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{{toplink|url=http://yesandcamp.org|name=yesandcamp.org}}'''Yes! And... Collaborative Arts''' {{gives}}<blockquote>Yes! And... Collaborative Arts equips children and young people with the tools to be better learners, to believe in themselves and to realize their dreams through the work of creating collaboratively with peers and professional artists.<br><br>Classes are taught collaboratively with at least two artist teachers, preferably from different disciplines.<br><br>Our name comes from a theatre improv game, where an individual starts a story and the next person picks up the telling by responding, "Yes! And ..." then adding their part of the story, and so on.</blockquote>
{{toplink|url=http://yesandcamp.org|name=yesandcamp.org}}'''Yes! And... Collaborative Arts''' {{gives}}<blockquote>Yes! And... Collaborative Arts equips children and young people with the tools to be better learners, to believe in themselves and to realize their dreams through the work of creating collaboratively with peers and professional artists.<br><br>Classes are taught collaboratively with at least two artist teachers, preferably from different disciplines.<br><br>Our name comes from a theatre improv game, where an individual starts a story and the next person picks up the telling by responding, "Yes! And ..." then adding their part of the story, and so on.</blockquote>
==In The News==
*[https://germantowninfohub.org/15-years-yes-and-collaborative-arts-build-new-generation-of-performing-arts-community-in-germantown/ 15 years later, Yes And… Collaborative Arts build new generation of performing arts community in Germantown], Germantown Info Hub, June 2, 2023


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Yes! And... Collaborative Arts gives the following descriptive information:

Yes! And... Collaborative Arts equips children and young people with the tools to be better learners, to believe in themselves and to realize their dreams through the work of creating collaboratively with peers and professional artists.

Classes are taught collaboratively with at least two artist teachers, preferably from different disciplines.

Our name comes from a theatre improv game, where an individual starts a story and the next person picks up the telling by responding, "Yes! And ..." then adding their part of the story, and so on.

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