Tomato Patch at Kelsey Theatre

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Tomato Patch at Kelsey Theatre

Now Registering for Its 53rd Year!

Kelsey Theatre at Mercer is now registering for Tomato Patch!

Now in its 53rd year, Tomato Patch is the longest-running, most successful multi-disciplinary Visual and Performing Arts program in Central New Jersey. Featuring classes for ages 10-18, Tomato Patch is taught by a talented staff of professional artists. Check us out online at www.tomatopatch.org.

Here are some fun things about Tomato Patch:

First: It is truly multi-disciplinary. You choose a major in the morning in either theater, dance, vocal music or visual art and have classes in your major, then after lunch you have four electives — and you can mix and match between theater, dance, music, visual arts and video.

Second: It culminates in a Festival of The Arts Performance and Gallery Exhibit.

Third: You will make lasting friendships — something we have seen for many years, as you find friends that have a lot in common with you.

Tomato Patch Workshops this summer has 2 sessions:

Session 1 for ages 13-18, June 29-July 24 (four weeks).

Session 2 for ages 10-12, July 27-August 13 (3 weeks).

We also feature a Master Class in Acting which is full-day 3 week theater intensive summer program for ages 13-19. July 27-August 14.

The Master Class in Theater culminates in A Night of One Acts!

Call 609-570-3566 for more information.

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