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Passage's Education Program:
The State Street Project

The State Street Project is an educational outreach effort aimed at Trenton's young people, ages 8 to 22. Founded in 1995, the State Street Project matches Trenton young people with professional artist-mentors in playwriting, performance, spoken-word, and technical theatre classes.

Throughout the year, the State Street Project provides after school arts programs through a number of local partner organizations, including (in recent years) Trenton School District, the Emily Fisher Charter School, the Boys & Girls Club, the Ellarslie Museum and the River City Community School.

A critical element of many programs is "playmaking", a writing process which can be adaptated to teen and pre-teen students, based on a model developed by New York's 52nd Street Project.

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  • Committed to Trenton's Youth
    Committed to Trenton's Youth
    Passage teacher/artist Rodney Gilbert (center) works with Trenton Central High School Students.
  • Trenton High School Festival
    Trenton High School Festival
    Trenton Central High School Students created a festival of short plays, written and performed by the students at the Mill Hill Playhouse.
  • In Rehearsal
    In Rehearsal
    On stage, rehearsing the festival
  • In Performance
    In Performance
    Festival plays were written and performed by TCHS students.
  • Diverse Ages
    Diverse Ages
    Different programs serve diverse age groups from 8-22.
  • Fun for All
    Fun for All
    Programs are fun for everyone, both kids and adults.