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Palefsky Collision Project
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Palefsky Collision Project

For over two decades, the Palefsky Collision Project has empowered diverse teens to dive deep into a source text and create an original theater production under the guidance of a professional playwright and director.

Diverse teens

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From woodruffcenter.org/arts-education ↗

About this program

During this dynamic project, 20 high school students assemble to unpack the source material, engage in an intensive series of theater workshops with mentors and guest artists, and explore how the text's themes apply to their 21st century lives.

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Diverse teens

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The Woodruff Arts CenterAtlanta, GA · Arts
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