MA in Applied Theatre: Class of 2013!

WHO WE ARE

We are the MA in Applied Theatre's graduating class of 2013 and we are banding together to show our support for the inspiring CAT Youth Theatre! We had the honor of working with the Youth Theatre supporting their show as apprentices, directors, and learning with them throughout our masters coursework. We are grateful to be supporting such a masterful group of young people, as well as the CAT Youth Theatre's intentional devotion to youth development. Please join us in keeping this program accessible for them!

TEAM LEADERS/SUPPORTERS

Sara  Morgulis

Brisa Areli Munoz

Julia Reimer

Michelle O'Connor 

WHY WE'RE RAISING MONEY FOR THE CAT YOUTH THEATRE

CAT Youth Theatre is a unique program, using theatre to encourage young people to look critically at the world around them, decide what it is they want their theatre to say, and think about what their role in the world should be. Young people ages 10 and up get amazing opportunities to create original theatre, work with a huge variety of people who they might never meet, and share their work with their families and peers. Youth Theatre members also get the opportunity to work with students in the Masters in Applied Theatre program, apprentice with the Junior Youth Theatre, and attend a weekend retreat in New Jersey to celebrate the end of the year.

Though CAT is fully committed to keeping the program free for participants, we need to raise funds to make that possible. I want to do my part to make sure that the program is available to NYC young people for years to come.

Join my team and help me raise much needed funds for this incredible organization!

Want to make an even bigger impact? Can you make a recurring donation? Even just $10 a month can make a HUGE difference! You can make your donation monthly by clicking the dropdown menu on the right.

ABOUT THE CAT YOUTH THEATRE

CAT Youth Theatre is a FREE program that helps young people to thrive – on stage and in life. Members create socially relevant original plays while learning vital life skills, enabling youth to become self-confident, compassionate and accountable; to develop relationships across differences; build community; and be prepared to act as contributing citizens. 

The collaborative theatre process gives young people the opportunity to make new meanings from the material of their lives. There are no auditions – and it’s free to the young people who participate. CAT Youth Theatre is a program of the CUNY Creative Arts Team. It’s only through the support of our “village” that this program can remain free- thank you for being a part of that village!

Thank you for joining our team- and me!- as a supporter of the CAT Youth Theatre!