PARENTS...
We offer a program of educational
and hands-on learning experiences such as classes, public performances,
hosting staged readings, mentoring, and engaging in community outreach.
We are solely interested in youth theater and its importance to the
growth and betterment of the child. We are excited to be offering this
to you and your kids and we hope you will be, too! For parent testimonials click here.
 We train our students through a comprehensive and cohesive curriculum based on the American Alliance of Theater and Education's goals and objectives. And our students NEVER compete with adults for roles in productions--on every production, in every circumstance, a PACE cast is comprised entirely of youth actors! In fact, most of the crew for each production is comprised of youth as well... In other words, this is your "Kid's Theater Company." More Information of Interest to Parents: Did you know that research shows evidence of enhanced learning and achievement when students are involved in a variety of arts experiences? Students of the arts continue to outperform their non-arts peers on the SAT, according to reports by the College Entrance Examination Board. Check out these statistics! Now where did I put that form? Whether you're enrolling your child for a class or need to be reimbursed for a prop you picked up, click here to download some of the most frequently used forms. 
From Audition to Production:Parent
Do's and Don'ts
Volunteer Opportunities Volunteers are always needed to help with many programs in PACE--outreach and education, assisting with costuming, set construction, box office and concessions on productions. Or perhaps you are a person who enjoys clerical work like folding and stapling brochures to be mailed out to interested persons like yourself? Maybe you like working booths at arts festivals and meeting with the public? We invite you to join us. Write to Debbie Baldwin or Angela Howard to get started. For those of you with children in a production, check out this helpful guide to volunteering that we like to call "Volunteering 101" |