Call for Submissions: Philly Youth Theatre Festival

Call for Submissions: Philly Youth Theatre Festival

This Deadline Expired: Saturday, January 14, 2017

Deadline: January 13, 2017

Don’t miss your chance to be a part of the inaugural Philly Youth Theatre Festival! DEADLINE to apply is Friday, January 13 at 4PM. Do you run a theatre program in school, out-of-school, or know of one in the 5-county region? The City of Philadelphia Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy wants to unite the region’s talented youth from these programs around their love for the stage. The first ever Philly Youth Theatre Festival, will be held on June 7th at the Prince Theater in Center City Philadelphia. Here is the chance to perform in a high-profile professional venue for some of the region’s well-known artistic directors, and compete for recognition and cash prizes for their organization.

For guidelines and application, visit: http://bit.ly/PhillyYouthTheatreFest 

Questions? Email lindsay.so@phila.gov

Kimberly Camp
Kimberly Camp
I am primarily a brick sculptor. Using this humble everyday material to create public art connects with a wide audience, particularly in the brick-centric East Coast.
Michael Morgan
Michael Morgan

I am primarily a brick sculptor. Using this humble everyday material to create public art connects with a wide audience,…

I am primarily a brick sculptor. Using this humble everyday material to create public art connects with a wide audience, particularly in the brick-centric East Coast.…

I am primarily a brick sculptor. Using this humble everyday material to create public art connects with a wide audience, particularly in the brick-centric East Coast.…

Marilyn MacGregor
Marilyn MacGregor
Through abstract geometric paintings, Philadelphia artist Melinda Steffy translates music into color patterns, exploring ideas of translation, information and data, and how music weaves throughout human experience. Melinda Steffy’s RUINATION DAY series (acrylic on wood panel) deconstructs folk and blues songs that reference the date April 14, which is when Lincoln was shot, the Titanic hit the iceberg, and the Black Sunday dust storm devastated the Midwest. Melinda Steffy’s BACH PROJECT series (watercolor on paper) converts classical music by J.S. Bach and Bela Bartok into grids and pie charts. Rather than hear one note after the other through time, the paintings show all of the notes and rhythms simultaneously on one visual plane.
Melinda Steffy
Melinda Steffy

Through abstract geometric paintings, Philadelphia artist Melinda Steffy translates music into color patterns, exploring…

Through abstract geometric paintings, Philadelphia artist Melinda Steffy translates music into color patterns, exploring ideas of translation, information and data, and how music weaves throughout human…

Through abstract geometric paintings, Philadelphia artist Melinda Steffy translates music into color patterns, exploring ideas of translation, information and data, and how music weaves throughout human experience. Melinda…

Anthony explores overlooked glimpses of visual reflections. He reanimates fragments of his life through a broad palette of wood, oil, wax, paint & photographs.
Anthony DeMelas
Anthony DeMelas

Anthony explores overlooked glimpses of visual reflections. He reanimates fragments of his life through a broad palette of…

Anthony explores overlooked glimpses of visual reflections. He reanimates fragments of his life through a broad palette of wood, oil, wax, paint & photographs.…

Anthony explores overlooked glimpses of visual reflections. He reanimates fragments of his life through a broad palette of wood, oil, wax, paint & photographs.…

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