Road Show Inc.
Road Show Studio (Hawthorne Square), 1795 S Washington Street, Suite 101, Naperville, IL 60565
About
Road Show Inc. offers activities in show choir, musicals, acting, musical theatre voice, acting and auditioning on camera, and Broadway style dance for young performers. The program also includes private lessons, summer musicals, wellness and yoga, young performer programming, summer camps, acting and improvisation, and staged performance opportunities such as Rise & Shine Show Choir, ShoCo JR, and SONG & STORY, BROADWAY HITS JR.
• Ages: 8–13 years old
• Schedule: School-year options on weekdays and Saturdays, with coaching by appointment and specific show choir and dance classes on select evenings; summer options with camps in the mornings/afternoons and rehearsals in the evenings.
Road Show Inc. was established in 2019 as a Naperville-based nonprofit and is recognized as a 501(c)(3) public charity. Its mission is to give unique performance opportunities and to serve as a training ground for both the arts and life-skills through connection to compassion, professionalism, and character within a culture of teaching artists and families. The organization’s instructors are highly trained professionals with years of experience in their respective fields, and the program is home to KALEIDOSCOPE, a performing arts community for students of all abilities. Road Show Inc. identifies Show Choir as its pilot program for children in grades 3–8 and also offers virtual opportunities.
Road Show Inc. describes itself as having heart-shaped roots in Naperville, Illinois, and focuses on connecting children to the community through the performing arts. It hosts artistic adventures in musical theatre with pop-up style workshops, acting and improvisation, and staged performance opportunities, and it invites bringing its classes, workshops, or performances to community events, schools, nursing homes, festivals, and more. Donations to Road Show Inc. help fund scholarships for children, participation in events at senior facilities, equipment upgrades, expansion of KALEIDOSCOPE programming, and other expenses not covered by participation fees. Students are asked to enter rehearsals in clean sneakers or performance shoes after removing street shoes. The leadership team includes Jessica Brock (Board Chair), Alden Snyder (Board Vice-Chair), Scott Graham (Board Treasurer), Lisa Caveney (Board Secretary), Lindsay Chan (Fundraising Chair), and Margaret Trausch (Advisory Board).
Last updated May 28, 2026.
• Ages: 8–13 years old
• Schedule: School-year options on weekdays and Saturdays, with coaching by appointment and specific show choir and dance classes on select evenings; summer options with camps in the mornings/afternoons and rehearsals in the evenings.
Road Show Inc. was established in 2019 as a Naperville-based nonprofit and is recognized as a 501(c)(3) public charity. Its mission is to give unique performance opportunities and to serve as a training ground for both the arts and life-skills through connection to compassion, professionalism, and character within a culture of teaching artists and families. The organization’s instructors are highly trained professionals with years of experience in their respective fields, and the program is home to KALEIDOSCOPE, a performing arts community for students of all abilities. Road Show Inc. identifies Show Choir as its pilot program for children in grades 3–8 and also offers virtual opportunities.
Road Show Inc. describes itself as having heart-shaped roots in Naperville, Illinois, and focuses on connecting children to the community through the performing arts. It hosts artistic adventures in musical theatre with pop-up style workshops, acting and improvisation, and staged performance opportunities, and it invites bringing its classes, workshops, or performances to community events, schools, nursing homes, festivals, and more. Donations to Road Show Inc. help fund scholarships for children, participation in events at senior facilities, equipment upgrades, expansion of KALEIDOSCOPE programming, and other expenses not covered by participation fees. Students are asked to enter rehearsals in clean sneakers or performance shoes after removing street shoes. The leadership team includes Jessica Brock (Board Chair), Alden Snyder (Board Vice-Chair), Scott Graham (Board Treasurer), Lisa Caveney (Board Secretary), Lindsay Chan (Fundraising Chair), and Margaret Trausch (Advisory Board).
Last updated May 28, 2026.
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