• Performing Arts Schools

• 1.

Shakespeare Youth Festival

Home of the Country's Youngest #Shakespeare Troupe.

• Arts Education/Schools

• 2.

JUNIOR DRAMA CLUB ACADEMY

A 501(c)3 charitable organization whose mission is to provide arts education, performing arts, life The Academy Theatre is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization and has been serving children and young adults for almost 10 years in youth performing arts, life-building skills and a leadership theatre program.

• Theater

• 3.

Childrens Shakespeare Theatre Inc

Celebrating twenty years of magical children's theatre.

• Theater

• 4.

Starlights Youth Theatre Inc

Using theatre as the tool to build self-esteem and confidence - we invite all young actors to expand To promote and carry out the provision of quality education and production of youth theater with the goal of positive development of youth using theater as the tool to build self-esteem, communication skills and imagination.

• Performing Arts

• 5.

Langhorne Players

Non-profit 501(c)(3), volunteer Bucks County community theater company producing unusual, thought-provoking works meant to engender post-theater conversation.

Tecumseh Youth Theatre

a Youth Organization for a Professional Theatre Experience Tecumseh Youth Theatre provides experiences and opportunities for the participation in live theatre for area youth.

• Theater

• 7.

American Youth Shakespeare

High quality, full-length productions of Shakespeare's plays with a cast of actors ranging from age 8 to 20.

• Theater

• 8.

Mudlark Theater Company NFP

Mudlark Theater is a not-for-profit organization where children are taken seriously as artists Mudlark Theater MUDLARK THEATER YOUNG ARTISTS DRAMATIC GROWTH Mudlark is where my kid found their place to belong current parent of a Mudlark participant coming up at mudlark MUDLARK THEATERS EQUITY STATEMENT Mudlark is committed to breaking the cycle.

• Arts Education/Schools

• 9.

SHAKESPEAREAN YOUTH THEATER COMPANY

Empowering young people to transform themselves and their communities by expressing their unique perspectives through the stories of Shakespeare.