24/08/2019
Last chance to see Toy Story Tempest at The Actors' Gang Theater this weekend. You won’t regret it.
CCUSD Front and Center Theatre Collaborative
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The Front and Center Theater Collaborative was formed to sustain and increase theatre education in the Culver City Unified School District
The Front and Center Theatre Collaborative has offered a variety of assemblies, residencies, workshops, professional development and opportunities to experience professional performances for all elementary and secondary students as well as teachers throughout the district. In 2009 the Culver City Unified School District embarked on an unprecedented theatre collaborative with professional theatre a
11/03/2019
"FIND YOUR LIGHT features 31 participants from our Saturday Class for Teens and our Middle School Afterschool Program alongside 4 of The Actors’ Gang Education Department’s teaching artists.
In this original piece of theater, we look to a phone APP where we receive validation, inspiration, and companionship. Every Spring Break we celebrate and anticipate new updates to the APP, but sometimes technology doesn’t always work…
What happens when we come together to question our relationship to technology and realize it’s our humanity that matters more than anything else? Join us on a journey of creative voices discovering the value of true connection without the distraction of a handheld medium."
16/02/2019
Culver City Volunteers needed!
One hour of sheer joy a week- for 9 weeks only.
Become a Mentor with Young Storytellers!
Wednesdays 12:45-1:45 at Linwood Howe, Tuesdays 1-2 at El Rincon/Farragut
(More days/times available in the area as well)
It only takes an hour a week, during your lunch break, to mentor a Young Storyteller. In the Script to Stage Program, 5th-grade students are given a mentor to work with them one-on-one as they imagine, develop, and write their own short screenplay. At the end of the program, Hollywood actors perform the students’ scripts at an in-school assembly, called the "Big Show."
We work with students who are not typically considered the "stars" of their class; English-language learners, children on the autism spectrum, who may be painfully shy, or who have difficulty seeing a project through to completion, and students whose parents don't have the money to pay for an arts activity. When these students walk down the red carpet and receive a standing ovation from their peers, it is a transformative, crucible moment in their development. From this experience, children learn that their voice matters.
Watch this video or visit us at www.youngstorytellers.com/volunteer and help us mentor the next generation of great storytellers!
Contact [email protected] and [email protected] to get started!
CBS This Morning: Young Storytellers CBS visits a Young Storytellers program to see what it's all about. Part of the CBS This Morning "A More Perfect Union" segment.
14/02/2019
High school students check this out.
College & Career Fair for the Arts A totally free event to help you go to college and learn about careers in the arts.
14/02/2019
Just returned from seeing Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella at Ahmanson Theatre with 150 students from Culver City High School. Incredible experience. Thank you Center Theatre Group!
24/01/2019
Next up at The Actors' Gang Theater
The madness begins today with the first preview of ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF AN ANARCHIST aaaaaand it’s Pay What You Can! 📸by Ashley Randall
07/12/2018
Great opportunity for High School Students
Student Meet-Up: 'Cinderella' Student Meet-Up at the Ahmanson Theatre A Pre-Show Event and Performance of Matthew Bourne's Cinderella.
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