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For over 35 years Drama Kids International and its affiliated company, The Helen O'Grady Children’s Drama Academy, has been the most popular, internationally recognized children’s after school drama program in the world with over 50,000 students currently enrolled. Our programs offer activities designed to allow children to enjoy a very positive, fun-filled experience that also has a significant impact on students’ self-confidence and self-esteem. Our curriculum is highly structured and focuses on developing public speaking, creative thinking, acting and social skills. In summary, Drama Kids can give kids the confidence to think big, speak up, and play an active role in society. These same skills can be the building blocks that help children achieve personally, academically, and professionally throughout their lives. Our growth is achieved through our network of over 150 trained and dedicated franchise owners. To find a location near you, go to our website at www.dramakids.com To contact our franchise development team, call 1-800-435-6450 or visit our franchise website at www.dramakidsfranchises.com.

Performing Arts training for children and teens aged 4 - 18. Proud to have been the Principal of this Stagecoach School for over 20 years. Stagecoach cares about creative confidence for life.

Magic Theatre is dedicated to the cultivation of bold new plays, playwrights, and audiences – and to producing explosive, entertaining, and ideologically robust plays that ask substantive questions about, and reflect the rich diversity of, the world in which we live. Magic believes that demonstrating faith in a writer’s vision by providing a safe yet rigorous artistic home, where a full body of work can be imagined, supported, and produced, allows writers to thrive. Magic Theatre has supported hundreds of artists since the indefatigable John Lion founded it in 1967. Michael McClure served as the first playwright in residence beginning in 1969 with his early plays. Sam Shepard cut his playwright’s teeth at Magic, starting in 1975. His seminal plays were written and premiered during his decade-long residency, including "Buried Child" (Pulitzer Prize, 1979), "True West" (both directed by Robert Woodruff), and "Fool for Love." Martin Esslin, internationally renowned scholar and critic, joined the company as the first resident dramaturg in American theater in 1977, a position now integral to American new playhouses.