by Brooklyn Music School
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A Fort Greene community music school with an On Stage youth program in theatre and musical theatre, where kids sing, act and perform. It sits in the BAM Cultural District, and the school also teaches instruments and voice.
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Seasonal youth classes
Tuition varies; contact registrar
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Ages 5–17.
Tuition varies; contact registrar
Seasonal youth classes
126 St Felix Street, 11217, in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.
Yes. Brooklyn Music School On Stage Theatre & Musical Theatre is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Tickets are handled by Brooklyn Music School: brooklynmusicschool.org, or call (718) 290-2760.
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