Update: Winter workshops moved online

Hello!

Because of the Omicron surge, the 8-week improv theatre workshop series we had planned to hold at Dance North County starting on Sunday, January 23rd from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. has been moved to a virtual setting until it is safe to return to in-person workshops. Please contact Kathryn Campion at info@pacthouse.org or 760-815-8512 for more info and to register.

See you there!

We are restarting our in-person workshops!

We will begin offering in-person improvisational theatre workshops this Fall –  our first since the pandemic shutdown. The 8-week workshop cycle begins on Sunday, September 19th in Encinitas. Please contact our office regarding registration. These workshops are open to vaccinated people only. They will be co-led by two young adults with autism who we have employed for years as teachers in training. You can email our office at info@pacthouse.org or call at 760-815-8512. If you’d rather attend virtual workshops, ask us about our weekly online theatre workshops for children, teens, and young adults. 

All the best,

Kathryn Campion
Executive Director

PACTHOUSE PLAYERS Team for NFAR Race for Autism

Here is a photo of PACT’s team for this year’s NFAR Race for Autism!

In our team captain, Katie Anderson’s own words:

During the 2021 National Foundation for Autism Research (NFAR) Race for Autism event, the team for Positive Action Community Theatre (PACT) endeavored to explore San Diego County’s natural beauty and hiked to Annie’s Canyon, which is close to the San Elijo Lagoon. This location allowed for social distancing while also inviting passersby to inquire as to our matching NFAR superhero T-shirts. The circumstances were uniquely useful in building community awareness and acceptance, as the explanation of the NFAR event led to multiple organic discussions resulting from genuine interest. What an unexpected and delightful surprise it was for our team  to help to bring information and inclusion to our local community while participating in the NFAR Race for Autism!
 
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