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Youth Theatre


The JCC’s Youth Theatre program provides an energetic creative outlet for kids and teens in grades 3-12 to learn about theatre and the arts, and for experienced actors to try more challenging roles. This fall we’re offering virtual theatre classes. See below for more information!

Purchase tickets for February 5, 8 PM show
Purchase tickets for February 6, 2 PM show
Purchase tickets for February 6, 6 PM show

Thank you to our sponsor

JCC Program Manager

Meryl Hattenbach

Phone: 937-401-1550

Email: MHattenbach@jfgd.net

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