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562-944-9801
or 714-994-6310
Box office hours:
Mon-Fri
11am - 5:30pm
Sat 12 noon - 4pm
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THEATRE ADDRESS:
14900 La Mirada Boulevard
La Mirada, CA 90638
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| Steve Cisneros, Producing Artistic Director |
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 Phantom Projects Educational Theatre Group is one of
the only groups in the Nation that produces theatre
specifically for a teen audience. Mixing adult and teen performers, we bring professional quality shows to the
1,251-seat La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts.
Our seasons have mixed shows that deal with teen issues, such
as drugs, racism, and violence, and also brings to the
stage plays that most middle schools and high schools
study in class such as The Diary of Anne Frank, The
Miracle Worker, Our Town, and The Crucible. In
addition to our La Mirada Theatre season, Phantom
Projects mounts shows specifically designed to tour to
schools and youth groups with shows about abstinence,
prejudice, and drug prevention. These touring shows feature all-teen casts.
www.PhantomProjects.com
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Tickets:
Adults: $20;
High School: $12
Middle School: $6
Groups of 15 or more:
Adults $14; High School $10; Middle School $6
Subscribe and Save on the Next 3 Shows!
Adults $39; High School $30; Middle School $18
Tickets may be purchased online or by calling (562) 944-9801.
*10:00am shows are available as field trip performances at greatly reduced prices. Teachers may call Phantom Projects at (714) 690-2900 for booking information. |
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S.E. Hinton's
The Outsiders
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Feb 26 , 2009
7:00 pm
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The Outsiders is seen through the eyes of Ponyboy, a Greaser on the wrong side of life who is caught up in territorial battles between the have-it-made rich kids—the Socs—and his tough, underprivileged family and friends. In the midst of urban warfare, Ponyboy somehow can't forget a short poem by Robert Frost that speaks of their fragile young lives. "I always remembered it because I never quite got what he meant by it." As these young people try to find themselves and each other, the sadness of sophistication begins to reach them…and change them. |
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Bruce Gevirtzman 's
The Center of the Universe
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May 21, 2009
7:00 pm
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Prejudice and Tolerance Program
Journey into the past and gain new perspective on the present as stories from slavery and the Holocaust are woven with events inspired by today's headlines. Written by the author of the new book An Intimate Understanding of America’s Teenagers, this powerful production will leave audiences motivated with an unforgettable message about the value of human life.
Features an all-teen cast and
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The Young Artist Project
YouthAmericaVoice
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Aug 8, 2009
7:00 pm
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Put 10 promising young artists in a workshop environment with no creative limits, stir with the guidance of a veteran director and cook under the pressure of a public performance within weeks and what do you get? A theatrical event that blends drama, hip-hop, poetry, comedy, film, dance and storytelling. The Young Artist Project brings together aspiring performers between the ages of 16 and 21 to merge their unique talents in a collaborative effort to develop performance pieces aimed at teen audiences.
Interested in becoming involved in the Young Artist Project?
Call 714.690.2900. |
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*10:00am shows are available as field trip performances at greatly reduced prices. Teachers may call Phantom Projects at (714) 690-2900 for booking information.
For more information about Phantom Projects, visit Phantom Projects online or call them directly at (714) 690-2900.
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