The Star Center Youth Theatre, founded by Rhonda Wilson in 2000, is a vibrant program that fosters creativity, confidence, and community among young performers. The mission is to provide arts education and cultural opportunities for all youth. An award winning, nationally recognized program offers an inclusive environment for students ages 5-19, the theatre produces 6-8 youth productions annually, spanning musicals, plays, and cultural showcases. Training encompasses acting, vocal performance, and dance, with a focus on building ensemble collaboration and individual artistry. Weekly classes, summer intensives, and year-round productions provide hands-on learning opportunities, emphasizing storytelling, technique, and personal growth. The program engages over 100 students each year, with productions like The Lion King Jr., Seussical, and Hairspray giving young performers a chance to shine. Through Wilson’s leadership, Star Center has become a cornerstone of arts education, empowering youth to develop their talents and explore social and historical themes through the transformative power of theatre.