YESTERDAY ONCE
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Friday
October 2, 2009
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CAMELOT
Wednesday
October 14, 2009
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OF MICE & MEN
Monday
November 16, 2009 _______
HAPPY HOLIDAYS
December 15-16, 2009
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CABARET
Wednesday
January 20, 2010
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CHURCH BASEMENT LADIES
Tuesday
February 23, 2010
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A REALLY BIG SHEW
CANCELLED
March 14, 2010
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MAMA'S NIGHT OUT
Friday
April 30, 2010
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3 REDNECK TENORS
Saturday
May 8, 2010
2 Shows!
3 & 7:45 PM
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TIMES ON SHOW NIGHTS
BOX OFFICE OPEN 6:45- 7:45 PM
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PRESHOW CHATS
6:45 - 7:15 PM
Before Most Performances
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AUDITORIUM OPENS
7:15 PM
In some cases technical considerations may delay opening
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CURTAIN
7:45 PM
Late-comers will be seated at an appropriate pause in the show |
OFFICE HOURS
Tuesday-Friday
10AM - 5 PM
& SHOW DAYS
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ADDRESS
1100 State St.- OFA
Ogdensburg, NY 13669
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CONTACT US
V: 315-393-2625
F:315-393-3745
E:ocp@ogdensburgk12.org
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PARKING
~ On State Street
~ Lot North of the OFA Complex,
~ Lot Next to the Golden Dome
DIRECTIONS
From Route 37, exit Route 812 (State Street) at the Golden Dome.
George Hall Auditorium is across from the traffic light.
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 Click on the show title for the Study Guide
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OCTOBER 7
Gouverneur
9:15, 11 AM - 1 Hour
OCTOBER 8
Ogdensburg
9:15, 11 AM -1 Hour
OCTOBER 9
Watertown
9:15 -1 Hour
Grades K-3
twusa.org
(Educator/
Presenter Toolkit)
Students will watch seven of their favorite books-
If You Give a Pig a Pancake, How I Became a Pirate, Lilly's Big Day, Paper Bag Princess, Diary of a Worm, Fluffy & the Classroom Guhea Pig and Horace & Morris but Mostly Dolores- come to life in a bright musical revue.
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APRIL 22
Ogdensburg
9:15, 11 AM-1 Hour
APRIL 23
Ogdensburg
9:15, 11 AM-1 Hour
Grades 7-12
www.TheatreIV.org
(Study Guides)
Students will be inspired by the life and dreams of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his struggle to lift
" our nation from the quicksand of racial injustice to the solid rock of brotherhood". |
BARTER THEATRE's Production of
OF MICE AND MEN
NOVEMBER 17 Ogdensburg Only
9:15 -2 Hours +
Intermission
Grades 9-12
bartertheatre.com
(Teachers & Students – Educational Tools)
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APRIL 29
Ogdensburg
9:15, 11 AM - 1 Hour
APRIL 30
Gouverneur
9:15, 11 AM - 1 Hour
Grades 4-8
twusa.org
(Educator/
Presenter Toolkit)
Students will meet Harriet Tubman, the intrepid conductor of the Underground Railroad, in an extraordinary production with traditional live music of the period.
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DECEMBER 17 Ogdensburg
9:15, 11 AM -1 Hour
DECEMBER 18
Massena
9:15, 11 AM-1 Hour
Grades 3-6
twusa.org
(Educator/
Presenter Toolkit) |
JUNE 1
Ogdensburg
9:15, 11 AM -1 Hour
JUNE 2
MASSENA
9:15, 11 AM -1 Hour
Grades Prek-2
twusa.org
(Educator/
Presenter Toolkit)
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 This season is made possible with public funds from New York State Council on the Arts,
a state agency. |
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F.Y.I |
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COST TO PARTICIPATE: Multiply the number of people attending by 3 for all shows except
Of Mice and Men - for it please multiply by 7. |
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IF YOU CANCEL A RESERVATION you must do so at least 4 weeks 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. |
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PAYMENT CAN BE MADE IN 2 WAYS . . . |
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~OCP will bill BOCES.
(Be sure your principal has obtained approval from your central office.) |
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~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. |
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PERFORMANCES WILL BE CANCELLED if the host school is closed. Refunds will be given only if a performance is cancelled. |
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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. |
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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. |
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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. |
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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). |
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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. |
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