by Sundog Theatre
A Staten Island nonprofit theater that runs musical theater acting classes where kids rehearse and perform full youth editions of shows, such as Footloose: Youth Edition in fall 2026. Earlier productions included Shrek The Musical and Legally Blonde Jr.
Fall, spring and summer sessions
Program fees; see website
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Ages 9–17.
Program fees; see website
Fall, spring and summer sessions
, 10301, in St. George, Staten Island.
Yes. Sundog Theatre Youth Musical Theatre is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Tickets are handled by Sundog Theatre: sundogtheatre.org, or call (718) 816-5453.
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