Supply Fee: None (paid to instructor for purchase of supplies)

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