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Youth Ensemble

The American Stage Youth Ensemble Class of 2009-2010

The American Stage Youth Ensemble is an exclusive, audition-only educational program for the best and the brightest young talent. Youth ages 12-17 meet year round, taking their theatrical skills to the next level.  Participants are responsible for memorizing lines, music and choreography.  Members learn the craft of theater through the process of preparing for live performances. Auditions for the 2010-2011 Youth Ensemble will be held in late August of 2010.

The American Stage Youth Ensemble 2009-2010 Season:

Hangin’ with Steve:  A Sondheim Cabaret
January 11, 12 and 14

Student Showcase
An Evening of Scenes, Monologues and Songs
July 8 and 9

For tickets, please call the American Stage Box Office at (727) 823-PLAY (7529) or click here.

Contact us at 727-823-1600 x 201 or email Meg Heimstead, the Director of Education, mheimstead@americanstage.org, for more information about the American Stage Youth Ensemble.

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