Wonderland Performing Arts is located at 2807 Johnston Street, Lafayette, LA 70503 (in the South College Shopping Center, next door to Osaka).

Classes begin with students in PreK 3 (must be potty trained) and continue through 18 years of age.

Yes! Students will learn specific skills each session based on the class in which they are enrolled. Young children thrive in environments of repitition and routine. Older children are ready for challenges and more variety.

We use the term movement to describe dance, stage blocking, choreography, and various types of theatrical movement studies.

Teachers are running from one class to another, so approaching them between their classes is not allowed. Doing so will keep them from their other students and obligations. Use your Parent Portal on the Wonderland app for communication. These emails come to our office staff, and we can put yo in touch with your teacher or help you directly.

Merchandise orders will open periodically throughout the year. When an ordering window is open, you will be able to find the catalog on your Wonderland App and on our website! We sill send a push notification to let yo know it's time to order! Black Wonderland t-shirts are available in our lobby!

Wonderland office hours are Monday-Thursday 10 am - 3 pm. You can always reach us by email at info@wonderlandperformingarts.com. We will get back to you ASAP.

The answer to this question varies depending on the class a student is trying to join. We accept registration through the school year for some classes. If it is not a good time to jump into a class, we will notify you and try to accommodate you to the best of ability.

We have two sessions per year, Fall and Spring. The fall session begins in September, and the spring session begins in January.

Join the waitlist if a class is full! A waitlist lets our Wonderland staff know that a class needs an additional section added to our schedule. Once there are enough students on the waitlist we can open another class and accommodate all interested students.

Yes! If you are unsure of the class, your child may attend their first class with no obligation to join! We do prefer and recommend doing this earlier in the session, rather than later. It is difficult for a child to "jump in" to an established class. If you have questions about joining a particular class later in the year, just reach out! Fill out a contact us form and we will help you!

The dress code is listed in the parent handbook which you can find here.

Classes are open to certain grade levels therefore all students are similar in age. Wonderland cannot guarantee the ages of students who enroll in a class.

Start by finding classes based on your child's grade level. Reach class titles, days, times, and class descriptions carefully. If you still need help deciding, reach out to us via our contact us form.

Students are placed in class by grade level. Your instructor will reach out to you if they recognize your child should be in a different class level.

Each child is unique! Their age, maturity, dedication level, and readiness are all factors to consider when choosing classes. If you need further assistance or guidance, we are here to advise. Reach out via the contact us form on our site.

No. Students must audition to participate in our stage productions. Upon being cast in a production, a student must be enrolled in a least one skills-based class to remain in the production.

Yes, we charge $30 for a 30-minute in-person lesson and $20 for a 30-minute virtual lesson! Click here for more information.

Once enrolled in a class, it can be accessed through your Parent Portal on our Wonderland App. Each class will have a "RESOURCES" button. Your teacher will put materials such as scripts, sheet music, song tracks, etc. in this section of your app!

Your full tuition amount is posted in your Parent Portal upon registration. You can pay the full tuition amount if you like. If no payment is made, tuition will be charged monthly, on the 15th of each month, during the session (Fall: September-December; Spring: January-May).

When you enroll in a class you are committing to the entire session. We highly discourage withdrawing from a class before the session ends. Students are learning valuable skills and are usually preparing a performance piece. When a student drops, it affects the entire class. We do lots of collaborating in class, so if your child leaves mid-session, another student is losing his/her scene partner, dance partner, singing partner, etc.

If you have considered your commitment obligations, and still need to make the decision to withdraw from class, you may do so by submitting a 30-day written notice to info@wonderlandperformingarts.com. No withdrawal requests made in-person to the staff of Wonderland are considered appropriate or applicable. The remainder of your student’s class tuition is due upon withdrawal.

Showcase is a chance for each class to show off the skills learned throughout the session to family/friends! We have Showcase at the end of each session.

Yes! All students participating in classes are required to perform for our end-of-year Showcase. You will be given the date ahead of time, so make this a priority for your family. If a student does not perform, their classmates are without a member of their group, and their absence hurts the rest of the class. Participation is essential to building self-discipline, self-accountability, teamwork, and reliability which are of utmost importance in the arts and in life.

You must audition to participate in one of our live stage productions. Click here for more information.

Any student may audition for our teen or pre-teen productions. If they are ready for this type of experience, if there is space in the cast, and if the family agrees to all of the requirements, the student will be admitted into the production. Click here for more information.

If a student is not cast, it may be due to the amount of space available, maturity, readiness, commitment, or previous behavioral issues. If you do not get cast in our production, don’t give up! Choose a class, work on your skills, and try again next time auditions are open! Remember, it takes 20,000 hours to become an expert at something. Dream big, follow your heart, be deliberate in your efforts, and keep reaching for the stars!

Pre-teen Production rehearsals are held on Tuesdays, 6:00-7:30pm and Sundays, 3:00-7:00pm. Teen Production rehearsals are held on Mondays and Thursdays, 6:30-8:30 pm.

All conflicts should be listed on your audition form. We ask that you only miss due to illness or emergency. When a cast member is not at rehearsal it is very difficult to rehearse any scenes or choreography without them. 3 or more unplanned absences in one session may result in being removed form the production.

Yes. We require all production members to be enrolled in at least one skill-building class.

No, private lessons do not fulfill your skills-based class requirements.