Assemblies
Adventures in Song and Story
Appropriate for Grades K-6
Adventures in Song and Story is a musical assembly that uses familiar fairy tales and stories as a way to introduce children to operas, musicals and operetta. This two-person show is fully costumed, fast paced, engaging and educational.
Adventures in Song and Story acquaints children with three very popular vocal music art forms in an approachable, fun way.
In this live, musical performance, children will:
- Learn a dance with Hansel and Gretel.
- Meet the Three Little Maids from the Mikado
- Lament with the dear, sweet, evil stepsisters because Cinderella stole their prince.
- Meet Juliet from Romeo and Juliet.
Adventures in Song and Story:
- Is perfect for in school assemblies, library and family night performances
- Involves student volunteers and lots of audience participation.
For more information or to book a performance please call 626-235-2596
Operetta! A World Tour
Appropriate for Grades K-6
In Operetta! A World Tour, delightful and comic characters come alive in this elaborately costumed, multi-cultural revue from the beautiful Viennese Waltz to the fiery Spanish Zarzuela. This high-spirited, light-hearted tour through the world of operetta is sure to enchant and spark the imagination of young audiences.
In this two person, musical assembly, students will:
- Meet Little Buttercup from Gilbert and Sullivan’s HMS Pinafore.
- Dance a Viennese Waltz with the Merry Widow.
- Hear a beautiful Zarzuela (operetta from Spain)
- See two widows, from The Lantern Marriage, fight over the same man.
- Sing a very famous Italian Street Song from Naughty Marietta.
Operetta a World Tour is:
- A great introduction to a light form of opera
- Perfect for in school assemblies, library and family night performances
- Highly engaging and Involves student volunteers and audience participation
“From the moment the presentation started, we knew that we had hit a home run! The students as well as the staff members were all captivated by the performers and the message that they were delivering.” –Eader Elementary PTA