by All Stars Project
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A free youth program where young people ages 5-25 perform in and help produce neighborhood talent shows, running the tech, hosting and promotion alongside performing. The All Stars Project also runs the Development School for Youth for older teens.
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Talent show cycles through the year; apply online
Free youth program; enroll online
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Ages 5–17.
Free youth program; enroll online
Talent show cycles through the year; apply online
543 West 42nd Street, 10036, in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan.
Yes. All Stars Talent Show Network is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
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