7 Stages has a variety of educational and community oriented programs that support our vision of being a global center for the creation of vital conversations through collaborative performance.
Youth Creates is 7 Stages’ training program providing experiential learning and performance opportunities for teenagers. Through playwriting, design, and performance, students collaborate to create an original production.
Arts Fusion is an in-school residency program designed to tell stories through the artistic process of devising original work. Our primary framework uses historical family stories to help students “shine light on the shadows,” transforming personal heritage into compelling live performances.
7 Stages offers administrative and production internships throughout the year, while apprenticeships are offered based on our needs and availability. Fields include Community Relations, Event Planning, Sales, Marketing, Design, Fundraising/Development, Education, and Production roles.
7 Stages’ Home Brew Series provides a platform and resources for works in development that exhibit promise, stimulation, and provocation. Performances and readings often hit the stage for the first time, providing the benefit of public interaction to fine-tune these works.
Service Saturdays aim to help our community thrive by providing vital resources like food, clothing, and personal protection equipment, while bringing together local community-driven organizations under one roof.
Art of Activism brings together community experts, artists and patrons for powerful conversations. Throughout the year, community members gather to discuss the social justice, othering, and the prevalence of intolerance.
7 Stages houses two performance venues, a 180 seat Mainstage and a 90 seat Black Box. Both venues consist of stadium style seating with the stage as the floor of the room, and are available for year round rentals of all types.
