Town Hall Education
Town Hall Theatre Company, 3535 School Street, Lafayette, CA 94549
About
Town Hall Education offers Summer Camps, Adult Improv, and Youth Stage production programs that include creating, acting, singing, dancing, and games and theatre activities. The program includes one-night-only Adult Improv classes and Youth Stage Fall 2026 production programs for PreK–12th graders, as well as Summer Camps 2026 with options ranging from weekly day camps to full productions.
• Ages: 3–18 years old
• Schedule: Box Office hours Thursday–Friday 4:00pm–6:00pm and Saturday 2:00pm–4:00pm
Town Hall Education is the education department at Town Hall Theatre Company and is described as THEd, a process-based program committed to serving students from pre-school age through adulthood. Town Hall Education states core values that focus on student empowerment, creating connections, empathy, and trust, and supporting student creativity, and it states that no student is turned away for financial reasons. The program states that classes often fill quickly and that waitlists are first-come-first-served with no exceptions. Town Hall Education states that it is dedicated to providing students of all ages with process-based, high quality, and engaging theatrical experiences and that it strives to create classrooms where students can grow in a safe environment and build their voice through theatrical expression.
The mission statement for Town Hall Education is “Empowering an ensemble of storytellers to connect, empathize and commit.” The leadership team includes Managing Director Morgan Dayley, Education Director Erika March, Technical & Facilities Director Jenna Carroll, Director of Community Experience Elizabeth Curtis, and Education Coordinator Kelly Handler. Town Hall Education notes that tuition allows the program to hire professional Teaching Artists, and listed staff credentials include Tristan Kelley, who holds an Early Childhood Education certification, and Sarah Dove, who received her Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Performance from Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois.
Families are told that students should arrive to class in appropriate, comfortable clothing, including shoes, with no flip flops or open-toe shoes. Students are asked to bring a pencil and something to write in, any required class materials such as provided scripts, and a light snack and reusable water bottle are recommended.
Last updated June 30, 2026.
• Ages: 3–18 years old
• Schedule: Box Office hours Thursday–Friday 4:00pm–6:00pm and Saturday 2:00pm–4:00pm
Town Hall Education is the education department at Town Hall Theatre Company and is described as THEd, a process-based program committed to serving students from pre-school age through adulthood. Town Hall Education states core values that focus on student empowerment, creating connections, empathy, and trust, and supporting student creativity, and it states that no student is turned away for financial reasons. The program states that classes often fill quickly and that waitlists are first-come-first-served with no exceptions. Town Hall Education states that it is dedicated to providing students of all ages with process-based, high quality, and engaging theatrical experiences and that it strives to create classrooms where students can grow in a safe environment and build their voice through theatrical expression.
The mission statement for Town Hall Education is “Empowering an ensemble of storytellers to connect, empathize and commit.” The leadership team includes Managing Director Morgan Dayley, Education Director Erika March, Technical & Facilities Director Jenna Carroll, Director of Community Experience Elizabeth Curtis, and Education Coordinator Kelly Handler. Town Hall Education notes that tuition allows the program to hire professional Teaching Artists, and listed staff credentials include Tristan Kelley, who holds an Early Childhood Education certification, and Sarah Dove, who received her Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Performance from Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois.
Families are told that students should arrive to class in appropriate, comfortable clothing, including shoes, with no flip flops or open-toe shoes. Students are asked to bring a pencil and something to write in, any required class materials such as provided scripts, and a light snack and reusable water bottle are recommended.
Last updated June 30, 2026.
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