Arts

This fall, Project Success and our theater partners helped connect more than 5,000 students and families to the transformative power of the arts through an exciting lineup of Theater Experiences. Students and their families had the opportunity to attend theater performances, musicals, and vocal performances, and middle schoolers at Sanford were able to put on…

Theater experiences create a springboard for discussion, inviting risk-taking and possibility. Project Success has invited students to see theater from the very beginning, when PS began with a workshop in the classroom and show at the Guthrie Theater with 200 students from North High School. Founder and Executive Director Adrienne Diercks worked with Sheila Livingston at the…

As part of Project Success’ arts programming, our middle school musicals are designed to help students build self-confidence, understand their identities both on and off stage, and connect with their peers and school community, leading to new friendships and a sense of belonging. This year we partnered with Sanford, Northeast, and Anwatin Middle Schools. During…

Project Success’ musical program centers on students building self-confidence in themselves, navigating who they are within their roles off and on stage, and connecting with their peers and school, resulting in them gaining friendships and building community. Students increase their empathy for others through the stories they’re projecting and navigating on and off stage. With musical…

Theater has always been a core program at Project Success because we know the world is a better place when creativity is nurtured and every story is represented. These performances inspire dialogue and allow students to have deeper conversations with peers about their identities and societal issues. Theater becomes more than just a show to…