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Acting Classes for Kids in Rhode Island
Empowerment, Acceptance & Community Using Performing Arts
laugh. sing. make a beautiful ruckus.
Classes for Adults in Boston & Providence
Boston Center for the Arts and AS 220 in Providence
Professional Development Based in Movement, Play & Theatrical Clown
Programs for Kids
Storytelling & Play for Ages 4-6
Lincoln Woods State Park
More Info: Fall 2025
Creating Characters for Ages 6-8
Providence, Rhode Island
More Info: Fall 2025
Play Creation for Ages 8-12
Providence, Rhode Island
More Info: Fall 2025
Classes for Adults
Monologues & Physical Acting
Boston Center for the Arts
More Info: Weekend Workshop
Physical Theater Intensive
Boston Center for the Arts
More Info: Weekend Workshop
Movement
AS 220 in Providence
More Info: Weekend Workshop
Theater Education for Young Audiences
AS 220 in Providence
More Info: Weekend Workshop
Coaching for Actors & Performers
Boston, Providence & NYC
More Info: Acting Coaching
Summer Camp 2025
Performing Arts in Libraries (PAL) 2025
PVD Fringe Festival 2024
Summer Camp 2024
Community Event 2024
Craft & Create Program 2024
Professional Development Workshops
Acting Classes for Kids
Acting Classes for Adults
Summer Camp 2023
Summer Camp 2022
Camp Performance 2022
Summer Camp 2021
Access to Arts Education
Your gift provides a scholarship for a child to attend our annual Theater Camp in Lincoln Woods State Park.
To make a donation to our scholarship fund, please visit: Donate
Studio Playgroud is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Donations are tax-deductible.
Donations support the scholarship fund for our summer camp in Lincoln Woods State Park and our Performing Arts in Libraries (PAL) Program in partnership with Community Libraries of Providence (CLPVD).
Your donation provides a scholarship for a family who has applied for financial assistance. Studio Playground fosters individual growth and empowerment for children in our community using the performing arts. Students explore the benefits of laughter through movement, performance, and improvisation.