“Animated and professional, captivating storytelling! (Romeo and Juliet)”
“This production of Julius Caesar was great for language arts and social studies…the actors conducted a very valuable Q&A following the performance.”
“The presentation (Safety Smart) was fun, interactive, and educational. Our students are still talking about what to do if there is a fire.”
…students were able to engage in a transparent manner with the acting company and, as a result, realize that Shakespearean drama is accessible—and certainly relevant—to all.
-TEACHER
“This (Tales of Edgar Allan Poe) was by far the most enjoyable and educational program we have ever had! Bravo!”
“…I never dreamed that I could learn so much in one week… This wonderful program (Residency: A Midsummer Night’s Dream) has inspired me to read the play. Thank you so much.”
…the very best part was the director's workshop following the performance (Macbeth). The focus of this workshop was language, not plot. The director not only made iambic pentameter tangible to kids, but she also got them to understand how Shakespeare sometimes deviated from his own pattern with real purpose
- TEACHER
