Having toured professionally for over 24 years, including three performances at The White House, Jason and Matthew Tardy are living proof that education, hard work, and dedication are a direct path to a successful future.
A True Arts in Education program with the excellence of a Broadway production. Sylvia’s Encouraging and Inspirational program wrapped around the charm and comedy of ventriloquism will leave the children laughing and engaged in the topic at hand. A true production masterpiece with valuable instructional information? Doesn’t get any better than that.
Varies each year
Original dramas that imaginatively explore regional history and our relations to the natural world.
Environmental; community; conflict resolution; self-esteem; sea; Jewish; multicultural; diversity; seasons; Degas; Russia; Asia; curriculum-specific
Character education, Bullying, Respect, Manners, Reading, citizenship, and holiday themes
BRING LITERACY TO LIFE
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Outstanding, Laugh & Learn School Assembly Programs that SUPPORT SCHOOL STANDARDS
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Respect, empathy, willpower, honesty – all good traits that are promoted in a wide variety of original plays.
An educational and entertaining lecture delivered by America’s premier man of letters, Edgar Allan Poe, on the eve of his mysterious death.
Through this visual adaptation of Moby dick students will explore the themes of this great American novel.
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.
“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