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The cast of Madagascar Jr. (Young Company Summer Festival 2018), Credit: Nile Scot Shots.

GREATER BOSTON STAGE COMPANY'S EDUCATION MISSION

The Young Company at Greater Boston Stage Company helps the next generation become better artists, better audience members, and better people through dramatic education. 

ABOUT THE YOUNG COMPANY

The Young Company is Greater Boston Stage Company’s year-round education program for students in grades 1-12, offering training in acting, voice, and dance in a professional setting.
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PROGRAMS
  • Fall & Spring Acting and Dance Classes provide a foundation in performance techniques.
  • Weekly Private Voice Lessons in the Fall and Spring strengthen students’ musical and vocal skills.
  • Winter and Summer Festivals engage students in an intensive rehearsal process that culminates in public performances.
  • Fusing the class and festival models, Spring Shakespeare teaches students to decode, interpret, and perform Shakespeare.
  • The Young Company comes to Mainstage program gives students a chance to work alongside professional actors by ensuring there are a number of age-specific roles in each Mainstage season dedicated for Young Company members.
  • Student Matinees for Mainstage and Young Company performances enable school children in the area to experience live theatre. Student Matinee performances are enhanced by study guides and post-show talkbacks with education staff members. 
VISION
Through artistic training and performance opportunities, The Young Company at Greater Boston Stage Company develops life skills such as confidence, self-discipline, and collaboration to inspire and prepare young actors for future creative engagement and success. Our process-oriented programming pushes students to the next level by working with exceptional Boston teaching artists and theatre professionals. Students are also provided with opportunities to work on Mainstage productions side-by-side with professionals.

The Young Company lives by the idea that GOOD THEATRE MAKES GOOD PEOPLE.
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Good theatre is created when the audience, the text, and the actor are all engaged. We believe this requires trust, confidence, and empathy – traits which inspire individuals to become responsible community members.
STAFF
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Tyler Rosati (Director of Education) is a graduate of The Young Company. He can be seen next directing Jack and the Giant with The Young Company this fall. Recent directorial credits include: Altar Boyz (Greater Boston Stage Company Mainstage), Sweeney Todd, Barnum, Alice, Rough Magic, Roald Dahl's Willy Wonka, Just So, Comedy of Errors (The Young Company), Sensations and Disciples (Clark University), and Fortress of Solitude (Boston Theatre Marathon XVII). He can be seen running around Boston as Romeo in a critically acclaimed UK adaptation of Romeo and Juliet. 
For more information about The Young Company, contact the Education Department at 781-279-7885 x104 or at education@greaterbostonstage.org.
WANT TO HEAR ABOUT UPCOMING CLASSES AND EVENTS?
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Tyler Rosati
Director of Education
781-279-7885 x104
education@greaterbostonstage.org

TO REGISTER
Greater Boston Stage Company  Box Office
395 Main Street
Stoneham, MA 02180
781-279-2200
WHICH PROGRAM IS RIGHT
FOR ME?
Overture for students in grades 1 – 3
Act 1 for students in grades 4 – 6
Act 2 for students in grades 7 – 9
Act 3 for students in grades 10 – 12