Rogue Pack Theatre Collective empowers youth to succeed by sharing their stories.

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Rogue Pack Theatre Collective empowers youth to succeed by sharing their stories.

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Students receive mentorship in all aspects of the theatrical process. From conception to performance, students experience hands-on training from working theatre professionals.

Currently, there is no theatre company in Sellwood-Moreland developing classes for youth. We're thrilled to be able to fill that niche in the community. Our new home at Sellwood Community House is located on Spokane Street, in the heart of Sellwood.

All classes culminate with a live performance for friends and family.

Theatre Training for Portland's Youth

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Theatre classes help students of all ages to engage more in school. We activate their curiosity, creativity and engage with their learning style.

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When kids find the courage to perform their truths on stage, they gain confidence in class and in life. 

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Tuition from the Collective supports Rogue Pack, our community outreach program for underserved youth throughout the metro region.

Young Portland Speaks!

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Collective Instructors

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Tyler Wright (he/him)

Tyler Wright (he/him)

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A trained actor, dancer, and singer,Tyler received his BFA from the University of Southern California. He also studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (London) and the Stella Adler Acting Studio (New York). He pursued professional acting in Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago and has continued to perform in numerous theatrical productions most of his adult life. Since moving to the Portland area in 2019,he has performed in numerous shows and is excited to be working with such an amazing staff. Tyler is re-igniting his passion for performing after a long and successful career in the charitable organizational world.

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Montana Short (they)

Montana Short (they)

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Montana is a Portland-based playwright, director, performer, and theater educator. They have been writing since high school; they graduated from the Creative Writing program at the Orange County School of the Arts in Santa Ana, CA, where they had multiple one-act and full-length plays produced in their four years there.

Montana recently graduated from Portland State University with a degree in Theater Arts and English, where they were the president of STAGE, PSU’s student theater organization, for two years.

 PDX at Oaks Park. Montana is thrilled to be part of the Rogue Pack team and to continue sharing the power of live theater with as many people as they can.

 

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Michelle Guthrie (she/her)

Michelle Guthrie (she/her)

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Michelle is an actor and improviser of the theatre and film based in Portland, OR. Her education took her to the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco, where she pursued graduate studies in acting. She has worked nationally and internationally in theatre, film, television, and commercials. Some of her favorite parts have been Titania in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Blonde in Serenade, and Luciana in A Comedy of Errors, because of the rich characters she was allowed to develop and risks that she was encouraged to take. Lately she has been playing improv under the direction of Theresa Dudeck with the Impro Lab Players.

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Our Classes

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RPC Summer Camps 2025!

Mon -Fri. / 9:00-4:00pm

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Rogue Pack Theatre Collective summer camp, July 28 – Aug. 8th Improvisational Theatre: Come explore the exhilarating world of theatre improv and let your imagination soar! Through games, exercises and group engagement we will develop foundational acting skills. Playwrighting and Performance: In this fun and encouraging environment, youth will learn tools to construct and perform a short play on the final day.

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Your support means the world to us. Donations allow us to continue empowering Portland’s youth.

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