by Atlantic Theater Company
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The youth program of the Atlantic Theater Company's acting school, offering acting classes for kids and teens using the same practical approach taught to adult conservatory students. Programs include fall and winter classes, a spring session, summer camps and a teen conservatory, with student productions.
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Fall classes enrolling; winter, spring and summer sessions
Tuition varies by class
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Ages 4–17.
Tuition varies by class
Fall classes enrolling; winter, spring and summer sessions
76 Ninth Avenue, Suite 313, 10011, in Chelsea, Manhattan.
Yes. Atlantic for Kids is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Tickets are handled by Atlantic Theater Company: atlanticactingschool.org, or call (212) 691-5919.
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