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Theatre Education

Classes & Camps

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For the past two years, Passage Theatre Company has produced "Vision & Voice" a Theatre Arts summer camp for children ages 9-15 based on authentic self-expression. The program will teach students skills linked to improvisation, performance, poetry, dramatic writing, and dance. The skills acquired throughout the camp will be showcased in a final performance for friends and family in the Mill Hill Playhouse. Free breakfasts and lunches will be provided before and after each camp session, provided by the Capital Area YMCA. Contact camp coordinator Monah Yancy, monah@passagetheatre.org, for more information!

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The Work of August Wilson
11/23/24, 1:00 pm-5:00 pm

Join Passage Theatre Executive Artistic Director and August Wilson scholar Brishen Miller as we journey into the full Pittsburgh cycle, which will be analyzed like a piece of music—a dramatic representation of The Blues—and analyze August Wilson scripts as a director, designer, and performer.

The Stage Play and the Screenplay
5/24/25, 1:00 pm-3:00 pm

Writer and producer for both theater and film Peter Fenton will tackle basic differences between stage plays and screenplays on the page.

Art of Acting 101
3/22/25, 1:00 pm-3:00 pm

Actress Monah Yancy introduces students to fundamental skills and tools required for developing the acting process, including physical awareness, concentration, imagination, trust, and emotional truth, learning the actor’s vocabulary and preparing improvisations and scripted scenes.

Audition 101
3/29/25, 11:00 am-1:00 pm

Director and producer Kara Jönsson will cover the basics of a professional audition for the theatrical stage from resumes to headshots to sides.

The Work of Bertolt Brecht
6/28/25, 1:00 pm-3:00 pm

Rider University professor and Former Passage Theatre Artistic Director Ryanne Domingues will lead a lecture overview of the work of Bertolt Brecht.

Thank You To Our Sponsors

This list acknowledges donations as of January 22, 2025.  If your name has been omitted or misprinted, please accept our apologies and contact Brishen Miller at (609) 392-0766 x104.

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Passage Theatre’s programming is made possible in part by the N.J. State Council on the Arts, a partner agency of the NEA; the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation; The City of Trenton; The India Blake Foundation; NJ Arts and Culture Recovery Fund Grant;  The Curtis McGraw Foundation; PNC Bank; PACF; Trenton Arts Endowment Fund; Mathematica Policy Research; The Bunbury Fund of Princeton Area Community Foundation; The Shubert Foundation; NJM Insurance Group; Thomas Edison State University; United Methodist Church’s of Trenton; Mary G. Roebling Foundation; Church & Dwight; I AM Trenton Foundation; Educational Testing Service; Trenton Downtown Association; Jacob Walton; Ignition Arts; Eric Schultz; 

Clarke, Caton, Hintz; PSE&G and patrons like you!

© 2024 by Passage Theatre Company.

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Passage Theatre stands firmly against racism and oppression. We stand in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement, affirming today and every day that the stories, bodies, and experiences of Black and Brown people matter in our world and in our communities. We stand with those who continue to fight racial injustice in our society, and are committed to working board a future where Black and Brown lives are valued and celebrated.

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