- A full sequence of classes in youth theatre arts techniques,
for those interested in teaching, performing, designing or writing
children's plays
- Hands-on professional development opportunities to perform and
travel in one of two Theatre for Young Audiences productions each
season
- And an unprecedented opportunity to perform and travel in a
quarter long Youth tour.
- Opportunities to create your own Children's Theatre productions,
through writing and improvisation to create fresh material for
this vital art form
- As an emerging artist, you can engage young people in the exploration
of creativity
Children's Theatre and Theatre for Young Audiences is one of the
most innovative and exciting of the theatrical art forms. At Central,
we have a strong tradition of creation and study in Youth Theatre
with over 50 years of programming, productions and classes.
Program
Requirements BA Theatre Arts - Youth Drama
2007-08 catalog
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Theatre Education/Youth Drama Director
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