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A production of The 52nd Street Project, a non-profit arts education organization working with young people (ages 9 - 18) in Hell's Kitchen in Manhattan. The Project brings them together with adult artists to create original work for the theater. The PROJcast offers a behind-the-scenes view of the work of the Project as the kids create and explore theater as well as other art forms, such as song, dance, poetry, film, and more. Long term-mentoring relationships form the basis of much of the Project's work, and these episodes will feature reporting, stories, performances and interviews with kids and adults.
The 52nd Street Project hosts The PROJcast, a arts show with 69 episodes published.
"She supports me when I'm emotional … so 'emotional support buddy'" - Mia, age 12. The program year is coming to a close, and Smart Partners Mia & Nancy are looking back at their first year together. Also coming up at th
"I want people to take away that everyone that you look at on the street has different lives and you never know what they go through" - Cae, age 15. Wondering what to do this weekend, look no further. The Teen Ensemble i
"That's why I joined up, because I want people to feel joy and happiness out of my play, too." - Berniece, age 10. Cards on the table, our Playmakers are talking about what inspired their latest show UP THE ANTE, Plays T
"Time, time, time. Crazy!" - Mateo, age 12. A Smart Partner talk between Mateo & JJ, looking back on their past year together, quizzing each other on what they know about the other's generation and slang, and talking abo
"Follow your dreams, and don't forget to bring your kids to The 52nd Street Project." - Zaire, age 11. Our new production SUGAR & SPICE, Plays to Savor, is performing this weekend Dec. 12-14. Here are the newest Project
"When you write a song, you can pour your heart out into it." - Sophia, age 11. Our Songmaking program teaches the young people the basics of creating their own songs, and pairs them up with adults from NYU Tisch School
"I think that's what makes Smart Partners an interesting relationship for both. You see your partner grow." - Sarah, age 17. Sarah and her Smart Partner Lynne Rosenberg return to the podcast for one last conversation bef
"I feel like me being here in the Project has helped me mature in the way I appreciate everyone around me." - Naseem, age 16. The cast of our upcoming Teen Ensemble production, discuss their experiences with the Project'
"There is no just not winning." - Katty, age 12. Previously on the PROJcast, Smart Partners Katty & Adaire were in the lead of the Project's version of The Amazing Race, only to lose out to Katty's sister Sarah in the en
"It's kind of fun playing around with all of the imagination that you have. There's a lot of flexibility. That's how I like it." - Jaaziel, age 11. In this episode, go "Behind the Pencil" with eight young people joining
"Honestly, don't take a risk unless you know the outcome." - Xavier, age 17. A couple of pairs of Smart Partners sit down to answer some randomly selected questions. One pair reflecting on their first year together, and
"It's a place that imagination is basically key to everything." - Ethan, age 11. Our new Playmakers give us a look Behind the Pencil, discussing their inspirations and experiences creating the new production TO THE MOON,
"I want them to laugh because I like making people laugh and it just makes me feel good. Because then I feel like I made someone's day." - Grace, age 10. The Songmakers have spent the past few weeks collaborating with ad
"This is a great place to help your kid build their development of who they are growing up to be." - Naseem, age 15. Our current Teen Ensemble has been working since September 2023, and they are ready to share their late
"To meet new kids and just write a play, which is like a totally, just awesome experience to have." - Milo, age 11. Our current production A BREATH OF FRESH AIR, The Breezy Plays, is fresher than springtime. Listen to th
"I just look forward to coming here everyday. Or even the days I can't, it's nice just to think about here." - Xavier, age 13. Our current production SKELETON IN THE CLOSET, The Secretive Plays, is all about what's below
"One thing is, don't be rude to others, because in The 52nd Street Project, we don't want to be rude." - Angela, age 11. New Behind the Pencil interviews with the Project members who have created our latest sold-out prod
"I want them to get that feeling, that excited, groovy feeling." - Josiah, age 9. We have a new version of Behind the Pencil that we're calling Behind the Keyboard. Five Project members have created a bunch of new songs
"We were just strangers - now we're bestest of friends" - Logan, age 11. Our final Smart Partner conversation from the 2022-2023 school year. This time we're featuring Logan and his SP John Manolis. Logan is a cast membe
"Even the most difficult, challenging one was still something I loved" - Xavier, age 16. Our Teen Ensemble is getting ready to share the full-length show that they've devised, EYE OF THE STORM, the Friday & Saturday, Jun
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