If you’ve never worked with Young Audiences before, you may have questions about the process or what different types of programs are available. We’ve provided answers to our most frequently asked questions below. If you still have questions, please contact us.
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Young Audiences Arts for Learning NJ & Eastern PA (YANJEP) is the region’s leading arts-in-education resource, providing teaching-artist performances, workshops, residencies, and professional learning programs to schools across New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania.
These are interactive, electrifying performances & assemblies that bring the arts alive for the entire school or community.
Every program expands children’s understanding of culture and creativity.
Weekend and evening performances are available upon request, for an additional fee. This option makes it easier for parents, families, and caregivers to attend performances and participate as educational partners in students’ development.
Our workshops provide engaging, hands-on learning. Professional teaching artists, working side-by-side with educators and students, provide in-depth experiences that stretch each child’s imagination, creativity, and innovation. Workshops and residencies connect to curriculum, themes and content areas, and accommodate all students.
Young Audiences isn’t just for students! Our professional development workshops empower educators with new, creative tools for reaching students.
Educator Alignment:
Professional Learning Time Investment:
Our award-winning professional artists! Each Young Audiences artist is carefully selected to ensure superior artistry and excellence in their ability to teach and communicate.
Our artists and ensembles are passionate about their work and inspire young people every day.
When combined, assembly performances, workshops, and professional learning produce the maximum level of learning and an unforgettable experience for your students and educators.
Ask our staff or use our website to explore programs that complement each other and build on curriculum connections.
Scheduling a performance or workshop with Young Audiences is easy. Our professional staff are here to help:
Recommend the best programs to meet your needs and your budget.
Handle all communication to secure, schedule, and finalize your programming.
Audition and preview all program offerings, ensuring the highest quality.
Explain any technical requirements.
Provide on-call, 24-hour support for unexpected schedule changes.
Provide certificates of insurance upon request.
If your school is interested in scheduling a performance with one of our talented artists, here’s what the process looks like.
After reviewing our program offerings, select which assemblies, residencies or workshops you would like to incorporate into your school schedule.
To contact our team, either fill out our Program Inquiry form or call us at 866-500-9265.
Our staff will provide step-by-step help to figure out every detail, including artists, dates, and times, and we’ll work with you to stay within your budget.
Once you schedule your program, our staff will confirm your selection and send contract and study guides to make sure your students have the best experience possible.
All prices and programs are subject to change. Audience size may not exceed the published limits without the artist's permission.
Invoices will be sent one month prior to your program. Payment is due on or before the performance day or on the first day of a residency program.
Confirmed programs cancelled by the school less than three weeks before the scheduled date are subject to a cancellation fee of one-third of the program cost, excluding travel. Should illness, inclement weather, or other unforeseen circumstances prevent the artist from performing, Young Audiences offers schools the option to reschedule, substitute an artist/ensemble, or receive a full refund.
A travel fee of $95 will be applied for each day. Other costs (such as supplies and materials when noted) will be invoiced prior to the workshop or residency.
Some programs come with a Creative Classroom Toolkit for grades K-4. The Toolkit is a collection of innovative educational tools that extend your one-time in-school performance into a series of engaging, curriculum-based lessons.
To learn more about the Toolkit package and pricing, contact our Programming Director, Donna Reckelhoff via the form below, or call 866-500-9265.