Sticks and Stones Friday, October 24, 10:45am Capitol Theatre Curriculum Connections: Anti-Bullying, Social Studies, Theater Grades: 3- 6 An interactive performance fueled by audience participation and energy, students can examine and determine their role in the bullying trio comprised of the bullied, the bystander, and the bully. With an emphasis on tolerance, empathy and compassion, audiences are inspired to change through personal courage and social responsibility by listening to someone else’s experiences and recognizing themselves through others. The Math Maniac Show Monday, November 10, 10:45am Ruth Eckerd Hall Curriculum Connections: Math, Theater, Visual Arts Grades: K – 5 In his fast-paced, up-beat and highly visual demonstrations, The Math Maniac proves that learning and and fun go together naturally. Helping students hone their skills in place, values, fractions, measurements, geometry, money, operations, patterns, and probability, The Math Maniac takes students to new levels of learning while keeping each child on the edge of their seat Bits ‘N Pieces Puppet Theatre presents Rip Van Winkle: Washington Irving’s Great Sportin’ Adventure December 15, 10:45am Capitol Theatre Curriculum Connections: History, Language Arts & Literacy, Theater, Visual Arts Grades: K – 5 This original musical featuring a cast of giant puppets, shadows, and traditional puppets brings to life American author Washington Irving’s famous short story “Rip Van Winkle.” When Rip Van Winkle and his hunting dog Wolfie get lost in the woods in the dark of the moon, they happen to meet Captain Henry Hudson. When Rip accepts Henry’s challenge to a magical bowling match he learns you have to work hard to make your dreams come true. Support for Ruth Eckerd Hall is provided in part through the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture, the National Endowment for the Arts, the City of Clearwater and the Leading Ladies of Ruth Eckerd Hall. The Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts is supported in part by The Tampa Bay Times Fund, Inc., Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc., the Pinellas Community Foundation, Friends of Music, Target, Enterprise Holdings Foundation, Pinellas Cultural Foundation, Macy’s, Florida Blue, the Nichols Foundation, South Arts, the Lightning Foundation, New York Life, UPS, GTE Foundation, The Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation, Inc., Wells Fargo, Clearwater Jazz Holiday and the Volunteer Usher Fund. Thank you to our 2014-15 Grantors! All shows $5 with run times of approximately 55 minutes. For show descriptions and more information, please visit www.HoffmanSchoolOfTheArts.com or call 727.712.2706. 2014-2015 SchoolTime Series Sponsored by
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Sticks and StonesFriday, October 24, 10:45am
Capitol Theatre
Curriculum Connections: Anti-Bullying, Social Studies, Theater
Grades: 3- 6
An interactive performance fueled by audience participation and energy, students can examine and determine their role in the bullying trio comprised of the bullied, the bystander, and the bully. With an emphasis on tolerance, empathy and compassion, audiences are inspired to change through personal courage and social responsibility by listening to someone else’s experiences and recognizing themselves through others.
The Math Maniac ShowMonday, November 10, 10:45am
Ruth Eckerd Hall
Curriculum Connections: Math, Theater, Visual Arts
Grades: K – 5
In his fast-paced, up-beat and highly visual demonstrations, The Math Maniac proves that learning and and fun go together naturally. Helping students hone their skills in place, values, fractions, measurements, geometry, money, operations, patterns, and probability, The Math Maniac takes students to new levels of learning while keeping each child on the edge of their seat
Bits ‘N Pieces Puppet Theatre presentsRip Van Winkle: Washington Irving’s Great Sportin’ AdventureDecember 15, 10:45am
Capitol Theatre
Curriculum Connections: History, Language Arts & Literacy, Theater, Visual Arts
Grades: K – 5
This original musical featuring a cast of giant puppets, shadows, and traditional puppets brings to life American author Washington Irving’s famous short story “Rip Van Winkle.” When Rip Van Winkle and his hunting dog Wolfie get lost in the woods in the dark of the moon, they happen to meet Captain Henry Hudson. When Rip accepts Henry’s challenge to a magical bowling match he learns you have to work hard to make your dreams come true.
Support for Ruth Eckerd Hall is provided in part through the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture, the National Endowment for the Arts, the City of Clearwater and the Leading Ladies of Ruth Eckerd Hall. The Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts is supported in part by The Tampa Bay Times Fund, Inc., Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc., the Pinellas Community Foundation, Friends of Music, Target, Enterprise Holdings Foundation, Pinellas Cultural Foundation, Macy’s, Florida Blue, the Nichols Foundation, South Arts, the Lightning Foundation, New York Life, UPS, GTE Foundation, The Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation, Inc., Wells Fargo, Clearwater Jazz Holiday and the Volunteer Usher Fund.
Thank you to our 2014-15 Grantors!
All shows $5 with run times of approximately 55 minutes. For show descriptions and more information, please visit www.HoffmanSchoolOfTheArts.com or call 727.712.2706.
2014-2015 SchoolTime SeriesSponsored by
Lightwire Theater presentsThe Ugly Duckling and The Tortoise & The HareTuesday, January 20, 10:45am
Ruth Eckerd Hall
Curriculum Connections: Language Arts & Literacy, Visual Arts, Theater, Science & Technology
Grades: PreK – 3
Two classic fairytales come to life in an exciting and unique interpretation performed by dancers lined with electroluminescent costumes and glow in the dark puppets. With dazzling visuals, moving choreography and creative use of music ranging from classical to pop, students interpret the stories for themselves in this electrifying performance!
Virginia Repertory Theater - Theatre IV presentsI Have a Dream: The Life and Times of Martin Luther King, Jr.Friday, February 20, 10:45am
Capitol Theatre
Curriculum Connections: Language Arts & Literacy, History, Social Studies, Theater
Grades: 3 – 12
In honor of Black History month, this empowering production chronicles the phenomenal impact of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s life as he becomes one of the most influential and charismatic leaders of the “American Century.” From the arrest of Rosa Parks to Dr. King’s infamous and inspirational “I Have a Dream” speech, students will learn about the Civil Rights Movement and his struggle and dream of lifting “our nation from the quicksand of racial injustice to the solid rock of brotherhood.”
Virginia Repertory Theater - Theatre IV presentsJack and the BeanstalkTuesday, March 10, 10:45am
Capitol Theatre
Curriculum Connections: Language Arts & Literacy, Theater
Grades: K-5
Experience the magic of this classic myth as young Jack tells students the tale of his adventure to the top of a magic beanstalk and what he found at the top! Retold over hundreds of years, students will learn about myths, folk tales, bartering, and more as they follow Jack on his adventure in a thrilling performance not to be missed!
Doctor Kaboom - It’s JUST Rocket ScienceThursday, May 7, 10:45am
Ruth Eckerd Hall
Curriculum Connections: Math, Science, Theater
Grades: K – 5
Back by popular demand Doctor Kaboom returns encouraging students through interactive comic performances to express their awe in scientific demonstrations, creatively explore the world around them, and to realize that science and mathematics are meant for everyone!
Show schedule subject to change.
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