Anonymous
Post 05/07/2026 00:24     Subject: Re:If your high school does not have good theater options, where would you go for training/performance options?
Adventure Theatre MTC pre-professional program if in Maryland. In VA, the Signature Theatre teen program.
Anonymous
Post 05/06/2026 22:09     Subject: Re:If your high school does not have good theater options, where would you go for training/performance options?
YAA
Anonymous
Post 05/03/2026 12:54     Subject: If your high school does not have good theater options, where would you go for training/performance options?
YAA is the answer. Amazing organization.
Anonymous
Post 04/23/2026 16:35     Subject: If your high school does not have good theater options, where would you go for training/performance options?
Anonymous wrote:She should just be taking tons of dance classes and voice lessons, and auditioning for community theater. Get on the Facebook groups for DMV theater--there are a couple, and auditions are posted all the time. Follow off the local theaters by you as well for their audition posts. Plan on theater summer camps. You could do Traveling Players for a bit for straight plays.


Love Traveling Players! DD has done several of their shows and always had a great experience.
Anonymous
Post 04/21/2026 12:42     Subject: If your high school does not have good theater options, where would you go for training/performance options?
https://thefreetheatre.org/
Anonymous
Post 04/21/2026 12:42     Subject: If your high school does not have good theater options, where would you go for training/performance options?
Anonymous wrote:YAA


This, great program, well run.
Anonymous
Post 04/21/2026 12:36     Subject: If your high school does not have good theater options, where would you go for training/performance options?
Community theatre
Anonymous
Post 04/21/2026 12:33     Subject: If your high school does not have good theater options, where would you go for training/performance options?
YAA
Anonymous
Post 04/21/2026 12:12     Subject: If your high school does not have good theater options, where would you go for training/performance options?
She should just be taking tons of dance classes and voice lessons, and auditioning for community theater. Get on the Facebook groups for DMV theater--there are a couple, and auditions are posted all the time. Follow off the local theaters by you as well for their audition posts. Plan on theater summer camps. You could do Traveling Players for a bit for straight plays.
Anonymous
Post 04/19/2026 21:22     Subject: If your high school does not have good theater options, where would you go for training/performance options?
Anonymous wrote:Honestly, NYC.


Yep. Go to NYC twice a week for after school rehearsal. Can’t believe OP didn’t think of that!
Anonymous
Post 04/19/2026 21:16     Subject: If your high school does not have good theater options, where would you go for training/performance options?
Honestly, NYC.
Anonymous
Post 04/17/2026 09:58     Subject: If your high school does not have good theater options, where would you go for training/performance options?
Background: My 13 year old has been pretty involved in musical theatre at her middle school. She did shows grades 6-8, and also is part of a conservatory this year at Imagination Stage. Unfortunately, the high school she is going to attend next year really doesn't have a theatre department and it's not a focus at all. Where would you recommend she consider for full year programs, etc? We are in Montgomery County, MD.