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Apollinaire Play Lab
Basic Information
Address: Riseman Family Theatre in the Chelsea Theatre Works
187 Winnisimmet Street, Chelsea, MA 02150
Phone Number: 617-615-6506
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Additional Information
Director: Danielle Jacques
Schools Served: Chelsea and surrounding districts
County: Suffolk and Essex
Ages: 3-19
Membership/Pricing: varies by class, scholarships available, also part of EBT Card to Culture program
Setting:
Youth theatre with class studio
History:
Apollinaire's youth program is nearly 20 years old. In 2016 we opened a new theatre solely for youth and our programming has since expanded!
Program Highlights:
Acting, Dance, Filmmaking, Art
Activities:
Classes in acting, dance, filmmaking and art, and also performance opportunities and a summer acting intensive for pre-teens and teens.
Program Information:
Apollinaire Play Lab (APL) is a program of Apollinaire Theatre Company, Chelsea's award-winning professional theatre. The APL offers classes in acting, dance, filmmaking, and art, as well as production opportunities and a summer acting intensive for pre-teens and teens. We offer classes to ages 3-19. Our class sizes are kept small to allow for individual attention. Some of our program alumn have returned as interns or have made appearances in our professional productions. We make scholarships available to all those who need them, and we are also a part of the EBT Card to Culture program.