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| Comments about Last Leaf's programs for young audiences. |
It was a wonderful gift you have given these children. All of our children fall below
the national poverty line. A play is something I would bet most have never seen. In
my class, two-thirds of the children are ESL. Your play gave them a way to make
sense of English. The children laughed and interacted. I could see they were
understanding the story. It was wonderful to watch them be so engaged.
-- Alissa Lachney (Sno. County Head Start)
the national poverty line. A play is something I would bet most have never seen. In
my class, two-thirds of the children are ESL. Your play gave them a way to make
sense of English. The children laughed and interacted. I could see they were
understanding the story. It was wonderful to watch them be so engaged.
-- Alissa Lachney (Sno. County Head Start)
The recent performance of "Who Stole the Queen of Hearts' Tarts?" was
outstanding. Everyone enjoyed the performance and had a good time trying to
guess "who done it!". It is our pleasure to support local theatre and we were treated
to a great play that was truly enjoyed by all.
-- Linda Martin, principal (Chain Lake Elementary School)
outstanding. Everyone enjoyed the performance and had a good time trying to
guess "who done it!". It is our pleasure to support local theatre and we were treated
to a great play that was truly enjoyed by all.
-- Linda Martin, principal (Chain Lake Elementary School)
...It was an excellent first exposure to theatre for our children. For days after the
show they were inspired to spontaneously create and perform their own shows- a
perfect example of an early literacy activity that also inspires a love of the arts.
... I was impressed with your ability to travel to the center, improvise your stage and
set to work in the space provided, and deliver a quality, age appropriate play that
delighted our young audience.
-- Kelly Davidson, Director (Everett Community College Early Learning Center)
show they were inspired to spontaneously create and perform their own shows- a
perfect example of an early literacy activity that also inspires a love of the arts.
... I was impressed with your ability to travel to the center, improvise your stage and
set to work in the space provided, and deliver a quality, age appropriate play that
delighted our young audience.
-- Kelly Davidson, Director (Everett Community College Early Learning Center)
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| On-line lesson lesson plans for our 2011-2012 productions are still under construction. If they are not highlighted, please, check back in January for links to fun and creative activities and additional information about these wonderful stories. |
| SCRIPTS FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS AND HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA CLASSES |
| Last Leaf productions is beginning a program in September of 2011 that offers performance rights to elementary school instructors and high school drama programs. All the scripts have been successfully performed and well received by our audiences since 1999. Scripts are approximately forty-five minutes to one hour in length and are designed to be age appropriate for your group of young actors. The scripts are offered through Winking Kat Books. For more information visit their site at winkingkatbooks.com. |
Thank you, again, for a great performance! The kids really enjoyed it along with the
teachers! We loved all of the characters and hope to have you back again next year.
We also appreciate the little flyers you passed out.
-- Judy Huppert (Third grade teacher at North Star Elementary in Graham, WA)
teachers! We loved all of the characters and hope to have you back again next year.
We also appreciate the little flyers you passed out.
-- Judy Huppert (Third grade teacher at North Star Elementary in Graham, WA)
Last Leaf gave a wonderful presentation of "The Search for Bigfoot" for an audience
of 240 plus students at the Darrington Elementary School. They remain reasonably
priced, and they never fail to educate as well as entertain..
-- Merle Green (children's liaison; Darrington Library, Darrington, WA)
of 240 plus students at the Darrington Elementary School. They remain reasonably
priced, and they never fail to educate as well as entertain..
-- Merle Green (children's liaison; Darrington Library, Darrington, WA)
Thank you once again for a terrific performance. Well done!!
-- Debbie Lagasse (children's liaison; Oak Harbor Library; Oak Harbor WA)
-- Debbie Lagasse (children's liaison; Oak Harbor Library; Oak Harbor WA)
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May 2012
May 2012