Headquarters Arizona, United States | Founded 1989 | |
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Similar Great Arizona Puppet T, Arizona Theatre Company, Arizona School for the Arts, Arizona Science Center, Heard Museum | ||
Emma stone got her start in arizona at valley youth theatre before heading to hollywood
Valley Youth Theatre (VYT) is a regional theatre located in Phoenix, Arizona. Established in 1989, VYT produces six mainstage shows each season. Two of those are produced at the Herberger Theater Center and the others at the VYT stage at 525 N 1st Street in the revitalized Copper Square area of downtown Phoenix.
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- Emma stone got her start in arizona at valley youth theatre before heading to hollywood
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- Affiliations
- Community service
- Facility
- History
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Professional directors, choreographers, and technicians train the cast and crew of each show. Participation in the shows is fee-free, making its programs accessible to all young people who have an interest. Approximately 900 young people, representing all socio-economic backgrounds and diverse communities, audition each season; more than 350 participate as actors, technicians and musicians. Artistic and Technical leadership consists of professional designers, directors, choreographers and technicians. On a fee-for-services basis, VYT offers classes to children ages 3 years old and up to help with their development and to establish an appreciation for the performing arts at a young age. In addition, VYT offers opportunities for young people to participate in performance troupes, a Teen Improv troupe, and Fall, Spring and Summer Workshops.
Disney s the little mermaid inside htc episode 46
Affiliations
Community service
Facility
Valley Youth Theatre performs in its renovated facility in Copper Square in downtown Phoenix, Arizona.
An old storefront was gutted in 1998 and rebuilt to include a 30-foot-wide (9.1 m) proscenium stage with orchestra pit, 202 seat continental-style audience seating, a lobby with box office, and "backstage" areas: a lighting and sound booth, small scene and costume shops, and rehearsal and dressing rooms.