Tree House Youth Theatre was created in 1988, and was the brainchild of Richard O’Brien who was head of the Theatre Arts Program at Red Deer College (RDC) in Red Deer, Alberta. The aim of the program was to build theatrical interest and foster skills in the young people of Central Alberta. The mandate of Tree House is to create meaningful theatre that challenges not only our performers and technicians, but also our audiences. Tree House Youth Theatre is a not-for-profit charitable organization, creating extraordinary theatrical experiences for young performers in Central Alberta.

Registration for our winter term is now closed. Registration for our Fall 2020 Term will begin in June 2020.

Starting in January 2020, we will be working on the Tree House One-Act Festival, which will be presented in May 2020. This program is open to all youth in Central Alberta from the ages of 9-17. Participants will have the opportunity to take on up to 3 of the following roles:

-Actor
-Stage Manager
-Set Designer
-Costume Designer
-Lighting Designer
-Sound Designer
-Props Designer
-Hair and Makeup Designer
-Light or Sound Board Operator
-Backstage crew

Working with industry professional mentors, participants will get hands on instruction in their roles, and will have the opportunity to try new things in a guided and supportive environment. No experience necessary!

Cost: $400 for youth aged 13-17 and $250 for youth aged 9-12

Where: Red Deer Memorial Centre

When: Sunday afternoons from 12:00-4:00 and Tuesday evenings from 6:00-8:00. 

For more information on future programming, visit www.treehouseyouththeatre.ca