by St. George Theatre Restoration
A free summer program run by the St. George Theatre where young people take part in dance, theater and literacy activities inside the historic 1929 theater. It's part of the theater's arts-in-education work for Staten Island kids.
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Summer; contact the theater for enrollment
Free outreach program
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Ages 6–17.
Free outreach program
Summer; contact the theater for enrollment
35 Hyatt Street, 10301, in St. George, Staten Island.
Yes. St. George Theatre Summer Dance, Theatre & Literacy Outreach Program is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
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