Showing posts with label kids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kids. Show all posts

Monday, July 22, 2013

ANNOUNCEMENT: Auditions for children set

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DANVILLE — Auditions for the Red Mask children’s show “Alice in Wonderland” are approaching. Auditions will be done at 7 p.m. July 29-30 at the Kathryn Randolph Theater on North Vermilion Street.

A Midsummer Night's Dream (Video)


The amazing play by William Shakespeare shown in such strange animation!

Want to see A Midsummer Night's Dream played by children? Visit the link to see Lighthouse Plays' children's theater plays, scripts and more!

Sunday, July 21, 2013

Children's Theater: Frankenstein


Forget the campy Hollywood version. This adaptation resurrects the fragile innocence and lurking terror of Mary Shelley’s original novel. Enter the life of Victor Frankenstein, a promising young scientist whose

Keep Kids Engaged During the Summer



Students may be on break for the summer, but Georgia Connections Academy online school advises parents that keeping kids engaged contributes to their academic success.

Principal Heather Robinson says in a press release that turning to the arts is one way to keep learning alive when school is out.

Blackwelder Delivers ‘More’ in “Oliver!”


“Please, sir, I want some more,” asked a hungry orphan named Oliver.

“Oliver!,” the Charles Dickens masterpiece of cruel Victorian authority figures who love to bait the orphan, was sponsored by the Foothills Theatre.

Portland Area Theater Camps Let Kids Experience Curtain Call


Theater has the power to amplify even the shyest kid's personality. Just watch a game of Magic Rocks and you'll see the transformation.

During the exercise at Northwest Children's Theater and School's acting camp for children age 4 to 6, teacher Rommie Christiansen instructs about a dozen students to curl up on the floor, pretending to be enchanted boulders.

"I'm thinking of giraffes," Christiansen says. How they're tall, how they make strange noises and stretch their necks to eat tree leaves.

Source: Oregon Live

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