Theater Department

Under the direction of newly hired Theatre Director, Willie Teacher, whose credits range from theatre to television to the silver screen, HSA ’s Theatre Department, utilizes a traditional arts conservatory approach to prepare students for the demands of professional application, as well as provide a general understanding and appreciation for theatre. The Theatre Department refines and focuses the talent, commitment, and enthusiasm of children and teens ages 4-18 in a fun nurturing environment, providing its students with a foundation to express, expand and explore their imagination.


Our more advanced HSA Prep Theatre students marry theory with practice by engaging in a number of performance opportunities, including fully staged productions, auditions,
and community events. Students and alumni of the department have been cast as principals in Broadway’s The Lion King and American Idiot, as well as popular television
shows, films and commercials. Graduates of the department are prepared to go on to attend leading theatre programs at top universities. The department is led by worldrenowned
teaching artists, who are also actors, directors, singers, performing artists and poets–all currently active in their respective fields of performance.

Courses for Children, Teens & Adults
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Click for 2011 Course Schedules

For questions regarding the program contact:
Willie Teacher, Theater Program Director
212.926.4100 x336
wteacher@hsanyc.org



HSA NEWS

6.1.12
Disney’s The Lion King JR/KIDS, June 1 & 2 @HSA Gathering Space. $10 Tickets - Advance.

6.8.12
The Sounds of the Teenage Soul, June 8 & 9 @HSA Theater

6.10.12
Inspiration Dance, June 10 & 17 @HSA Theater.

5.12.12
A dedication to the Dorothy Maynor Theatre and the street naming of St. Nicholas Avenue as the "Dorothy Maynor Place"

5.24.12
A Celebration of Pearl Primus featuring performance by HSA Dance Students at The Schomburg Center Thurs @7pm

5.5.12
Ajkun Ballet Theatre presents La Bayadère featuring HSA Little Leaps II at NY City Center @ 6pm

 

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