SATURDAY PROGRAM OPEN HOUSE
Saturday, October 21st 11am or 12:30pm
The 11:00am Tour will visit Group D (7th-8th grade) & High School Pre-Professional Program
The 12:30pm Tour will visit Group A (2nd-3rd grade) & Group B (4th-5th grade)
You'll meet with the JR School Director and take a 20-minute walk-thru of the building with an opportunity to see classes in action. We'll end with a brief Q&A.
Time: 45-60 minutes.
For new potential students only. You must register to attend. All visitors of the Playhouse must be vaccinated against COVID-19.
The Summer Teen Conservatory (15-18 year olds) & Teen Studio (12-14 year olds) immerses young actors in the Meisner Technique with a curriculum modeled after the adult, Professional Acting program. It is designed for serious students who wish to hone their performance acting skills in an exciting and creative environment.
In 1905, sisters Irene and Alice Lewisohn rode down to the lower East Side and joined the Henry Street Settlement creating a community center of dance, singing, and acting for children. By 1915 they moved down the street and established themselves as The Neighborhood Playhouse. Their endeavors grew to include the Junior Players, the adult Playhouse Players, and the Grand Street Follies. They also became one of the first little theatres in the country. in 1928 they established the prestigious adult acting program, The Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre. It is this institution that sponsors the Junior School today with an acting program catered to the young actor, 2nd-12th grades. Modeled after the adult conservatory, the Junior School trains all its students in the core principles of acting, applying techniques and skills learned to various classes in singing, movement/dance, scene study, monologues, voice & diction, stage combat, Shakespeare, acting for film & television, commercials, voice overs, auditioning, improvisation and more--giving students complete actor training and the skills needed to be creative and competitive in their craft and in life.
Our goal is to also help develop young minds and voices with well-rounded training. The dramatic arts teach our students to work collaboratively, support each other, and build confidence. They learn to be selfless, compassionate, and generous people.
Our goal is to also help develop young minds and voices with well-rounded training. The dramatic arts teach our students to work collaboratively, support each other, and build confidence. They learn to be selfless, compassionate, and generous people.
We are located at:
The Neighborhood Playhouse School of Theatre
340 East 54th St.
New York NY
10022
The Neighborhood Playhouse School of Theatre
340 East 54th St.
New York NY
10022
"My daughter has been attending classes at Neighborhood Playhouse for the past 4 years.
Her experiences at NP has made a positive impact in her life.
She has found her voice, has achieved confidence, poise and a new sense of purpose.
She truly loves and is motivated to continue her studies at NP.." ~LeAnne, JR Parent
Her experiences at NP has made a positive impact in her life.
She has found her voice, has achieved confidence, poise and a new sense of purpose.
She truly loves and is motivated to continue her studies at NP.." ~LeAnne, JR Parent
Click here to read more testimonials from parents and students.
To attend the programs at the Neighborhood Playhouse, you must be fully vaccinated.
The Neighborhood Playhouse is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization. All donations are 100% tax deductible
To attend the programs at the Neighborhood Playhouse, you must be fully vaccinated.
The Neighborhood Playhouse is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization. All donations are 100% tax deductible
