Education
The primary goal of Wharton Center's Education Programs is to connect learners of all ages to the performing arts by offering a range of programs suited to a variety of learner needs. In so doing, it is our hope that participants of every age will find for themselves that participation in the arts enriches, enhances and broadens one's life.
The Ovation Awards
High schools in the state of Michigan are invited to participate in the 1st annual Ovation Awards, the Michigan Chapter of the National High School Musical Theater Awards.
School Series
The Act One School Series provides curriculum-linked, performing arts enrichment activities for students in grades K-8.
Family Series
Act One Family Series weekend matinee performances provide the perfect opportunity for parents and grandparents to introduce children to the performing arts.
Young Playwrights Festival
Michigan high school students are invited to write and submit one-act scripts to a juried competition.
Kennedy Center Parters In Education
Professional development designed to enhance your ability to teach in and through the arts.
Artist in Residence
At its core Wharton Center is more than a space to entertain; it is a place to educate, engage and inspire.
Preview Lectures
Previews are free, half-hour discussions presented by industry experts that provide unique insight on performances.
Additional Programs
Wharton Center offers many educational opportunities for people of all ages.
MSUFCU Institute for Arts and Creativity
Encompassing all arts education programs at Wharton Center, The Institute brings all of the Arts Education Programs together.
Bert Goldstein
Director
bert.goldstein@whartoncenter.com
(517) 884-3108
Dana Brazil
Associate Director
dana.brazil@whartoncenter.com
(517) 884-3166
Laurie Briseño
Education Coordinator
laurie.briseno@whartoncenter.com
(517) 884-3141
