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A nonprofit that brings musical theater training to NYC public school students, starting with an in-school 5th-grade program and continuing with a year-round scholarship program for grades 6-12. Older students also get academic support and college guidance.
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Ages 10–17.
Described as scholarship programs; fees not listed
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445 W 45th St, 10036, in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan.
Yes. Rosie's Theater Kids is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Tickets are handled by Rosie's Theater Kids: rosiestheaterkids.org, or call (646) 434-2745.
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