Year-Round Theater Education for Kids

Ross Ragland Theater’s after school classes are filled with music, movement, theater games, and socially engaging activities designed to build confidence and arts skills. These programs offer multi-class discounts and scholarships, making creative learning accessible to more young people in the Basin.

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Rag Tag Children’s Choir

The Rag Tag choirs are a fun, educational choir program for kids who love to sing-no experience needed! With two age groups (Grades 1-3 and Grades 4-6), this after-school program helps young performers build confidence, learn vocal skills, and discover the joy of singing as a group.


Rehearsals take place on Mondays during the school year at the Ross Ragland Cultural Center:


RagTag-a-Long Choir:

Grades 1-3: 4:00-4:45pm


RagTag Choir:

Grades 4-6: 5:00-6:00pm


The Choirs are already in ACTIVE

Scholarships Available

Scholarships are offered for most classes to help ensure that cost is not a barrier to participation in our after school programs.

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Meet Our Instructors for Afterschool Classes

Aria Sha

Drama Instructor

Aria Sha developed her passion for theater at the age of 7 when she participated in her first play at the Linkville Playhouse. She hopes to inspire that same spark for the stage in others by teaching this year’s after-school improv class. Other than theater, she enjoys being active and creative.

Olivia Snow

Rag Tag Choir Instructor

Olivia Snow caught the theater bug early, performing in musicals and choirs since the age of eight in her hometown of Bigfork, Montana. She’s called Klamath Falls home for the past six years and has been involved at the Ross Ragland Theater for the last two—you might’ve seen her recently as Anastasia! Olivia has a passion for bringing performance arts and music programs to kids in the basin. She believes these experiences help young people build confidence and discover their voice, both on and off the stage.

Tara Earp

Drama Instructor

Tara Webster has been in education for 17 years. She has also done theater since High School and most recently has been a part of the last two Ross Ragland community theatre shows. She enjoys bringing theatre to life in the classroom and is very excited to join her two passions theater and teaching for the after-school programs.

Lisa Lane and Erin Barker

Drama Instructor

Lisa Lane and Erin Barker were taught by Joyce Davis-Smith, a protégé of Stella Alder, who trained under the father of Method Acting, Stanislovsky. They spent much of their early childhood and teenage years in the Hollywood scene, taking multiple acting classes and workshops. They were represented by the Natalie Rossen agency, who also represented child stars such as Christina Applegate, Brian Bonsall, and Macaulay Culkin.

Reina Barton

Mexican Cultural Program Instructor

Reina Barton was born in Veracruz, México. She earned a bachelor of Science degree, while living in Chihuahua, México. She moved to the United States as an adult and has lived in 3 states.


Teaching and dance have always been passions for Reina. In addition to elementary education, she has taught Spanish and Traditional Mexican Dance in multiple settings. She has also performed folklore dance. Reina enjoys teaching others in dancing and performing.