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A decade of public-school theatre cuts handed the work to community youth playhouses. The model is working — but the bench of organizations that can actually do it is thinner than anyone wants to admit.
Concentrated, immersive, expensive — and apparently the best predictor of young actors who actually stick with the work into college.
A young actor coming out of the Miles Conservatory program describes a craft pedagogy that takes teenagers seriously as performers.
An off-the-shelf approach borrowed from inclusion programming is producing the strongest school-theatre revivals the field has seen in a decade.
A 1929 city-owned youth playhouse, $4.2M, four years of construction, and a finished result that doesn't look like a renovation. Here's why.