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The Penguin Project of CWCT is Wisconsin’s pioneering chapter of The Penguin Project, founded in 2015 as part of a national movement that pairs young performers with autism and other developmental differences to collaboratively create fully staged productions. Originating with Annie in 2015, this CWCT chapter has grown into a cornerstone of inclusive theater in the region, continuing to empower young artists through creativity and community.

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As part of The Penguin Project network—now spanning roughly 53 chapters nationwide—the CWCT crew brings heartfelt performances to life on stage, guided by experienced directors, volunteer mentors, and a supportive community. The project emphasizes accessibility, artistry, and belonging, ensuring every performer has a meaningful role and every show is a shared celebration.

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In recognition of its impact, The Penguin Project and its partners earned the 2017 National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Award from the Penguin Project Foundation, highlighting the program’s commitment to youth development and inclusive arts education.

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Looking ahead, The Penguin Project of CWCT continues to stage ambitious productions in Wisconsin, with upcoming engagements that invite families and theater lovers to secure their seats and experience the magic of inclusive performance. For the latest news, tour dates, and ticket information, stay connected through the official channels listed below.

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Upcoming performances and opportunities to support The Penguin Project of CWCT are announced through the official site and social profiles. The 2025 production Bugsy Malone Jr. is scheduled for June 19–22, 2025 at the Wausau East High School Auditorium, with a robust program of additional performances projected for Summer 2026 (June 25–27, 7:00 pm and 1:00 pm showings). These events are designed to be accessible and engaging for families across the region, reflecting the project’s mission to provide a welcoming stage for young performers to shine.

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For media inquiries, volunteer opportunities, and partnerships, contact penguinprojectcw@gmail.com. Follow official pages on Facebook, X/Twitter, and Instagram for the latest updates and behind-the-scenes glimpses into rehearsal process, casting, and production design. We’ve got you covered for a reliable, straightforward path to great family-friendly theater in Wisconsin.

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Quick Facts About The Penguin Project of CWCT

  • Founded in 2015 as Wisconsin's first Penguin Project chapter; the CWCT production began with Annie in 2015.
  • Part of The Penguin Project network, which now has about 53 replication chapters nationwide.
  • Won the 2017 National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Award (Penguin Project Foundation).
  • 2025 production: Bugsy Malone Jr. performed June 19–22, 2025 at the Wausau East High School Auditorium.
  • 2026 schedule: Summer 2026 performances planned at Wausau East High School (June 25–27, 7:00 pm/1:00 pm showings).
  • Social media presence is maintained via the official site, which lists Facebook, X/Twitter, and Instagram links.

Upcoming performances and opportunities to support The Penguin Project of CWCT are announced through the official site and social profiles. The 2025 production Bugsy Malone Jr. is scheduled for June 19–22, 2025 at the Wausau East High School Auditorium, with a robust program of additional performances projected for Summer 2026 (June 25–27, 7:00 pm and 1:00 pm showings). These events are designed to be accessible and engaging for families across the region, reflecting the project’s mission to provide a welcoming stage for young performers to shine.

For media inquiries, volunteer opportunities, and partnerships, contact penguinprojectcw@gmail.com. Follow official pages on Facebook, X/Twitter, and Instagram for the latest updates and behind-the-scenes glimpses into rehearsal process, casting, and production design. We’ve got you covered for a reliable, straightforward path to great family-friendly theater in Wisconsin.

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