FTC Middle School / Youth Division
For our younger attendees, FTC is a place to find their community. There are many opportunities for these attendees including adjudicated one-act plays, performances, games, workshops, and more!
About the Middle School / Youth Division
Middle School / Youth Theatre / One-Act Play Festival (Additional fees apply)
FTC invites you to perform a one-act in the Middle School/Youth Theatre One-Act Play Festival! FTC’s Middle School/Youth Theatre/ One-Act Play Festival performance guidelines align with Florida Junior Thespian guidelines, giving your students an excellent performance opportunity prior to District Thespians. Feedback from two FTC Respondents gives you constructive and encouraging advice on strengthening your production. For guidelines on this festival, please CLICK HERE.
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Alongside feedback there are festival wide and show specific awards.
For more information about reserving a one-act spot, please contact maria@flatheatre.org
Please reserve your spot for your One Act soon as there is limited availability of spots. You may (and are encouraged to) register for your One Act before the full conference to allow for more time to prepare for the needs of the festival.
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Workshops​
As a member of FTC, the students in your organization will have access to a variety of workshops presented by expert instructors, special guests, vendors, colleges, and professionals.
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​Multiple workshops on Saturday will be specifically targeted towards younger participants, making them engaging and appropriate for your students and chaperones. Are you a teacher who'd be interested in leading a workshop? We'd love to hear your proposal!
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Performing and attending FTC is an excellent opportunity to satisfy middle school theatre standards!
IMPORTANT DEADLINES
FTC '25 REGISTRATION EARLY DEADLINE | 10/3/25
Registrations can still be completed after October 3, 2024 up to the day(s) of the Conference onsite, but these late registrations will not be able to perform in the one-act festivals, college auditions, or scholarship auditions and will be charged a late registration fee.​
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​While registrations will continue to be accepted up to the days of the Conference onsite, certain divisions like College Auditions have very strict due dates and will absolutely NOT be able to accommodate submissions received after October 3. Even if the payment will be delayed, it is essential to get all necessary forms submitted by the due date of October 3.​
