Robert Rogers Puppet Company
Respect, empathy, willpower, honesty – all good traits that are promoted in a wide variety of original plays.
Didgeridoo Down Under – Australian Music, Culture, Character Building!
Australian music, culture, literacy, character building, anti-bullying, environmentalism, audience participation. Interactive shows and workshops!
Theatre On The Road – Poe Live!
An educational and entertaining lecture delivered by America’s premier man of letters, Edgar Allan Poe, on the eve of his mysterious death.
Concrete Temple Theatre – The Whale
Through this visual adaptation of Moby dick students will explore the themes of this great American novel.
Concrete Temple Theatre – The Bystander Project (adapted from James Preller’s anti-bullying book for youth, Bystander)
More than just a play, THE BYSTANDER PROJECT also serves as a vehicle for student discussion and a catalyst for getting students and communities to talk about difficult issues surrounding bullying. Concrete Temple teaches workshops to students on theatrical adaptations and storytelling. The play features walk on roles for student actors, and comes with a study guide to help foster discussion about the performance. Additionally, students are encouraged to give voice to their ideas concerning bullying issues.
Concrete Temple Theatre – Geppetto: Extraordinary Extremities
“The play focuses on a longing for magic, a wish for a transformative power…A compelling performance…It celebrates human ingenuity.”
– The New York Times
Mobile Ed Productions – We Bring the Field Trip to You!
We have programs for all themes and needs, from our STEAM Museum (a portable hands-on science museum), to historical reenactors, to engaging all-day workshops for your students.
Taikoza – Japanese festival music and dance
Music, Multicultural, Percussion, Japan, Asia, Dance
Jeff Nathan – CurricuLaughs in Children’s Literacy
Humor, performing arts and music to empower students to enjoy reading and learning
Jonathan Kruk, Master Storyteller – Finger Fables & Story Theater
Once upon a time, we taught children through the oral tradition. Now studies prove children who actively listen to stories, expand their imaginations, becoming better thinkers, readers, and writers. Storytelling, especially by a master of the art, provides an ideal way to educate children. Tell me your story. I’ll tailor tales for your school.
Scott Jameson – Contact: The Magic of Communication
Communication