2024 Junior Theater Festival Atlanta starts January 12

Junior Theater Festival2024 Junior Theater Festival Atlanta starts January 12

Taylor Iman Jones, Brittney Mack, Arielle Jacobs, and more appeared on the weekend -long festival of All Things Youth Theater.

The 2024 Junior Theater Festival Atlanta begins on January 12, with Youth Theater groups ralling from around the world in Georgia for the weekend-long celebration of all Youth Theater. There are Playbill and a wealth of Broadway favorite at hand.

The weekend meeting is produced and hosted by Itheatrics, and brings youth groups together for a weekend of performances, master classes and workshops. This year’s festival will attend nearly 7,000 young theater fans.

Broadway brothers and sisters Arielle Jacobs (Here Les Loveand Adam Jacobs (Aladdin) Will the final performance of the festival on the forefront of January 14 Taylor iman jones (Six), Brittney Mack (Six), Jodi Picoult (Between the lines), Joe Serafini (High School Musical: The Musical: The Series), Rob rock (The lightning thief), Jeff Calhoun (News), Katy Geragty (In the forest), Beautiful Harmon (So you think you can dance), Luca Padovan (School of rock), Wren Rivera (Hunting ted small pill), Isabella russo (School of rock), Morgan Siobhan Green (Be more cold), Thommy Bailey Vine (Matilda), Tilly-Ray Bayer (Matilda), and Michael Worldly (Miss Saigon).

Between the lines and The book thief songwriting team Elyssa collects and Kate Anderson Will sign a book this weekend, along with playwright and writer Vichet flesse (Bare sisters, Queen).

Valued educators planned to judge sessions include Michael J. Bobbitt, Dr. Jennifer Katona, Nina Meehan, Rosemary Newcott, Ernie Nolan and Cindy Ripley.

Participants are encouraged to visit the Playbill Booth all weekend, where theater fans can turn in to win Broadway posters signed by the Rell Division of Show and play ties buy-including many rare, limited edition covers-in a special fundraiser for theater without Profit Broadway Care.

“Playbill is still looking forward to the new year with a bang in JTF Atlanta,” said Playbill chief operating officer and vice president Alex Birsh. “If we light young artists’ faces when they see our big yellow banner and pick up a playbolt – much for the first time – are memorable. In addition, we are able to help our friends at Broadway Care/Equity Fights to bring about the JTF community and a significant amount of money for this very important thing. acquired.

JTF four musical theater and musical theater education with a weekend of events and performances that Broadway and West End Professional Persons bring with educators and young students. Youth Theater Enterprises can perform choices of 15 minutes (from titles in musical licensing Music Theater International‘s Broadway Junior Collection) For assessment. Students can also attend interactive workshops. Students interested in technical theater can participate in the Tech Track, which includes the opportunity to work with professionals in the industry for the festival’s main stage events.

Educators, whether it brings or attend a group of students, have access to professional development workshops. Educators traveling with groups have the chance to be selected for the Freddie G Society. The Society is named for the co-chair of the MTI co-chairman, and is awarded annually to eight exceptional educators and contains a travel travel journey to New York City for professional development with Broadway Greats and a $ 5,000 award for the educator’s theater program.

Music Theater International, Disney Musicals, Playbill and RPM are the proud sponsors of the Junior Theater Festival.

Visit Juniortheaterfestival.com.