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A multi-cultural ride through the ages,
these fabulous fables offer glimpses
of different cultures, reminding us that
while manners and expression may vary,
human foibles and follies are the same.
Taps into curriculum areas of reading, writing,
social studies, and character education.
Accompanied by a pre-performance study guide.
Four actors/45 minutes.
Now booking for the 2008-2009 season! |
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THIS IS THE PLACE WHERE I LIVE
"Touring Ensemble Makes Poems Dance,
Hoot and Holler!"
- Raleigh News and Observer
LET YOUR CHILDREN TELL
"No stronger appeal for humanity and understanding of the evils of hate and prejudice can be imagined than the actual words of these children."
– Abe D. Jones, Jr., News & Record
STAR SPANGLED GIRLS
"... What a delight! Five women represent the hardship, opportunities, problems, loneliness, and help-with-the-war effort common to all who served."
– Ned Harrison, News and Record
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“The Ensemble combines all the best elements of good story telling by mixing humor, social commentary and history within the context of prose, poetry and music. And, seemingly effortlessly, it stimulates the imagination and the intellect while educating and entertaining.”
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– Theresa Bennett-Wilkes, Spotlight Magazine |
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