With input from its Education and Outreach Committee, SCR offers a comprehensive array of programs to make live theatre available to everyone in our community. Check out the many ways we connect theatre and young people.
Theatre for Young Audiences 
SCR’s series of three plays especially for young people and their families.
Significant support provided by The Segerstrom Foundation; Bank of America Charitable Foundation; Pacific Life Foundation; Wells Fargo Foundation; Haskell White, LLP; and Snell & Wilmer LLP. Major additional support is also provided by the following individuals: Leona Aronoff-Sadacca, Lisa and Richard deLorimier, Phyllis and Larry Hogle, Katie and Jim Loss and Olivia and Alan Slutzky.
Neighborhood Acting Classes
Free after-school acting classes and workshops at select local elementary schools and community centers.
Supported by Barbara Roberts and Brooke Roberts-Webb, Sue Hecht, the Doreen Marshall Fund and the Birches Foundation.
Theatre Discovery Project
Affordable tickets for students to select SCR productions of important literary works; educators receive a study guide.
Bring Your Class to SCR
SCR has more student group opportunities than ever, including stage productions during class time. Visit the teacher resource page for study guides, videos and articles.
Theatre Access
Groups of under-served high school and college students receive free admission to productions through the Theatre Access program. Call (714) 708-5549 or email janis@scr.org for more information.
Significant support provided by The Capital Group Companies Foundation.
MyStage
The MyStage program is specially designed for 15-to 25-year-olds. Members get special $10 discounted tickets for shows at South Coast Repertory.
Supported by Macy's Foundation.
Seniors, full-time students, educators and students in the Theatre Conservatory’s Adult Acting and Playwriting Classes also qualify for reduced-price tickets to SCR productions.