Wolf Performing Arts Center, the Bryn Mawr nonprofit at 1240 Montrose Ave., has opened registration for its fall 2026 youth theatre season, with programs spanning preschool through 12th grade.
The fall lineup includes Disney's Dare to Dream JR for third and fourth graders, CATS: Young Actor's Edition for fifth and sixth graders, and Born to Hand Jive and Don't Feed the Plants for seventh through 12th graders. Younger students can join Run, Stinky, Run! (first and second grade) or Musical Minis (preschool and pre-K). A Triple Threat class serves fifth and sixth graders, and audition workshops are available for grades three through 12.
Wolf PAC also offers weekly acting classes, dance, private voice lessons, improvisation, technical theatre, and stage management. The organization says it uses small class sizes and provides individualized feedback after auditions.
The center serves families across Wayne, Villanova, Ardmore and surrounding Main Line communities, according to its website.
Families can learn more at wolfperformingartscenter.org or by calling 610-642-0233.
Upcoming community events
- Wayne Art Center Student Works 2026 — on view through Friday, Aug. 14, in the Davenport and Vidinghoff galleries, 413 Maplewood Ave., Wayne. Gallery hours Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
- Author event with Dorothy Potash — Wednesday, July 22, 2 p.m., Lancaster County Farmer's Market, 389 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne. Free reading of "Adventure on the Serengeti" and collage art project for children. All materials provided. Signed books available for purchase.
- ILLUMINATION 250 Festival and Drone Show — Saturday, Aug. 29, noon–9 p.m., Haverford High School Football Stadium (Cornog Field), 200 Mill Road, Havertown. Free admission. Live music, food, crafts, family activities, and a choreographed drone light show marking the nation's 250th anniversary. Approximately 50 exhibitors.
