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HONOLULU THEATRE FOR YOUTH
2846 Ualena Street - Honolulu, HI 96819 - 808.839.9885

http://www.htyweb.org

Disciplines
Theatre
Type of Program
In-school
After school
Weekends
All day
Age Range
Grades K-2
Grades 3-5
Grades 6-8
Grades 9-12
Organization
Mission: To produce live theatre and drama education programs that make a difference in the lives of Hawaii children and families statewide.
Founder: Nancy Corbett (Mrs. Gerald R. Corbett), community leader and arts educator, with a liberal arts degree from Smith College, 1922
Founded: 1955
Vision: HTY envisions a future Hawaii in which people are culturally literate and imaginative, are critical thinkers and inventive problem solvers, and have respect for history and a sense of place in a complex world.
Honors: Pew Charitable Trust/TCG $50,000 National Theatre Artist Residency Grant, 2001; $65,000 AT&T OnStage Award, 2000; American Alliance for Theatre and Education's Sara Spencer Award 1986; Children's Theatre Association's Jennie Heiden Award recognizing outstanding professional theatre for young audiences in United States, 1982; Children's Theatre Association's Winifred Ward Award for best new children's theatre in United States, 1962
 
Program
Programs: Theatre: Eight main stage productions for school and public audiences each season, three of which tour statewide. Drama Education: Leaps and Bounds, K-12 summer classes; Young at Art, teen acting classes; Pacific Young Playwrights; Theatrefest, production highlighting teen artists and Creative Curriculum, and teaching pre-service teachers drama education techniques
Youth Served: 125,000
Gender Specific: No
Prerequisites: HTY plays and drama education are available to all students.
Season: Academic year, Summer, Fixed time interval
Schedule: Daily
Method of Evaluation: Performance, Product, Survey, Other
Free Program: No
Scholarships: Yes
Additional Info: HTY was founded in 1955 and is Hawaii's only professional theatre company. HTY was one of the first theatres for young audiences to receive National Endowment for the Arts professional theatre funding.
 
Administration
Primary Instructor: Artist
Professional Development for Artists or Teachers: Yes
Curriculum Guides or Lesson Plans for Teachers: Yes
Budget: $1,363,000
Funding: Earned revenue, Private support, Government and/or foundation grants, Corporate underwriting
Governing Board: Yes
Advisory Board: Yes
 
Community
Service Area: Town, School District, City, County, Multiple county, State
Serve At-risk Youth: Some
Collaborations: Schools, Libraries, Cultural institutions, Businesses
 

"The work we do must make a difference in children's lives." -- Nancy Corbett, Founder


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