2011-2012
YouthTheatre:
Class Acts...

 
 
 
 
runt of the litter

 

October 26 Ogdensburg 9:15 & 11 am
Grades 9-12 - 1 Hour


Study Guide:
www.obbnyc.com (Educator - Presenter Toolkit)

What happens in a family of over-achievers when parents assure the older brother he is destined for stardom and the younger is too small to compete? This semi-autobiographical account of Bo Eason's career as the star safety for the Houston Oilers has an across the board appeal for everyone from sports-enthusiasts to theatre-lovers and leaves them wanting to see it again & again!

 

October 31 Ogdensburg 9:15 & 11 am
november 1 Massena 9:15 & 11 am
november 2 Indian River 9:15 & 11 am
Grades K-3 - 1 Hour

Study Guide:
www.artspower.org
(Teachers & Students – Educational Tools)

Ludwig Bemelmans' classic book comes to life in an original musical adventure when Madeline learns that first impressions aren't everything and enemies can become friends.

madaline
we the people

 

november 14 Ogdensburg 9:15 & 11 am
november 15 Massena 9:15 & 11 am
Grades 4-8 - 1 Hour

Study Guide:
www.twusa.org
(Educator - Promo Materials)

This original work brings textbooks to life in a hip musical revue which sets civic lessons to a rockin' beat. Students leave inspired to get involved and ready to make a difference.

 

February 13 Ogdensburg 9:15 & 11 am
Grades 9-12 - 1 Hour

Study Guide:
URL

International recording artist Michael Londra of Riverdance fame presents a high energy show featuring live music, dancers & songs that sweeps you away to Ireland … its ancient traditions, its musical history, its land, and most of all its heart.

Celtic Fire
skippy john jones

 

february 14 Ogdensburg 9:15 & 11 am
february 15 gouverneur 9:15 & 11 am
Grades K-3 - 1 Hour


Study Guide:
www.twusa.org

In a new musical based on the best-selling book by Judy Schachner, Skippyjon Jones wants to be the best Chihauhua ever but he's actually a Siamese cat! Skippyjon's wild imagination takes over and he becomes the greatest canine sword fighter in Mexico!

 

March 12 Ogdensburg 9:15 & 11 am
march 13 gouverneur 9:15 & 11 am
Grades 4-8 - 1 Hour

Study Guide:
www.twusa.org (Educator - Promo Materials)

A brilliant fighter for civil rights and a brave little girl take on the doctrine of "separate but equal". Follow Thurgood Marshall's struggle against school segregation all the way to the Supreme Court in Brown vs. Board of Education.

color of justice

 

2011-12 Youtheatre Supporters

Mark & Dianne Webster  Dr. Edward & Linda-Tiernan Smith 
Dr. & Mrs. Ravinder Agarwal  Off the Hook B&B
Mort Backus & Sons  North Country Public Radio
Gus & Bev Becker North Country Savings Bank
Burdick Lexus Dr. Andrew & Jennifer Ogden
Center for Sight Ogdensburg Education Association
Drs. Neil & Joanne Cichetti Dr. Manuel & Sally Palao
Claxton-Hepburn Medical Ctr. Pepsi-Cola Ogdensburg Bottlers
Community Bank, N.A. Rhonda Roethel 
Corning Inc. Canton Plant St. Lawrence County
Corning Foundation St. Law. Co. Youth Bureau
Dr. Susanne Daye & Dr. Luis Canales St. Lawrence Federal Credit Union
City of Ogdensburg  Stewart’s Shops
William Flynn SUNY Potsdam
Dr. & Mrs. Ali Gharagozloo  United Helpers
Heritage Homes Walmart
Key Bank Weston’s Auto
Dawn McDonald Richard & Cynthia Wilson
Price Chopper Golub Foundation First Student (in kind)
Ogdensburg City School District (in kind) Sweetgrass Foundation 
Carlisle, Carrothers & Clough PAC/YES-FM/QCOUNTRY(in kind)
Anonymous  Bill & Kris Sammons 
Augsbury Institute St. Lawrence Radiology Associates
Jrecks Subs  Jim & Allison Chadwick 

A Brown University study confirms that 1st graders improved their reading and math skills dramatically and high school students not only improved their SAT scores by as much as 100 points but none dropped-out of school when they got regular music and art exposure!

 

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Important information for you to know

CANCELLing A RESERVATION must be done at least 30 days prior to the performance or your school will be responsible for full payment. This will allow time for schools on our waiting list to make arrangements to attend.

FEE TO PARTICIPATE: Multiply the number of people attending by 3. 

PAYMENT CAN BE MADE IN 2 WAYS . . .
~OCP will bill BOCES.
  (Be sure your principal has obtained approval from your central office.)
~OCP will bill your school approximately 8 weeks prior to the performance.
  Checks, payable to OCP, should be mailed 4 weeks before the show.
  Money can not be accepted on the morning of the performance.

PERFORMANCES WILL BE CANCELLED if the host school is closed. Refunds will be given only if a performance is cancelled.

REMAIN ON THE BUSES until they have gotten as close as possible to the entrance. This helps to ensure the safety of students & to eliminate traffic problems.

SEATING begins 30 minutes prior to the performance. Please move as quickly as possible with the Ushers to assigned seats to enable the show to start on time. Every effort will be made to seat students from the same school together.

SEATING FOR ADULTS will be provided 1 per class plus 1-1 aides. Seating for others will be available, space permitting. To do otherwise is to deprive students from attending live, professional theater. Your cooperation is appreciated.

STUDY GUIDES should be incorporated into your curriculum to enable students to fully appreciate the performances. Information can be obtained from our website (www.ILoveTheatre.org), on our brochure (with the show descriptions) or on the written confirmation of your reservation that will be sent to your school. Youtheatre performances meet New York State Learning Standards for English, Social Studies, and the Arts (Theatre, Dance & Music).

THEATER ETIQUETTE should be reviewed with students to ensure the enjoyment of the performances for all. Cameras, recording equipment, food, or drinks are not permitted in the auditoriums.

written confirmation of your reservation will be sent to your school approximately 60 days prior to the performance. Please notify us if your needs change.





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