Hundreds of students participate in our in-class theatre workshops during their school day where USTC teaching artists work alongside the classroom teacher to help groups of students collaborate to create and perform short theatre pieces through improvisation, rewriting, editing, and rehearsing.
Teaching Artists on Site: Kat Lopez, Marie Osterman, & Dani Schlenker
Teaching Artists on Site: Lea Marie Madda & Mike Bauer
Teaching Artist on Site: Catherine Holly & Joseph Henderson
Teaching Artist on Site: Catherine Holly & Gloria De Leon
Provided in partnership with Arts for Healing Justice Network (AHJN), VIP offers healing-informed, standards-based theatre-arts education and mentoring for incarcerated, system-engaged, and trauma-impacted minors.
Teaching Artists on Site: Marcus Baldwin & Marie Osterman
Teaching Artists on Site: Marcus Baldwin & Bonnie Kaplan
Our cornerstone Youth Theatre Residency Program offers underserved and incarcerated youth experiential theatre-arts education and mentorship via two, back-to-back, 10-week after-school workshops. Led by professional teaching artists, youth in our workshops collaborate to create and perform an original play born out of their shared hopes and fears.
Teaching Artists on Site: Lea Marie Madda, Mike Bauer, & Marcus Baldwin
Teaching Artists on Site: Erik Escobar & Jeanette Godoy
Teaching Artists on Site: Monique Sypkens & Marcus Baldwin
Teaching Artists on Site: Haley “Alaji” Marie & Natasha Mercado
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