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Theatre West Virginia is proud to have traveled to schools throughout the state of West Virginia since 1972 with our educational programs. Theatre West Virginia takes care to ensure that all our programs are not only entertaining, but also educational. The 2007-2008 touring season will begin September of 2007 and run through May 2008. This program also comes with a comprehensive study guide for use by educational professionals. For more information regarding grant availability and scheduling, please contact Lou Ann Grose at (304) 256-6800 or 1-800-666-9142 or e-mail: contact@theatrewestvirginia.com |
MERLIN AND THE CAVE OF DREAMS by: Charles Way Directed by: Marina Hunley Set Design: Cynthia Dean Costume Design: Susie Sayre Sound Design: Patrick Calhoun Scenic Artist: Tom Acosta Fight Choreography: Aaron and David Aubrey Road Manager: Adam Bryan |
Long ago, in the time of swords, young Arthur journeys to the Otherworld to find his true mother and father. He crosses into Avalon in a magical golden boat and encounters ferocious giants and dragons. With Merlin's guidance, can Arthur find the inner strength to face his destiny and fight his foes? Will he remove the sword Excalibur from the stone and claim his rightful kingdom? |
Approximately 90 minutes. Recommended for grades 5 through 12 and public. *Originally Commissioned by Imagination Stage, Inc., Bethesda, MD. |
MISS NELSON HAS A FIELD DAY by: Joan Cushing Based on MISS NELSON HAS A FIELD DAY by Harry Allard Illustrated by James Marshall Text copyright 1985 James Marshall Adapted by Arrangement with Houghton Mifflin Company Directed by: Rich Jagunic Set Design: Cynthia Dean Costume Design: Susie Sayre Music Director: Alli Partin Road Manager: Adam Bryan |
Approximately 65 minutes. Recommended for grades K through 5 and public. *Originally Commissioned by Imagination Stage, Inc., Bethesda, MD. $800 per performance for schools with fewer than 350 students - $1,100 for schools with 350+ students and public performances. Block booking negotiable. Videotaping or other video/audio recording of these productions is strictly prohibited. |
Miss Nelson has a Field Day! will delight all audiences, especially those who experienced the notorious Miss Swamp in our 2005 - 2006 tour of Miss Nelson is Missing. This time, Miss Swamp reappears at the Horace B. Smedley School, to shape up their football team, the Tornadoes. They just can't seem to win a game and are considered the worst team in the state. It's up to the "meanest substitute teacher in the world" to turn them around. |