KWC Performing Arts

KWC Performing Arts is a non-profit organization based in Fort Worth, Texas. Founded in 1989, the company employs 17 individuals and generates approximately $2.5 million in annual revenue. KWC Performing Arts provides a wide range of programs designed to nurture artistic talent and personal growth in youth. These programs include professional theatre, acting, dancing, and vocal classes, along with leadership training, summer musical theatre camps, international cultural exchanges, a Touring Company, and public & community performances. Committed to inclusivity and excellence, KWC Performing Arts emphasizes artistic development, integrity, leadership training, financial and cultural diversity, equity, and ensemble production. Their performances have reached audiences across the globe, spanning locations like Disney theme parks, The Kennedy Center, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Reggio Emilia's City Hall, the 9-11 Memorial, Times Square, and various venues across Fort Worth, Texas, the United States, and internationally. To learn more about KWC Performing Arts and its programs, visit kidswhocare.org.