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PEAK Theatre Arts is fully aligned with California's Visual and Performing Arts Standards (VAPA) standards and integrates Social Emotional Learning (SEL) outcomes. Our turnkey program qualifies for Prop 28 arts education funding and supporting state goals around equity, engagement and enrichment.

PEAK Theatre Arts is a leader in culturally sustaining drama education—meaning our programs celebrate students’ identities, honor their communities, and make space for diverse voices on stage. We go beyond just putting on a show, aligning with VAPA and SEL standards while empowering students to create and share their own stories in a joyful, supportive space.

At PEAK Theatre Arts, students gain more than acting skills—they build confidence, empathy, and a lifelong love of creative expression. Through games, storytelling, and collaboration, they will:

• Find their voice – learning to speak up, share ideas, and trust their unique perspective.

• Build confidence – taking creative risks in a safe, encouraging environment.

• Work as a team – listening, collaborating, and celebrating each other’s strengths.

• Express themselves creatively – using theatre to explore ideas, emotions, and identities.

• Develop life skills – from problem-solving and adaptability to empathy and leadership.

• Experience joy – discovering the fun and connection that theatre brings.

Our goal is for every student to leave feeling more confident, more connected, and more excited about their own potential—on stage and in life.

Yes! Every PEAK program concludes with a culminating showcase. This gives students the opportunity to share their growth, creativity, and learning with an audience of peers, family, and community.

Please note: Many of our students are participating in theatre for the first time, so we prioritize the process over the product. By centering on process, students are free to have fun, build confidence and take creative risks. It also ensures that everyone feels seen, heard, and valued regardless of prior experience.

We provide trained teaching artists, a fully developed curriculum, classroom management, and all materials and supplies. We handle all the heavy lifting so your team can focus on student impact.

Pricing depends on the program length and format. We work with your budget and help you leverage Prop 28 and other ELOP funding streams. Contact us today for a custom quote!

We look at the whole child. For social-emotional growth, we track how students build confidence, work as a team, take creative risks, and express themselves. For artistic growth, we use California’s VAPA Standards, focusing on the four core elements of theatre: Creating, Performing, Responding, and Connecting. We also gather feedback from families and schools to make sure our programs are inspiring, meaningful, and joyful for every student.

We recommend a minimum of 7 students per group to ensure engaging and collaborative theatre experience. With Prop 28 funding, schools often have flexibility to serve smaller groups especially if it meets students needs and equity goals. We're happy to work with you to design a program that maximizes your funding and student impact.

Absolutely! Our culminating showcases build bridges between home, school and culture. Schools have seen improved attendance, increased student pride, and more parent involvement through our programs.

If you need to cancel a scheduled class or program, we require at least 10 business days’ notice. Cancellations made with less than 10 days' notice forfeit the 30% deposit, as it secures your program slot and covers planning and operation costs.