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  • Who We Are
    • At a Glance
    • Impact
    • History
    • Board
    • Supporters
    • Staff
  • what we do
    • Why Theatre?
    • How We Work
    • International Projects
    • Performances >
      • Beyond the Mirror
      • Bhopal
      • Romeo and Juliet
      • The Mechanical
      • Cozmic Jazz
      • WERK
    • Lectures / Workshops
    • Young Audiences
    • Stilt Band
  • Where We Work
    • Map
    • Afghanistan
    • Myanmar (Burma)
    • Russia
    • Malaysia
    • Azerbaijan
    • Haiti
    • Guatemala
    • United States
    • India
    • Balkan Projects >
      • Performing Artists for Balkan Peace
    • Other Projects - Highlights
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Young Audience Program (YAP)

Our Young Audience Program (YAP) introduces young people to the world of theatre with an intriguing physical approach. Our programs are presented in schools, museums, libraries, and more. For fees and booking information, contact Michael at (212) 254-4614 or michael@bondst.org.

Amelia and Her Paper Tigers


​A fun-filled educational adventure, Amelia and Her Paper Tigers is a look at the life of Amelia Earhart, who fought all odds to follow her dream of becoming an aviatrix, setting numerous flying records along the way. Her tale of passion and persistence is told through comedy, music, audience participation and circus arts, serving as an inspiration to young people of all ages to follow their dreams. Optional post-performance workshops further the exploration and provide creative tools to address fear.
​​"Conversations about Amelia, her courage, and her spunk continued for many days after, serving as inspiration for the power of persistence." 
                   - A teacher's comments about Amelia 
Study guide available for teachers on the history of flight, women's role and progress, discussion topics, and fun activities.
  • 2 actors
  • Running Time: 40 minutes
  • Grades 3-6
​To bring Amelia  to your school or community group, contact: michael@bondst.org
"It was great and scary and funny. It was amazing. I loved it."
​-Review of Amelia​ by Vivian Littlefield, Age 7

Start Acting Up - a new teen workshop!

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In 2018, Bond Street Theatre launched a free workshop series for NYC teens seeking to learn physically dynamic, socially inspired theatre techniques, and culminating in the performance of our original play The Law of the Jungle, first developed with Nangarhar Theatre of Afghanistan.

The workshop series incorporates what Bond Street has been teaching, and learning, in over 35 years of travel!

Special thanks to Downtown Art for supporting the launch of this program.

Actorbat!  Workshops and Residencies

Where does Actorbatics come from?
Actorbats share many of the techniques and skills used by actors and dancers throughout the world and throughout history. Sources for the Actorbat include the Peking Opera from China, commedia dell’arte from Europe, and the masquerades of Western Africa.

Students are introduced to this fascinating work with careful attention to three areas of expertise:
1) Learning personalized, individual skills relating to balance, precision, and creating characters;
2) Creating a group dynamic through cooperation and partner work;
3) Learning a style of performance to present to an audience.
Each workshop is tailored to the needs and curriculum of the school, choosing from a variety of exercises and skills.
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​To bring Actorbats  to your school or summer camp, contact: michael@bondst.org
"The children truly enjoyed this workshop. They continued to talk about it for the rest of the day.”  - Bedford Road School, NY

Travels with Tricksters

This show introduces audiences to the many Tricksters, skills and stories we have encountered in our travels around the world. Visual treats from many cultures flavor the show. It is an entertaining geography lesson and introduction to the variety of theatrical styles from each country, from the slapstick comedy of Europe to the acrobatic flair of the Peking Opera.
  • 2 Actors
  • Running Time: 50 minutes
  • Grades K-5

​To bring Travels with Tricksters  to your school or community group, contact: michael@bondst.org
"I never want this day to end!" - Student, Avenues School

Peter and the Wolf

Peter and the Wolf with the Phoenix Woodwind Quintet has been (and continues to be!) a favorite with schools and community centers for almost twenty years. The show introduces young audiences to the great musical score of Prokofiev, the instruments that make up a woodwind ensemble, and the skills of pantomime and storytelling via the show's narrator-mime.
  • 1 actor
  • 5 musicians
  • Running time: 45 minutes
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​To bring Peter and the Wolf to your school or community group, contact: michael@bondst.org
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Who we are

At a Glance
Impact
History
Board
Supporters
Staff


What we do

Why Theatre?
How We Work
International Projects
Performances
Lectures / Workshops
Young Audiences
Stilts

Where we work

Afghanistan
Myanmar (Burma)
Malaysia
Azerbaijan
Haiti
Guatemala
United States
India
Balkan Projects
Other Projects - Highlights

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Bond Street Theatre is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 corporation and an NGO in association with the UN-DPI.
Bond Street Theatre
2 Bond Street, New York, New York
​10012, USA

info@bondst.org
(212) 254-4614