WORKSHOP SCHOLARSHIPS
Workshop Scholarship Opportunities
RTAA is thrilled to bring back their scholarship program that went on hiatus during the COVID-19 Pandemic. This scholarship is meant to be a helping hand for the students in our community who share in RTAA’s mission to build character both inside and out, but because of economic hardships need their communities support.
Scholarships will be awarded through a committee selection process. Awardees will be notified of selection by Megan Hoyt, Executive Director.
Scholarships are available for the registration fees for each Little Ones Workshop, Youth Workshop, Young Broadway Players Workshop and Master Workshop we do. For Youth and Little Ones Workshops that have multiple casts, one scholarship per cast will be available. For example: If a Youth/Little Ones Workshop has two casts, that means there will be a total of two Youth Scholarships and two Little Ones Scholarships available.
Young Broadway Players and Master Workshops require auditions first. If you make it into the show, then you would be able to use the scholarship.
Eligibility:
Applicants must demonstrate financial need with detail explained by parent/guardian if under 18. Scholarships will cover cost of tuition for workshops.
A letter of recommendation from a teacher, pastor, coach, mentor or sponsor must be included with your application.
Applicants in 1st through 12th grade must write an essay about their wish to participate in a Roseville Theatre Arts Academy program. Essays for grades 7th through 12th should be 200 words minimum.
DEADLINE: Requests for scholarships must be submitted 2 WEEKS prior to the start of a workshop/audition!
Download the Workshop Application Form below.