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Australian Theatre for Young People (ATYP) is the nation’s oldest and largest youth theatre company. What started in 1963 as the dream of a group of passionate artists, to provide children with access to quality theatre, has become the reality of a dynamic and respected theatre company supported by generations of children, families and the performing arts industry in Sydney and across the ...
She is currently a teaching-artist with the Australian Theatre for Young People, Sydney Theatre Company, and Imagination Theatre. Jena regularly teaches specialty workshops for DramaWorks, the NSW State Drama Festival and a number of Sydney high schools. She has taught performing arts and directed shows for primary, secondary and TAFE students ...
9. Juni 2021 · Both platforms are part of ATYP’s commitment to connect young people to the theatre industry, share stories, build skills and create experiences that enhance the understanding of society and Australia’s history. Session Details. Digital Drama : ATYP On Demand. Date: Jun 09, 2021. Annual Fees: $280 – $300.
6. Sept. 2021 · The Australian Theatre for Young People (ATYP) has announced that their purpose-built, 196-seat theatre in their new home on Pier 2/3 Walsh Bay will be called The Rebel Theatre, after ATYP alumna, Rebel Wilson. The Rebel Theatre will place young people centre stage and Australia’s future leading actors, playwrights and theatre-makers will ...
This year we continue bringing fully professional youth theatre productions to Sydney’s doorstep for watch with your friends, family, grandparents, or all of the above. However, rather than launching a season, we are releasing our major productions one event at a time. ATYP is continuing our tradition of keeping you on your toes.
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29. Feb. 2016 · All Good Things is the final installment of ATYP’s The Voices Project, where a series of monologues for seventeen year olds – all by young people – are presented under the wharf. The monologues are shaped into a cohesive theatre piece by director Iain Sinclair, who lets some monologues interrupt others, building the tension of each ...
