It’s never too late to share some holiday cheer, right? If you weren’t able to attend our 4th Annual NYC Christmas Concert on December 12, 2011, then we invite you to take a look at the highlights. It was

Just last week, Mauricio led two workshops at the KCACTF Region II Festival at Indiana University of Pennsylvania and engaged with students from around the mid-Atlantic region. A reporter from The Indiana Gazette, Bill Zimmerman, attended these workshops and highlighted ASTEP’s

Check out more videos by following Abby and Mauricio’s updates from the road… Brenna Kempf, University of Wisconsin Parkside Sean Hartman, Alvernia University Elizabeth Gannaway, Eastern Mennonite University Rob Lunak, Concordia University-Chicago Ashley Frankhouser, Alvernia University Bridget McCarthy, Hope College Annie Walaszeck, University of

Abby Gerdts, ASTEP’s Director of International Programs, sat down with an arts reporter for the News-Gazette, a local paper for the Champaign, Illinois community. The full article, which can be found in the Arts Beat section, captures Abby’s path and

Check out more videos by following Abby and Mauricio’s updates from the road… Brenna Kempf, University of Wisconsin Parkside Sean Hartman, Alvernia University Elizabeth Gannaway, Eastern Mennonite University Mallory Mautz, Alvernia University Rob Lunak, Concordia University-Chicago Ashley Frankhouser, Alvernia University

ASTEP has been invited to join the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival 2012 (KCACTF), a national theater program involving 18,000 students from colleges and universities nationwide, which has served as a catalyst in improving the quality of college theater

 (photo by: Monica Simoes)  ASTEP appreciates everyone who came out to support our 4th annual presentation of  our New York City Christmas Benefit on 12.12.11 at Joe’s Pub.  Conceived, produced and music-directed by orchestrator Lynne Shankel (Cry-Baby, Altar Boyz), the evening featured Broadway’s most

Walnut Hill ASTEP focuses on raising money for impoverished youth by using students’ artistic talent. For the Holiday Season, Walnut Hill ASTEP created a holiday album featuring readings and musical performances of winter-themed work (by students majoring in Writing, Music,

In the summer of ’96, thirteen-year-old Max Depaula, an ASTEP Alum, was asked by one of his summer camp counselors what it was like to walk in his shoes. In response, Max took off his shoes and tossed them at