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Performance of Much Ado About Nothing
This Shakespeare comedy is a revolutionary war rendition. Directed by Marian Scadden; put on at Crescent Valley High School, Corvallis by a group of home-schooled teens. Laugh as Beatrice and Benedick exchange verbal barbs. Sigh over the love of Claudio & Hero. Watch the villains plot and plan. See the two old fathers rejoice...and suffer. And Dogberry! What a constable! Zounds, what a show! Tickets at the door $5 adults; $3 3-11; under 3 free
May 18, Performance, 7 pm
May 19, Performance, 2 pm
May 18, Performance, 7 pm
May 19, Performance, 2 pm
On Stage for Adults
Wednesday June 20 and June 27, 6:30-8:30 pm
Instructor: Marian Scadden
Class Fee: $60.00
Enjoy learning and practicing theater skills and techniques for the stage through monologues and short scenes. We’ll also practice techniques for relaxation and overcoming fear.
Registration through Ash Creek Arts. Online Registration Deadline: Wednesday June 13, 2018
Instructor: Marian Scadden
Class Fee: $60.00
Enjoy learning and practicing theater skills and techniques for the stage through monologues and short scenes. We’ll also practice techniques for relaxation and overcoming fear.
Registration through Ash Creek Arts. Online Registration Deadline: Wednesday June 13, 2018
Two-week Theater Residency in the Schools
PLAY PRODUCTIONS STARRING YOUR STUDENTS!
It's a two-week residency in which each week 25 students will rehearse then perform a 30-minute play at the end of their week.
For the first week, children audition on Monday and 25 students are selected. The rest of the week, including Monday, they rehearse Play 1 which they perform twice on Saturday.
For the second week, a new group of children audition on that Monday and they'll rehearse and perform Play 2.
The benefits of theater performance are:
It's a two-week residency in which each week 25 students will rehearse then perform a 30-minute play at the end of their week.
For the first week, children audition on Monday and 25 students are selected. The rest of the week, including Monday, they rehearse Play 1 which they perform twice on Saturday.
For the second week, a new group of children audition on that Monday and they'll rehearse and perform Play 2.
The benefits of theater performance are:
- it builds confidence;
- it increases imagination and empathy;
- it teaches perseverance;
- theater is intense team-work;
- students gain a sense of accomplishment;
- reading is emphasized as the students memorize lines;
- depending on the script, students learn about classic literature and history.