Wonder Theatre Academy Scholarships
Summer 2024 Scholarship Applications are CLOSED!
Applicants will be contacted via email by May 30, 2024. For questions, please contact Alex@wondertheatre.org.
Proof of residence must be provided.
If applicable, be prepared to provide proof of one of the following:
If you don’t receive any of these benefits you may still apply. It doesn’t necessarily disqualify an applicant.
Medicaid
Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP)
Proof of Public Housing Assistance such as Section 8
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) - Food Stamps - EBT
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
Women, Infant and Children Program (WIC)
VA Pension or Disability
Click here to submit your application. Or download a paper copy here.
RC Thor Scholarship
Created by Wonder Theatre, the RC Thor Scholarship provides a local student with a scholarship to attend Wonder Theatre Academy.
Named after one of our community's most avid supporter and patron of theater and arts education, the RC Thor Scholarship was founded to assist students who are interested in the arts but may not have the financial means to pursue their passion.
RC Thor was born and raised in New York City by a musical, theatrical family. He spent most of his childhood and high school years singing, dancing, and acting whenever he could. Upon graduating high school and college he spent 12 years in the Army, including an assignment in a Thailand hospital treating our Vietnam War casualties. Theatrically, RC has appeared onstage in well over 100 musical and non-musical productions. He is humbly funding his scholarship to assist other motivated young people to "follow their dream!" Our goal is to continue to fund the RC Thor Scholarship through Wonder Theatre.
If you’d like to donate to the RC Thor Scholarship, simply click on the button below. We thank you for your donation!
Rowan Windham Memorial Scholarship Fund
Rowan Jameson Windham was a very special 10-year-old boy who was an active Academy student until he lost his battle with a terminal illness in December of 2016. His passing left all of our staff, students, and teachers that knew him with a heavy heart. Rowan used to always say that he loved the Wonder because he felt normal here and his condition never was an issue for him performing on our stage. Wonder Theatre Staff and Rowan’s mother Carrie Windham wanted to continue his legacy at the Wonder by creating a scholarship program that people could donate to and so that a new aspiring young performer could be sponsored each year.
