What is Juneteenth? Today, June 19th, is the anniversary of the day in 1865 that the Union Army rode into Texas to enforce the Emancipation Proclamation which freed the remaining enslaved people in the United States — two and a half years after it was originally signed. It has been celebrated in parts of the United States since 1866, starting in Texas. Although many of […]
All content taken from ColoursofUs.com. See the list with photos and links here. Elementary School The Story Of Ruby Bridgesby Robert Coles In 1960 a judge orders little Ruby to attend first grade at William Frantz Elementary, an all-white school in New Orleans. Surrounded by Federal Marshalls, Ruby faces angry mobs of segregationists as she […]
Over the weekend, the frustration of centuries of injustice and violence in America reached a new boiling point. The daily trauma faced by Black Americans has forced many people to take to the streets, despite the dangers of being in the middle of a pandemic and the risk of violence, in the hope that their […]
Dear Adventure Theatre MTC Family and Friends, As we approach the summer and the traditional camp season, we want to you to know that ATMTC is committed to the safety of your children during this public health crisis and to providing them with engaging and high-quality programming. In keeping with these goals, we are now […]
In The Heights Warner Brothers brings us a film adaptation of Lin-Manuel Miranda and Quiara Alegría Hudes’ Tony Award-winning musical about Washington Heights in Manhattan. Adapted by Hudes and directed by Jon M. Chu (Crazy Rich Asians, Step Up 2), this promises to be a dance-your-way-out-of-the-cinema experience with lots of style. Release date has been […]
They’re getting older, and one of the benefits of having an older child is that we don’t have to pay for childcare. But we forget that these almost-adults are still figuring this world out and how they fit in it. They need something to occupy their time beyond screens. We need peace of mind that […]
1) How did you hear (or your parent hear) about ATMTC Academy? I was doing the Elementary-Middle School student productions when I was 9 and 10 because some kids from my school were doing it and I thought it would be fun and I really got into theatre from that. When I was starting high […]
Students are turning to online for their social and educational opportunities now that COVID-19 has made social distancing a must for their families. Although these are strange times, and online classes will not be your child’s norm forever, we thought we would give some tips on making this screen time the best you can for […]
Adventure Theatre MTC has a long history of its Summer Musical Theatre Camp program, over 42 years and counting! And we have seen many kids grow, learn, and take risks as a result of it. We’ve pulled together the top reasons that our students fall in love with Summer Musical Theatre Camp and why you […]
Get your inside-track fix direct from the source. Here are some of our favorites that really illustrate what Broadway is all about. Note: We ask that if parents have concerns about content, please see the ratings guidelines set forth by the Motion Picture Association of America and use your best judgement of how your children […]
