Albion Youth Theatre, or AYT, is a program for children and youth that offers opportunities to participate in the many different areas of interest found within theatre. Plays, rehearsals, workshops, guest artists, and other opportunities provide AYT's participants instruction in acting, improvisation, singing, public speaking, construction, and design.

AYT is focused on creating production oriented, socially relevant theatre that is enlightening and affordable for everyone involved, regardless of age. Albion Youth Theatre is committed to enriching the lives of the participants.

I don't know how to act, can I still join?
YES! Albion Youth Theatre is a chance to learn about theatre. No prior experience is necessary to participate.

I don't like to act, is there something for me to do?
Although acting is a big part of AYT, it is not the only part. Every participant is encouraged to explore the many activities within the program, including workshop participation, artistic design, and backstage work.

I don't have time to participate in a play, is there any way I can still be involved?
Plays are just one of AYT's activities. See our schedule or email us for other opportunities.

Summer 2007 - Theatre Day Camp
July
Join us daily for a week-long exploration of many areas of theatre, focused on acting.

In May 2006, Albion Youth Theatre presented its first production to the Albion community. Monster in the Closet, performed at New Hope Worship Center, involved twenty children and youth playing roles including kids, adults, monsters, kings, and other fantasy creatures.

Throughout the three performances, AYT performed a delightful show for its audience, but the highlight was a performance for Washington Gardner Elementary School -- a time when the cast could be proud and show their friends and classmates their tremendous accomplishments.

Thank you, Albion, for your support during out first production!