Totally Awesome Players:
Theatre Program for Young People with Intellectual Disabilities

The Totally Awesome Players (TAP) Program, established in 1992, has become the cornerstone of the Delaware Theatre Company's Youth-At-Risk Program. TAP employs acting skills and the creation of a play to increase the social skills and creativity of young people with intellectual disabilities. The troupe meets weekly and participants create, write, rehearse and perform a play. These original plays are presented on the main stage of the Delaware Theatre Company and other community venues, including Mitchell Hall at the University of Delaware. The TAP Program serves the entire state by offering in-school workshops at the Howard T. Ennis School, a school for students with significant disabilities located in Sussex County, Delaware.

Totally Awesome Players will present their original pieces
Take Off the Hats and Everyday Superheroes
Tuesday, March 6, 2012 at 7:30 p.m.

Tickets: $5.00 General Admission
Tickets may be purchased at the door
or by calling the Box Office at 302.594.1100

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