Triple Threat Training
Interested in honing your performance skills through specialized training?
Join us this fall for Broadway Bound’s new Triple Threat Training (TTT).
Meet our Triple Threat Training Instructors!
Junior Instructors
Beau Murphy- Junior Improv
Beau/BeauPeep (they/them) is a Seattle based indigenous teacher, performer, and improviser. They bring a strong skill set of improv, original character creation & development, world building and pantomiming. They are looking forward to being able to teach you creative dramatics through theatre games, role playing, story telling and world building as we go on this adventure together as an ensemble.
Mary Ann Tavi- Junior Vocal
Mary Ann is a local musical writer, music director, and music teacher! She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in Musical Theatre. Her education focused on the unification of acting and music that is the bread and butter of any good musical theatre actor. She will be working on moving from scene into song, building a number as an ensemble, and using the lyrics and accompaniment of a song to make informed decisions as an actor and tell a story within every part of a production.
Franco Weaver- Junior Dance
Franco Weaver is a dancer, performer, and teaching artist in Seattle! He enjoys theatre as a life-long skill, and has been dancing since the age of 3. Experienced in ballet, jazz, musical theatre dance, contemporary, and tap; Franco has been instructing and choreographing since 2021. He hopes you are excited and ready to dance for joy in these classes!
Teen Instructors
Sky Boggs- Teen Improv
Sky Boggs has been a member of the Jet City Improv ensemble since 2019 and served as Artistic Director from October 2024 through July 2026. She has taught improv at Jet City Improv since 2021 and was also a professional ensemble member with ComedySportz Seattle.
Sky loves working with young people and is continually inspired by the way they think, create, and see the world. Rather than trying to mold students into what she thinks improv should look like, she believes in adapting improv to each student and helping them discover what works for them.
Throughout this series, students can expect to build stage presence, learn how to face an audience with confidence, explore how to use the stage, make bold choices, and develop their own unique style. Most importantly, Sky wants students to feel empowered to bring their full selves to the stage and discover what makes their perspective and creativity uniquely theirs.
Karina May- Teen Vocal
Karina May is an Educator, Performer, and Music-Maker born and raised in the Pacific Northwest. She is an avid lover of music, and believes that every singer needs solid musicianship skills to take their performance to the next level. Living in many different worlds, Karina has music directed, starred in, and designed over 25 musical theater productions; she also greatly admires Opera and Symphonic Choral work. She adores working with kids who are passionate and willing to learn, and cannot wait to see what we're able to do in 4 short weeks
Alex Kronz- Teen Dance
Alex (Alexandra) Kronz is a Seattle based choreographer, theater artist, fight and intimacy director, and professional dancer. As a movement educator, they value rigor, playfulness, creative ambition, and training performers for long term health and injury prevention. Alex’s own training background is versatile, and their work pulls from many movement disciplines, incorporating musicality and partnering rooted in jazz and social partner dance alongside the storytelling of clowning and stage combat, and the athleticism and movement technique of contemporary/modern dance.
What is Triple Threat Training?
TTT is intended for students looking to work on specific skills in particular performance areas within a small group setting, absent any performance pressure. In some cases, class instructors will be Broadway Bound staff members; in others, classes will be taught by accomplished visiting teaching artists. Under their instructor’s guidance, students will have the chance to delve into aspects of performance on which they may have limited time to focus in the context of rehearsing for a show.
This new Broadway Bound program offers two series of courses – one for students from 5 to 11 and another for those 12+. Each series has two tracks – one focused on acting and singing and the other on dance. Each track includes four, two-hour classes that meet on consecutive Saturdays during the month of October. Students in each of the acting/singing series of classes will be split into two 10-student groups with one group focused for the first hour on acting skills with a specialized teaching artist while the other group works on singing with a second teaching artist. The two groups will swap focuses and instructors for the second hour. Students can choose to participate in one track, just acting/singing or just dance, or they can sign up for both tracks, but students are expected to attend all four classes of the tracks for which they register. All Triple Threat Trainings will be held at Broadway Bound’s studios at University Heights.
What is the Schedule?
The following chart provides an overview of the two series of classes being offered this October.
What does it Cost?
Students register for TTT by track within the series that matches their age. The cost for each track is $240. This includes four two-hour classes, for a total of eight hours of instruction, as well as all materials for the course. A student may register for one track or both that are offered for their age group. No more than 10 students can be accommodated in any single section of a track.