Roxy Performing Arts Center
Miami-based non-profit performing arts school and theatre group providing dance, drama and voice training to students in South Florida since 2002.
Last updated September 27, 2026
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Overview
The Roxy Performing Arts Center is the home of the Roxy Theatre Group (RTG), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in Miami, Florida, that has provided performing arts training to students in South Florida since 2002. The organization operates as a community-focused performing arts studio and theatre company, offering classes in dance, drama and voice through a teacher/student classroom format that culminates in on-stage productions. Its programs are geared primarily toward children ages 3 to 17, while catering to all ages. RTG's curriculum spans acting, singing and dance, delivered through after-school programs, a summer arts camp, and main-stage musical productions. The organization stages full musicals each season, with past productions including Seussical, The Musical, West Side Story, Guys and Dolls, Once Upon A Mattress, Damn Yankees, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Aladdin, Tarzan, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Annie Get Your Gun and In the Heights. These productions give students practical stage experience and are co-directed by the organization's artistic staff. The Roxy Performing Arts Center name also refers to the historic venue in Miami that formerly operated as a movie theater. The performing arts organization has become the identity most closely associated with the Roxy name in Miami's arts education community, functioning as a non-profit arts school rather than a commercial cinema. Key personnel include Ana Andreu, Programs Director, who has been with RTG since its inception in 2002 and oversees class scheduling, the after-school care program, the summer arts camp, curriculum, enrollment and the scholarship program, while co-directing main-stage musicals. Charles A. Sothers serves as Theatre Arts & Artistic Director, also with RTG since its inception, handling graphic design, music editing, video production and training students in acting and voice. As a non-profit organization, RTG operates with a mission of accessible arts education, including a scholarship program to support student enrollment. The organization maintains an active presence in the Miami arts community and continues to register students for its annual class schedule, with registration for the 26-27 school year beginning August 15 and classes starting September 8.
History
The Roxy Theatre Group (RTG) was established in 2002 as a non-profit performing arts organization in Miami, Florida. From its inception, it has operated as a 501(c)(3) organization geared toward children ages 3 to 17, while catering to all ages, with programs focused on dance, drama and voice. The organization provides instruction through a teacher/student classroom environment that culminates in on-stage productions. Ana Andreu has been with RTG since its inception in 2002, serving as Programs Director. She oversees scheduling of arts classes, the after-school care program and the summer arts camp, co-directs main-stage musicals, manages curriculum, activities, student enrollment and the scholarship program. Her co-directing credits include March of the Toys (2003), Penny A Pape (2006), Seussical, The Musical (2007), My Favorite Year (2008), West Side Story (2009), Guys and Dolls (2010), Once Upon A Mattress (2010), Damn Yankees (2011), How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (2012), Aladdin (2012), Tarzan (2012), Thoroughly Modern Millie (2013), Annie Get Your Gun (2016) and In the Heights (2017). She also teaches workshops in drama and musical theatre and assists with costuming and make-up. She holds a BA in Theatre Management from Florida International University. Charles A. Sothers has also been with RTG since its inception, serving as Theatre Arts & Artistic Director. He produces the organization's graphic designs such as playbills and print ads, edits music for arts instructors for shows and performance competitions, edits all in-house video projects, and trains students in acting and voice. The Roxy Performing Arts Center name is also associated with a former movie theater in Miami, Florida. The performing arts organization has become the primary identity of the Roxy name in Miami's arts education landscape, operating as a non-profit arts school rather than a commercial cinema. RTG continues to offer classes in dance, drama and voice, with registration for the 26-27 school year beginning August 15 and classes starting September 8. The organization maintains an active online presence through its website and Instagram, and uses Linktree for additional information.
- 2017
Main-stage musical 'In the Heights' co-directed by Ana Andreu.
- 2016
Main-stage musical 'Annie Get Your Gun' co-directed by Ana Andreu.
- 2013
Main-stage musical 'Thoroughly Modern Millie' co-directed by Ana Andreu.
- 2012
Main-stage musicals 'How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying', 'Aladdin' and 'Tarzan' co-directed by Ana Andreu.
- 2011
Main-stage musical 'Damn Yankees' co-directed by Ana Andreu.
- 2010
Main-stage musicals 'Guys and Dolls' and 'Once Upon A Mattress' co-directed by Ana Andreu.
- 2009
Main-stage musical 'West Side Story' co-directed by Ana Andreu.
- 2008
Main-stage musical 'My Favorite Year' co-directed by Ana Andreu.
- 2007
Main-stage musical 'Seussical, The Musical' co-directed by Ana Andreu.
- 2006
Main-stage musical 'Penny A Pape' co-directed by Ana Andreu.
Products and positioning
Non-profit community performing arts school and theatre group for children and all ages in Miami, Florida.
Acting classes
Drama and acting instruction for students ages 3 to 17 and all ages.
Singing/voice classes
Voice training in a teacher/student classroom environment.
Dance classes
Dance instruction as part of the performing arts curriculum.
After-school care program
After-school program managed by Programs Director Ana Andreu.
Summer arts camp
Summer camp program overseen by Programs Director Ana Andreu.
Main-stage musical productions
Full musical theatre productions staged each season, including Seussical, West Side Story, Guys and Dolls, In the Heights and others.
Scholarship program
Scholarship program managed by Programs Director Ana Andreu to support student enrollment.
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