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Touring Troupes from Master Arts
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Traveling Troupes
Full Length Plays |
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Street Theatre - Master Arts’ most
popular traveling team
- high energy
- audience participation
- family entertainment, fun - with a message
- folktales, fables, parables & Bible stories
- performed in the style of Medieval Theatre
- Check Web Page: Click Here
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| Improv - Master Arts’ comedy team
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| NEW !!! All
I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten
- Based on Robert Fulghum's best-selling books, Kindergarten takes a funny, insightful,
heartwarming look at what is profound in everyday life. This tightly woven adaptation has
earned standing ovations from Singapore to Prague; from L.A. to D.C. It's an evening of
theatrical storytelling in revue format, with monologues, dialogues, and multiple voice
narration, which provides fluidity, charm, and emotional texture. The delightful stories
feature colorful characters such as: a shy little boy who insists on playing the
"pig" in his class production of Cinderella and steals the show; a "mother
of the bride" who's staged a perfect wedding,until the bowling ball of fate rolls
down the aisle; and a modern-day Greek philosopher who finds the meaning of life in a
piece of broken mirror from World War II. These stories celebrate our very existence, from
the whimsy of childhood to the wisdom of old age. Kindergarten is a sure hit for almost
any group.
"Heartwarming, charming, funny and touching. The stories are about all of us."
—National Public Radio
"A refreshingly intimate combination of theatre and storytelling.
Gentle…funny…joyous. Sparks of recognition ignited the audience." —The
Chicago Sun-Times
"A lighthearted, beautifully styled dramatization of Fulghum's writings."
—Syracuse Herald Journal
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| NEW for
Christmas Christmas in Many Parts - by Jeannette Clift George
- A fun Christmas Comedy
- What happens when most of your actors are stuck at the airport, "THE SHOW MUST GO
ON!"
- Family friendly, enjoyable at all ages.
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Window of His Love - a Christmas selection
- adapted from Calvin Miller’s, Symphony in Sand
- see the struggle of Mary & Joseph in God’s plan
- ideal for the adult audience
- worshipful and filled with meaning
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God’s Moment in Time - a Lenten Reflection
- most appropriate during the Lent & Easter season
- includes both Old & New Testament stories
- combines music, mime, dance and drama
- can be used in worship or program setting
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Bring
a Full Length Play to Your Church or Theatre
The Book of Job
arranged
for stage by Orlin Corey,
with costume and makeup design by Irene Corey.
Byzantine Mosaics come to life as ten men and women capture the struggle and faith of Job.
The imagery and music of the King James Version are accentuated with unison speeches and
dramatic monologue from the cast.
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More Pictures of The Book of Job
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Driving Miss Daisy
by
Alfred Uhry
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72 year old, rich, sharp-tongued southern Jewish widow is forced by her son to use the
services of a chauffer. Hoke, the chauffer, is a thoughtful, gentle, unemployed black man.
Over a period of 25 years their relationship goes from latent prejudicial disdain to
mutual respect and friendship. |
Uh-Oh Here Comes Christmas
based
on the books by Robert Fulgham,
adapted by Ernest Zulia and David Caldwell,
Uh-Oh
Here Comes Christmas is the sequel to All I Really Need to Know I Learned in
Kindergarten. This charming show takes a funny, heartwarming and often poignant look
at the struggle to find the spirit of Christmas amid the avalanche of commercialism. |
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Things We Couldn't Say
by
James Schaap
This
is the story of Grand Rapids resident Diet Eman and her work in the Dutch Resistance.
Diet’s efforts to hide Jewish people during WWII were not unique. As she tells the
story, her younger self appears and narrates. Her fiancée Hein Sietsma appears, and all
three reminisce, telling each other much of what they couldn't say while separated by
their work in the underground. |
Call for a quote: 616-455-1001 |
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Edited 8/10/04 |
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