These are special promotions, tours through our area, and dates we have set aside with artists and ticketing agencies. Dates are not guaranteed to be available, so book early!
If you would like to book an artist or show, please contact us via email or call 315-963-4249. Artists and Agents, if you are touring the Syracuse Region, please send an email with the title of your show, dates available, pricing, and a link to your website.
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September 11-15
Showcase 2006 |
Holly's Harps is a hands-on music program which brings 30 harps into schools and other sites. Holly's Harps encourages students to view music and other arts as integral parts of their lives. Children learn about music, explore scientific principles, link music to math, consider other cultures in history, use new vocabulary in multiple languages, and enjoy hands-on music-making. Children from your community can perform in concert on harps.
How to schedule the day:
An assembly is required for all students who will participate in a workshop, so we begin with one or more assemblies and spend the remainder of the day in workshops.
Activity length:
Primary assembly: 30 minutes
Intermediate assembly: up to 40 minutes (30 is ok but 40 is better)
Middle School assembly: same as intermediate
Hands-on workshop: If we are following your normal specials schedule, the harp workshop will be the length of your normal class period. If you are making a special schedule for the harp program, then schedule as follows: For pre-K, K, 1 and 2, a workshop can be anywhere from 15-30 minutes. For 3rd grade, 30 minutes. For 4th grade and up, anything from 30-45 minutes.
Number of participants:
Each assembly can serve up to 250 kids, in one age group. For example, schedule separate assemblies to serve primary, intermediate and middle school. (Do not mix primary and intermediate or intermediate and middle at one assembly please.) For workshops, the maximum is 60 students if they are in pre-K, K, 1, or 2. The maximum is 30 students if the kids are in grades 3 or higher. Normally there is one grade level per workshop. If you wish to combine kids from two grades in one workshop please check with the artist.
No exceptions can be made on workshop size because there are exactly 30 student harps available; primary kids through second grade can do a cooperative activity in pairs but kids in 3rd grade and up do an activity where each child has her or his "own" harp for the workshop.
Contact Holly Pratt for more info, 1-800-306-9334. If you reach voice mail, please leave both day and evening numbers for the fastest return call.
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September
18-22
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$900/one assembly
$1200/two back-to-back assemblies
BEST ME Day - $1500
Full week residency with multiple schools - $1500 per day and $2500 for the culminating family show
David Parker performs, educates, entertains, and motivates. With high energy and a light touch, he combines music, movement, and humor with sign language. The result ... a dynamic interaction with the audience who responds with a demand for more David Parker. Performing since 1983, David Parker is a veteran of television and theater. Schedule him for your family series. he will captivate all ages as he weaves entertainment, learning, and fun into an unforgettable performance experience. Schedule him as a keynote presentation. The audience will react with enthusiasm, concentration, and a mindset that is ready for learning. As a Master of Ceremonies, he will add equal parts of humor, grace, and insight to your program. The words of one producer capture his appeal best ... the only way to explain David Parker is to send him out and let the whole world fall in love with him!
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September
25-29
SHOWCASE 2006 |
750 for one
1250 for two
Residencies Negotiable
Internationally known mask / movement company, MASQUE, performs original theatre pieces with special emphasis on the mask and puppet. The theatre company MASQUE, has performed on four continents for over a million people since 1980.
Considering the universal phenomenon of masks, original vignette style theatre is created which reflects the timeless capacity of this ancient art form.
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September
27 + 29
SHOWCASE
2006
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$450 per performance plus expenses.
The mileage would only be New York miles, as I may be in the state on other business. If two schools close to each other want me on one day, I'd knock $50 off the price, and they could share miles and accommodations for that day.
Pippa White is a professional actress with extensive theatre and television experience. She grew up in San Francisco, appeared regularly on stage and television as a child, trained at the American Conservatory Theatre Academy, and for five years was seen as hostess of a daily morning television show at ABC. Moving to the Midwest led to her pursuing an education, starting a family, and reestablishing a career with work in theatres, arts in education programs, and finally, not just one but several one-woman shows drawing on many different sources for a collection of unusual and entertaining solo productions. She has performed in 22 states. |
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September 25 - October 5 |
$425.00 for one
$650 for two performances
And workshops: $100 for an hour per class, materials included.
Elizabeth McMahon, singer, songwriter, and puppeteer has been performing as Mrs. McPuppet in schools and museums throughout New York State for the past fifteen years. Outfitted in a string of pearls and party dress, Mrs. McPuppet surrounds herself with a collection of wonderful puppets who accompany her throughout performances. Her puppets emerge form baskets and suitcases to share lively stories and folktales. At the heart of every show is her original music: Mrs. McPuppet’s songs are whimsical, melodic, memorable, and feature familiar and classic folk tales that children love. Mrs. McPuppet’s performances celebrate the seasons and favorite stories such as, The Mitten, The Gingerbread Man, The Little Red Hen, Stone Soup, and Billy Goats Gruff make up part of her collection of favorites.
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Early October
SHOWCASE
2006
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$1500 for one show
$2000 for two
Residency Rates for 1 week or more negotiable
People of the Pacific retells the story of the migration of the Maori from their ancestral homeland of Hawaiki, through the islands of Polynesia and concluding with the arrival of the Maori in their homeland of Aotearoa, New Zealand. This presentation features songs and dances from Tahiti, Hawaii, Samoa and New Zealand, is visually stimulating with the traditional regalia of each island, is highly educational and brilliantly entertaining. The program includes narrations for each island, plenty of audience participation, healthy doses of humor and enjoyment and a question & answer session at the conclusion. Suitable for school audiences Grades K - 12, this program can also be adapted to suit college and older audiences |
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October
2-6
Showcase 2006 |
$750 one show
$1250 Back to back performances
Block booked prices are:
$700/ one show
$1150/ Back to back performances
Movement workshops are $350 if booked with a performance
Motion 360 is a fast-paced physical tour-de-force in dance theatre. Using objects that range from the specialized (stilts and masks), to the ordinary (rollerblades and chairs), Tim Latta demonstrates how we can literally stumble over everyday objects to unlock our creativity. They are tools for creative problem solving and can be used to explore our dreams, aspirations and ambitions. Motion 360 is designed to inspire young people to explore their own potential and, in turn, to help them see the potential in others. This is a one-man show that is powerful, hilarious, touching, awe-inspiring, magical and entertaining. Motion 360 will leave audiences saying “I can”. |
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October
2-6
Showcase 2006 |
$825 for one show
$975 for two shows
The greatest inventor of all time, live and in-person, at your school! One of America's most remarkable minds, Thomas Alva Edison (as portrayed by Broadway performer Patrick Garner), engages your students in this exciting, hands-on, motivational program. Some audience members will have the chance to help recreate some of his most famous experiments, and along the way, Edison shares several secrets that students can utilize in their day-to-day lives. |
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$950 one show
$1150 two shows
Travel to the land of the rising sun as Shizumi Shigeto Manale distills over 2,000 years of Japanese dance, theater, music and culture in performances and workshops, offering audiences a window into the heart of the Japanese aesthetic. Her programs incorporate traditional and contemporary theater and dance, fans, Samurai swordsmanship, calligraphy, the art of the Kimono, masks, Haiku poems, and elements of a traditional tea ceremony. Audiences experience the grace, strength and humor of Japanese performing arts, and learn about the cultural connections between Japan and the U.S.
Hands-on workshops are available in origami, Japanese traditional dance, Noh and Kyogen theatre, Kabuki theatre, Art of the Kimono, Chinese brush painting and haiku poetry, tea ceremony, and samurai swordsmanship, multi-day Kabuki residency culminating in a performance by students of a 20 minute kabuki performance and multi-day Crane residency exploring through dance, theatre, origami and other disciplines the significance of the Crane in Japanese culture. |
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October
12-19
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$1600 for up to 6 hours of workshops
Open Jar Institute offers workshops for music theatre students and professionals in acting, dance, and vocal technique to prepare you for your most important skill Auditioning! Learn how to book the job with the ‘3-Hook Technique,’ and many other important skills for the serious theatre professional.
Make your own Institute: Don't miss Unique New York. You can book your own school or studio for an exclusive institute, tailored just the way you want it. Choose the courses and dates that work for you! Let us know when you'd like to come and we'll make it happen. |
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October
19-20
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$1200 for one
$2400 for two
Election Day 2006. Eighteen-year-old Nicole Harrison registered to vote when she got her license but has no intention of casting a ballot today. Why bother? Too many things to do. As her friend argues about the need to voice an opinion, Nicole suddenly slips back through time, back into the midst of the Revolutionary War! Nicole battles to return to her own time while her compatriots battle for the very right she so casually dismisses. Tossed through time from one historical event to another, standing beside women, minorities and young people all demanding and claiming their rights, Nicole participates in changing the face of democracy as we all learn just how many shoulders we're standing on every time we step into a voting booth. |
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October
23-27
SHOWCASE
2006
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$550 for one 45 minute set
$725 for two
$1000 for three
$1250 for four
We don't charge for mileage, but we do request one night's lodging
Many of you may already be familiar with Donna Washington, multiple award-winning storyteller, multicultural folklorist, and published author. She has performed in numerous schools & libraries throughout Illinois. She was featured at the 2004 National Storytelling Festival and at numerous festivals throughout the Southeast & Midwest. Donna will be performing at the Oswego and Madison Oneida Arts-In-Education Showcase on May 19th As she will be in the area Donna has decided to open the week of May 15th-18th to local schools for performances.
For those of you who have yet to experience the magic of Donna’s storytelling please visit her website www.Donnawashington.com to hear some audio clips. For video samples of her storytelling visit the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library’s website at www.bookhive.org and click on the Zinger Tales section to watch clips of Donna performing eight different stories online.
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$2000.00/day – 2 shows and a workshop
More Information To Come |
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$1300 one show
$1450 two shows
(fees based on multi-school performances. Additional travel fees may apply to single school performances)
Score a home run with this tuneful hit about baseball’s Negro League! The Smithsonian Institution, America’s museum, brings to you an essential chapter of sports history and a celebration of the American civil rights movement in this outstanding musical play. Three multi-talented performers portray the spirit and passion of baseball greats Jackie Robinson and “Spitfire” Josh Gibson, the Civil War pitcher Fleet Walker, Andrew “Rube” Foster-the “father of black baseball,” and one of America’s foremost athlete/philosophers, legend Satchel Paige, as our host. Written by Raquis Petree, Black Diamond was originally presented as part of the Smithsonian Associates’ Discovery Theater Black History series “The Greatest Stories Never Told.”
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November
13-17
SHOWCASE 2006 |
750 for one
1250 for two
Residencies Negotiable
Internationally known mask / movement company, MASQUE, performs original theatre pieces with special emphasis on the mask and puppet. The theatre company MASQUE, has performed on four continents for over a million people since 1980.
Considering the universal phenomenon of masks, original vignette style theatre is created which reflects the timeless capacity of this ancient art form.
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November
20-22
Showcase 2006 |
Holly's Harps is a hands-on music program which brings 30 harps into schools and other sites. Holly's Harps encourages students to view music and other arts as integral parts of their lives. Children learn about music, explore scientific principles, link music to math, consider other cultures in history, use new vocabulary in multiple languages, and enjoy hands-on music-making. Children from your community can perform in concert on harps.
How to schedule the day:
An assembly is required for all students who will participate in a workshop, so we begin with one or more assemblies and spend the remainder of the day in workshops.
Activity length:
Primary assembly: 30 minutes
Intermediate assembly: up to 40 minutes (30 is ok but 40 is better)
Middle School assembly: same as intermediate
Hands-on workshop: If we are following your normal specials schedule, the harp workshop will be the length of your normal class period. If you are making a special schedule for the harp program, then schedule as follows: For pre-K, K, 1 and 2, a workshop can be anywhere from 15-30 minutes. For 3rd grade, 30 minutes. For 4th grade and up, anything from 30-45 minutes.
Number of participants:
Each assembly can serve up to 250 kids, in one age group. For example, schedule separate assemblies to serve primary, intermediate and middle school. (Do not mix primary and intermediate or intermediate and middle at one assembly please.) For workshops, the maximum is 60 students if they are in pre-K, K, 1, or 2. The maximum is 30 students if the kids are in grades 3 or higher. Normally there is one grade level per workshop. If you wish to combine kids from two grades in one workshop please check with the artist.
No exceptions can be made on workshop size because there are exactly 30 student harps available; primary kids through second grade can do a cooperative activity in pairs but kids in 3rd grade and up do an activity where each child has her or his "own" harp for the workshop.
Contact Holly Pratt for more info, 1-800-306-9334. If you reach voice mail, please leave both day and evening numbers for the fastest return call.
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December
4-8
Showcase 2006 |
$750 one show
$1250 Back to back performances
Block booked prices are:
$700/ one show
$1150/ Back to back performances
Movement workshops are $350 if booked with a performance
Motion 360 is a fast-paced physical tour-de-force in dance theatre. Using objects that range from the specialized (stilts and masks), to the ordinary (rollerblades and chairs), Tim Latta demonstrates how we can literally stumble over everyday objects to unlock our creativity. They are tools for creative problem solving and can be used to explore our dreams, aspirations and ambitions. Motion 360 is designed to inspire young people to explore their own potential and, in turn, to help them see the potential in others. This is a one-man show that is powerful, hilarious, touching, awe-inspiring, magical and entertaining. Motion 360 will leave audiences saying “I can”. |
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December
11-16 |
$1700 for one
$2400 for two
In Boston, a simple artisan named Paul Revere etches out a humble living as a silversmith. Americans and British alike hail the exquisite artistry of his work. But when Paul's revolutionary friends, John Hancock and Samuel Adams pressure Revere to take a stand against British tyranny and join the Sons of Liberty, he hesitates supporting the American cause would mean losing valuable business from his British customers and risking the safety of his family. Revere must make a choice: to do what is easy, or to do what is right.
From the halls of British Parliament, to the port of Boston and the "Tea Party" protest, to the Boston Massacre to the dangerous thrill of Revere's now-legendary ride warning people of the coming British invasion, this new musical makes American history accessible and exciting through a unique combination of music, drama and humor. TheatreworksUSA's The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere tells the inspirational, universal story of how ordinary people can make a difference. |
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January
17-19, 31
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$1500 for two shows back to back
Award-Winning Folk Ensemble From Russia
Moscow Nights is an exciting, versatile trio of world recognized, prize-winning musicians from Russia. In a little over two years, they have already established themselves as one of the fastest rising folk groups in the U.S.
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January
27-29
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$1100 for two shows back to back
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February
5-7 |
$1500 for two shows back to back
Award-Winning Folk Ensemble From Russia
Moscow Nights is an exciting, versatile trio of world recognized, prize-winning musicians from Russia. In a little over two years, they have already established themselves as one of the fastest rising folk groups in the U.S. |
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March
19-23 |
$1600 for one
$2300 for two
Find out why laughter really is the best medicine - when Amelia Bedelia brings her holarious literal-minded sensibility to the doctor's office. This fast paced musical medley of "little books" for children also includes Ira Says Goodbye by Hernard Waber, Anansi and the Talking Melon by Eric A. Kimmel, Baby Rattlesnake by Te Ata, and an all new-sing along all about exercise and fitness! |
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March
19-27
Showcase 2006 |
$825 for one show
$975 for two shows
The greatest inventor of all time, live and in-person, at your school! One of America's most remarkable minds, Thomas Alva Edison (as portrayed by Broadway performer Patrick Garner), engages your students in this exciting, hands-on, motivational program. Some audience members will have the chance to help recreate some of his most famous experiments, and along the way, Edison shares several secrets that students can utilize in their day-to-day lives. |
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March
26-30
SHOWCASE
2006
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$550 for one 45 minute set
$725 for two
$1000 for three
$1200 for four
We don't charge for mileage, but we do request one night's lodging
Many of you may already be familiar with Donna Washington, multiple award-winning storyteller, multicultural folklorist, and published author. She has performed in numerous schools & libraries throughout Illinois. She was featured at the 2004 National Storytelling Festival and at numerous festivals throughout the Southeast & Midwest. Donna will be performing at the Oswego and Madison Oneida Arts-In-Education Showcase on May 19th As she will be in the area Donna has decided to open the week of May 15th-18th to local schools for performances.
For those of you who have yet to experience the magic of Donna’s storytelling please visit her website www.Donnawashington.com to hear some audio clips. For video samples of her storytelling visit the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library’s website at www.bookhive.org and click on the Zinger Tales section to watch clips of Donna performing eight different stories online. |
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March 2007 Dates Available
SHOWCASE 2006 |
750 for one
1250 for two
Residencies Negotiable
Internationally known mask / movement company, MASQUE, performs original theatre pieces with special emphasis on the mask and puppet. The theatre company MASQUE, has performed on four continents for over a million people since 1980.
Considering the universal phenomenon of masks, original vignette style theatre is created which reflects the timeless capacity of this ancient art form. |
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April
16-20
SHOWCASE 2006 |
$700 per show
$1200 for two
$300 per 60 minute workshop if scheduled with a show
Booking starts with Friday, April 20.
In a program of spoken word and live musical performance, diverse audiences of all ages will sing and clap with Scott Ainslie through a survey of the hidden history and the dynamic interplay of more than a century of American and African musical traditions. From its simple beginnings with field hollers, work songs, and spirituals through the development of gospel, ragtime and Delta Blues, students will participate in recreating and learning about the roots music that has had an impact on every modern American musical style.
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April
16-20 |
$875 for one show
$1250 for two
$1600 for three
Eth-Noh-Tec is interdisciplinary theater that is at once precision choreography, lyrical word-weaving, graceful, playful and poetic. By layering ancient Asian mythologies, folktales and Asian urban legends with Asian American sensibilities, Eth-Noh-Tec has created an exciting new blend of storytelling and kinetic theater.
Prior to each story, we introduce an idea, a thought, a theme and then invite the audience to explore this as they journey through the portal of the story. Sometimes following a tale, we invoke further discussion, encourage questions, or offer cultural information as a way to connect the ancient tale to their everyday "here and now" life.
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April
23-27
Showcase 2006 |
$750 one show
$1250 Back to back performances
Block booked prices are:
$700/ one show
$1150/ Back to back performances
Movement workshops are $350 if booked with a performance
Motion 360 is a fast-paced physical tour-de-force in dance theatre. Using objects that range from the specialized (stilts and masks), to the ordinary (rollerblades and chairs), Tim Latta demonstrates how we can literally stumble over everyday objects to unlock our creativity. They are tools for creative problem solving and can be used to explore our dreams, aspirations and ambitions. Motion 360 is designed to inspire young people to explore their own potential and, in turn, to help them see the potential in others. This is a one-man show that is powerful, hilarious, touching, awe-inspiring, magical and entertaining. Motion 360 will leave audiences saying “I can”. |
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April 30 -
May 4
Showcase 2006 |
Holly's Harps is a hands-on music program which brings 30 harps into schools and other sites. Holly's Harps encourages students to view music and other arts as integral parts of their lives. Children learn about music, explore scientific principles, link music to math, consider other cultures in history, use new vocabulary in multiple languages, and enjoy hands-on music-making. Children from your community can perform in concert on harps.
How to schedule the day:
An assembly is required for all students who will participate in a workshop, so we begin with one or more assemblies and spend the remainder of the day in workshops.
Activity length:
Primary assembly: 30 minutes
Intermediate assembly: up to 40 minutes (30 is ok but 40 is better)
Middle School assembly: same as intermediate
Hands-on workshop: If we are following your normal specials schedule, the harp workshop will be the length of your normal class period. If you are making a special schedule for the harp program, then schedule as follows: For pre-K, K, 1 and 2, a workshop can be anywhere from 15-30 minutes. For 3rd grade, 30 minutes. For 4th grade and up, anything from 30-45 minutes.
Number of participants:
Each assembly can serve up to 250 kids, in one age group. For example, schedule separate assemblies to serve primary, intermediate and middle school. (Do not mix primary and intermediate or intermediate and middle at one assembly please.) For workshops, the maximum is 60 students if they are in pre-K, K, 1, or 2. The maximum is 30 students if the kids are in grades 3 or higher. Normally there is one grade level per workshop. If you wish to combine kids from two grades in one workshop please check with the artist.
No exceptions can be made on workshop size because there are exactly 30 student harps available; primary kids through second grade can do a cooperative activity in pairs but kids in 3rd grade and up do an activity where each child has her or his "own" harp for the workshop.
Contact Holly Pratt for more info, 1-800-306-9334. If you reach voice mail, please leave both day and evening numbers for the fastest return call.
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April 30-May 12
SHOWCASE
2006
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$1500 for one show
$2000 for two
Residency Rates for 1 week or more negotiable
People of the Pacific retells the story of the migration of the Maori from their ancestral homeland of Hawaiki, through the islands of Polynesia and concluding with the arrival of the Maori in their homeland of Aotearoa, New Zealand. This presentation features songs and dances from Tahiti, Hawaii, Samoa and New Zealand, is visually stimulating with the traditional regalia of each island, is highly educational and brilliantly entertaining. The program includes narrations for each island, plenty of audience participation, healthy doses of humor and enjoyment and a question & answer session at the conclusion. Suitable for school audiences Grades K - 12, this program can also be adapted to suit college and older audiences |
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$450 per performance plus expenses.
The mileage would only be New York miles, as I may be in the state on other business. If two schools close to each other want me on one day, I'd knock $50 off the price, and they could share miles and accommodations for that day.
Pippa White is a professional actress with extensive theatre and television experience. She grew up in San Francisco, appeared regularly on stage and television as a child, trained at the American Conservatory Theatre Academy, and for five years was seen as hostess of a daily morning television show at ABC. Moving to the Midwest led to her pursuing an education, starting a family, and reestablishing a career with work in theatres, arts in education programs, and finally, not just one but several one-woman shows drawing on many different sources for a collection of unusual and entertaining solo productions. She has performed in 22 states. |
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May
21-23 |
$1200 for one
$2400 for two
Long before the Wild West was won, America's southern frontier was enticing adventurous spirits to explore its many mysteries. The mingling of diverse cultures in this land of beauty and danger has woven a tapestry of folklore and history unlike any other. Developed through a collaborative process as part of ETC's Florida Participation Play Project, TALES FROM THE SOUTHERN FRONTIER invites young audiences to explore the rich history of the south and to view their own personal stories in a new light. |
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May
23-24
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$1600 for one show
$2300 for two shows
Amelia Bedelia proves that laughter really is the best medicine in this fast-paced revue comprised of favorite children's books, including Ira Says Goodbye by Hernard Waber, Anansi and the Talking Melon by Eric A. Kimmel, Baby Rattlesnake by Te Ata, and an all new-sing along all about exercise and fitness
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Booking in January in schools already!
Available Throughout Year
SHOWCASE
2006
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$1200 for 1 show
$1600 for 2
$2000 for 3
Price will lower with Block Booking
TWO offers a complete show geared towards students called Tunnel Vision. This program is an excellent way to reach students from elementary to high school. It has been rated #1 by countless schools, students and PTA's!
Tunnel Vision will grab students' attention with TWO's amazing performance skills while showing them the importance of setting goals and achieving them. This will give them the Tunnel Vision necessary to steer clear of drugs and alcohol and build greater self-esteem.
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Available Throughout Year
SHOWCASE
2006
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$1250 for two back to back performances
With a focus on Stranger Safety, this upbeat assembly emphasizes the many important things kids should know and understand. Songs include: "Learn Your Address and Phone", "Remember the Adults You Trust", "It's Safer With Two", and "Leave Me Alone".
The Zucchini Brothers play at hundreds of elementary schools throughout the Country....and for good reason: They are certified teachers themselves; They've written music to go along with the K-6th grade curriculum; And most importantly a day with The Zucchini Brothers is a good time for all-full of fun, humor and lots of participation!
The focus is on health, self-esteem, and the environment. The Zucchini Brothers believe that if you take care of yourself (health), and feel good about yourself (self-esteem), you'll take better care of the world around you (your environment).
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Available Throughout Year
SHOWCASE
2006
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single: $450.00
double: $650.00
three: $850.00
four: free fourth show if needed
Brien Engel is one of very few people reviving and promoting the enchanting art of glass music. His instrument is a glass harp, consisting of 50 goblets of various sizes, which he plays by rubbing their rims with moistened fingers. Brien has made notable strides in bringing unusual and challenging styles of playing to glass music, and in school environments has been hailed by teachers and administrators for his rapport with students and singular ability to weave his art into curriculum, leaving students inspired! Connections abound between this unusual art form and understanding the physics of sound, the inventive process, and the history of glassmaking and American History (Brien's program also features a small glass armonica, the first American musical instrument, invented by Benjamin Franklin). In addition to his glass instruments, Brien also employs bird calls, musical saw, and Tibetan Singing Bowls in his performance. To see a teacher's study guide, and to hear some of Brien's music please visit his web site: www.glassharp.org, email: glassharp@mindspring.com
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