Seven Angels
Young Artist Program
We are pleased to announce our Young Artist Program! Every child has a dream. If you were to ask the average kindergartner what they want to be when they grow up, you are sure to get a plethora of answers. Firefighter! Doctor! Rocket scientist (maybe). There are so many careers that can fulfill a child's dream.
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It is these dreams that make a theatre program essential to the growth and wellbeing of a child. In fact, there are unique links between theatrical techniques and real-world applications. Projection is used by lawyers to make sure the jury hears the argument. Enunciation helps a parent carefully dictate what is right and wrong to their child. Memorization is a crucial element when giving a collegiate presentation. Even theatre games are a tool to better understand how things don't always go according to plan and how to think on your feet with an inventive solution!
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While this program is geared toward our future artists, it serves as a foundation in which to aptly prepare your child for what's to come. There are many ways to step into the theatre industry. Is your child ready to become a Young Artist?
Age Groups
Ages 7-12
15 Sessions Total
Every Wednesday
March 4-April 29 from 4:30-6:00pm
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Some Saturdays
March 14 & 28, April 4 & 18, May 2 from 10:00-12:30pm
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Final Presentation*
May 6 (Time TBD)
*- Must attend a minimum of 12 sessions for final presentation
Ages 13-18
15 Sessions Total
Every Wednesday
March 4-April 29 from 6:00-7:30pm
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Some Saturdays
March 14 & 28, April 4 & 18, May 2 from 10:00-12:30pm
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Final Presentation*
May 6 (Time TBD)
*- Must attend a minimum of 12 sessions for final presentation
Curriculum
This program serves as an all-inclusive and unique theatrical experience. Our inaugural program includes, but is not limited to:
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Acting Technique and Coaching
Technical Theatre
Improvisation
Headshots
Voice and Performance
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A more detailed session schedule will be available Friday, February 13 (spooky).
Cost
$350
$30 per session drop-in
About the Instructor
Constantine Pappas is the Artistic Director of Seven Angels Theatre, and is a seasoned performer, having entertained all over the US and throughout Europe. He was featured in over 600 performances of the North American tour of “The Phantom of the Opera”, performing 41 performances as Raoul, and appeared on Broadway in “Harmony: A New Musical”, directed by Tony Award winner Warren Carlyle, with music and lyrics by Barry Manilow and Bruce Sussman. He made his Carnegie hall debut alongside Aaron Tveit in April 2025, featuring brand new music from Broadway conductor and musician Bryan Perri. A versatile artist crossing over from baritone to tenor and from opera to musical theater, he has performed in many productions, including: The Secret Garden (ACT of CT), Master Class (Connecticut Critics Circle Nominee, MTC), Les Miserables (Fox Theatre), Into the Woods (GVT), A Christmas Carol (DCPA, WPPAC), Kismet (dir Lonny Price), Il barbiere di Siviglia, Carmen, A Comedy of Tenors, Pagliacci, Thoroughly Modern Millie, and Titanic. ​
He has a longtime history with Seven Angels Theatre, having worn many hats; actor, set builder, and marketing manager. He has served as director of the Halo Awards since 2021, and has grown the program to over 100 high schools across Connecticut. He is a sought-out masterclass instructor, and has appeared at the University of Tampa, California State University Fresno, and various K-12 schools in Florida, North Carolina, Connecticut, and California. He also brings an extensive media and marketing background, having worked in collaboration with Barnum Financial Group, Dance Molinari and Edge Sound Research. He is represented by Avalon Artists Group. FB, IG - @constandpappas Learn more at www.constandpappas.com