man 
this is so inspiring, i love how drama club is using theatre as a way to help young people process their emotions and find confidence, it's like they're giving them a voice and a chance to express themselves in a safe space 
. and the fact that they're offering paid internships through their apprentice program? game changer 
. it's amazing how improv can help manage stress and trauma, i've seen it work wonders for my friends too 
. this program is literally giving these young people a lifeline to a better life 
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this is so inspiring, i love how drama club is using theatre as a way to help young people process their emotions and find confidence, it's like they're giving them a voice and a chance to express themselves in a safe space . and the fact that they're offering paid internships through their apprentice program? game changer . it's amazing how improv can help manage stress and trauma, i've seen it work wonders for my friends too . this program is literally giving these young people a lifeline to a better life .
... it's amazing how something as simple as improvisational skills can help them escape from the reality they were in 
! I'm literally speechless... just imagine these young people trapped in a cycle of trauma and gangs, and then they stumble upon something like Drama Club which gives them a new way out 
. it's amazing to see how improv can help them break free from that stress and uncertainty 
. and the Apprentice Program? game changer 
... it's like they're giving these kids a reason to believe in themselves and their futures 
. I mean, who wouldn't want to be part of something that helps people transform their lives? 
this is literally the stuff dreams are made of 
!
. And I love the Apprentice Program, but isn't it weird that they're paying these at-risk youth to do work? shouldn't they be prioritizing their education or getting some actual job training instead of just doing paid internships? 