Synchronicity Theatre Education and Outreach Programs

Synchronicity Theatre Education and Outreach Programs are part of Synchronicity Theatre’s broader education and outreach work, which includes playmaking for girls, classes and workshops, and other programming connected to its seasons of plays. The programs include playmaking for girls, which is described as “Empowering with-hope teen girls to find their voices and speak their stories,” and classes and workshops that are described as “Designed to empower, uplift, and educate students of any age.” The programs operate within an organization that also runs the Stripped Bare Arts Incubator and the Designers of Color program, which is described as “Transforming the landscape for production designers of color.”

• Ages: 13–18 years old

Founded in 1997, Synchronicity Theatre produces what it describes as smart, gutsy and bold theatre to spark community connections and uplift the voices of women and girls. Each year, Synchronicity impacts the community through its season of plays for adults (Bold Voices) and families (Family Series), community outreach, and educational programming, and states that its education and outreach programs impact young people across the metro area. The organization reports that it is in schools, group homes, community centers and more, and that it is committed to reflect its artists, audiences, and the metro Atlanta region in all that it does and to build community through theatre, fostering civic dialogue through strong community engagement and partnerships. Synchronicity Annex, which opened in 2019, serves as a new office, class, event and rehearsal space in Piedmont Heights, Atlanta. Taylor Jackson is listed as the Marketing & Communications Director.

Last updated July 9, 2026.