Welcome to STAGES Youth Theater — we’re so glad you’re here! Whether you’re a young person, a parent, or an educator, we would love to tell you more about our educational theater programs for kids of all ages. We invite you to browse our website — and contact us if you have any questions. We hope to see you at STAGES soon!
In 2022, STAGES marks 15 years of creating transformative youth theater and unlocking self-discovery. Now, we are asking our community to help us ensure the STAGES legacy of self-discovery continues for generations of young people to come. We have a goal to raise $15,000 in honor of our 15th year to support our non-competitive theater… Continue reading Make a Year End Gift to STAGES!
SUMMER AT STAGES! Everyone is welcome at STAGES! Join the fun at STAGES Youth Theater when we kick off our 16th Summer Theater Program in June 2023! Kids kindergarten through high school will have joyful opportunities to unlock self-discovery through guided dramatic adventures, role-play/cosplay, and a variety of mainstage performance opportunities (plays & musicals)! No… Continue reading SUMMER PROGRAM REGISTRATION!
Unlock Self-Discovery in Your Classroom! TEACHERS are saying… “I really like how you incorporated movement into every aspect of the session. The kids had fun blasting off in their time machines to get in some movement!” “Parents and students have been very enthusiastic. Students loved the games and were very engaged learning about historical figures.… Continue reading STAGES IN THE SCHOOLS
“Being involved in putting on a production teaches lifelong skills. Those who are involved for longer periods of time, or in more productions; they learn to deal with adversity, appreciate diversity, collaborate and get exposed different personalities, understand the correlation of work ethic to results, learn to expect the unexpected, and generally have better coping skills as a result of theatre.”
“Being in productions with kids who were older than me exposed me to a sense of artistic community that I never saw at school or at home.”
