A brilliant group of people determined to make a difference in the world. APTP take great pride in their 30+ strong cast of buzzing individual young people who bring a new take on theatre performance. Most if not all productions leave the audience with a question on how they can respond to an incident presented such as an immigration crisis or to help one another. Current events are featured but it’s the cast (including directors and staff) who take ‘centre stage’. A group that i am truly blessed to have worked with and one i am definitely looking forward to encountering in the future once more!

This years production of FEAST at the Goodman was just as good as any of the other shows available at the Goodman. FEAST was presented at the Laura Wiley Theater at Eugene Field Park a number of years ago, and I saw it there as well. It the same play, yet a new play all at the same time.Its well worth the admission and worthwhile seeing.

We saw their latest production, Homeland, at the Goodman Studio. Amazing. We cant wait to see what else they can do. Energy, creativity, and the highest level of professionalism Ive seen lately from a young, student company

APTPs mission is one of the most inspiring in the city, and should be modeled more often. Home/Land stunned me, amazing theatre from anyone - that APTP is working with teenagers to this effect is otherworldly.

I have been a Goodman subscriber for several years. As a side benefit I have been exposed to the APTP performances at the Owen Theater at Goodman. I came to see FEAST last Saturday (August 8,2015). I loved it. You continue to involve high school age individuals with diversity in a creative way. I will continue to support APTP.Masoom Ahmed

Hate this place.

We saw their latest production, Homeland, at the Goodman Studio. Amazing. We cant wait to see what else they can do. Energy, creativity, and the highest level of professionalism Ive seen lately from a young, student company