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The Ohio Arts Council helps fund the Arts in the Classroom program with state tax dollars to encourage economic growth, educational excellence and cultural enrichment for all Ohioans.
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Since 1975, The Springfield Arts Council’s Arts in the Classroom program has made professional artists and performances available to children in Springfield and Clark County schools. We appreciate your decision to bring the performing arts into your school. When funding your Arts in the Classroom performance, in addition to your school’s building activity fund, you may wish to contact your PTO, Booster Club, or Corporate Partner to assist. Program fees account for approximately 75% of the actual cost of each program. The remaining 25% of the fee is subsidized by grants and donations to the Springfield Arts Council from individuals, businesses, and foundations.
Your principal’s signature on the Arts in the Classroom Order Form (on page 11 of this booklet) is your school’s financial commitment to the Springfield Arts Council to schedule requested programs. For questions about Arts in the Classroom programs, call 937-324-2712 ext 24 or email jordan@springfieldartscouncil.org Note: Additional programs may be available throughout the school year. Call or email for information.
• Programs are filled on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Some programs may not be available if sufficient orders are not received.
• Programs and artists are subject to change without notice.
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In-school performances available SEPTEMBER 2018 through MAY 2019
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM What happens in the forest stays in the forest, as fairies play tricks on each other and on humans, complete with wacky Athenians, puppets, and your favorite moments from Shakespeare’s classic tale, including opportunities for students to become part of the action and fun! Performance Time: Approx. 120 minutes Recommended for grades 4 - 12 (maximum audience of 500) Program Fee: $575
In-school performances available SEPTEMBER 2018 through MAY 2019
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company ROMEO AND JULIET Star-crossed lovers from feuding families ultimately meet their untimely end in the fast-paced, modern staging that still uses the Bard’s original language. Romeo and Juliet proves its continued relevance in the lives of young and old alike throughout the ages. Performance Time: Approx. 120 minutes Recommended for grades 6 - 12 (maximum audience of 500) Program Fee: $575
Additional titles may be available from Cincinnati Shakespeare Company upon request. Email jordan@springfieldartscouncil.org or call 937-324-2712 ext 24 4
UNIQUE
WORKSHOP
OPPORTUNITIES The Springfield Arts Council’s Arts in the Classroom program is pleased to offer these workshop opportunities for classroom educators in the Springfield/Clark County area. Workshops may be scheduled for a single session, or for multiple day residencies to enhance the creative experience. Contact Jordan Keating at jordan@springfieldartscouncil.org or 937-324-2712 ext 24 for additional information.
Available throughout the school year
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company CREATE YOUR OWN “PUCK” Based on the classic Shakespeare character, students will cycle through stations to create their own Puck, including physicality, voice, and quotes from “Midsummer Night’s Dream” before performing their unique version of Puck for their class. WorkShop Time: Approx. 60 minutes Recommended for grades K - 12 Program Fee: $275 per session or $750 for five session on the same day
Available throughout the school year
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company ACT THE TEXT Learn the plot to any of Shakespeare’s 38 plays by acting them out as a class. This workshop is ideal as an introduction to any of the Bard’s texts! WorkShop Time: Approx. 60 minutes Recommended for grades K - 12 Program Fee: $275 per session or $750 for five session on the same day
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In-school performances available SEPTEMBER 2018 through MAY 2019
MADCAP PUPPETS THE WONDERFUL WIZARD OF OZ Adapted by Dylan Shelton Travel down the Yellow Brick Road with Dorothy, Toto, and their best friends, Scarecrow, Cowardly Lion, and Tin Man. Madcap brings this epic adventure to life with breathtaking puppets in this enchanting classic! Performance Time: Approx. 45-50 minutes Recommended for grades K - 5 Program Fee: $495
In-school performances available JANUARY 2019 through MAY 2019
MADCAP PUPPETS THE CASE OF THE KIDNAPPED BACKPACK Book, Music and Lyrics by Paul Strickland Cat Lumbo, child crow and amateur sleuth extraordinaire, is on the case! Billy the Raccoon misplaces his backpack… or was it stolen? Everyone is a suspect in this hilarious musical-puppet-whodunnit! Performance Time: Approx. 45-50 minutes Recommended for grades K - 5 Program Fee: $495
In-school performances available JANUARY 2019 through MAY 2019
MADCAP PUPPETS THE GREAT SPACE CAPER Written by Dylan Shelton Famous space explorer, Buzby, crash lands his spaceship on a strange planet and forms an unlikely friendship with a stranded alien named Galax. Together, they uncover the mysteries of our universe as they search for a new planet that the funny little creature can call home. Performance Time: Approx. 45-50 minutes Recommended for grades K - 5 Program Fee: $495
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In-school performances available NOVEMBER 12 - 16, 2018
Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Teaching Artist
IMANI GONZALEZ World Cultures
Travel with Imani Gonzalez on a journey to Asia, Africa, South America, and North America. Students will learn and experience each rich culture through authentic traditional songs and stories. They will be engaged through call & response in singing with Imani. This performance is a tremendous new way to bring young people into the living, breathing vitality of other cultures. “Imani performed her Global Voices program at both Silver Creek Middle school and Chevy Chase Elementary school this school year. The students absolutely love her. They learned traditional songs and stories from countries around the world. A favorite was ‘Cai Cai Calao’ in Portuguese. Imani engages both the students and teachers through call & response and even invites some of them to dance together with her on stage. This music is infectious, joyous and so rich! Her words of stories and songs truly touched us all. Ms. Imani is a treasure!” Alison Gee, PTA Cultural Arts Chair www.globalvoices.info Performance Time: Approx. 45 minutes plus Q & A Recommended for grades K - 12 Program Fee: $450
The Ohio Arts Council helps fund this residency with Imani Gonzalez with state tax dollars to encourage economic growth, educational excellence and cultural enrichment for all Ohioans. 7
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT In-school performances available OCTOBER 15-19, 2018
FLY DANCE COMPANY THE HEALTHY HIP-HOP SHOW The talented, comical dancers of FLY invite you to experience the world of Hip Hop in a nonstop, fast-action, fun for all ages show. The allmale group is youthful, masculine, risk-taking, acrobatic, funky, and fun, and they act as well as dance! Through various skits, the students will be informed on how leading a healthy, active lifestyle will improve everyday activities. Then the fun begins as FLY shares some history of the Hip Hop culture, including its origins and inspirations. For the FLY DANCE COMPANY dancers, Hip Hop has not only been empowering but life changing as it has encouraged us to be “leaders� and not followers, which is just one of the many positive social messages throughout the performance. Performance Time: Approx. 45-50 minutes Recommended for grades K - 12 Program Fee: $595
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Curriculum Connections
Arts in the Classroom’s diverse theater, dance, and music programs offer a valuable enhancement to your curriculum, exposing students to the arts while encouraging creative thinking, self-expression and classroom achievement.
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company
Midsummer, Romeo and Juliet, Create Your Own Puck, Act the Text Drama/Theater, Literary Classics, Language Arts
Madcap Puppets
Wizard of Oz, Kidnapped Backpack, Great Space Caper Language Arts, Drama/Theater, Creative Thinking, Creative Expression
Imani Gonzalez
World Cultures Music, World History Peer to Peer Support Creative Expression
Fly Dance Company Healthy Hip Hop Show Music, Drama/Theater Peer to Peer Support Creative Expression
Additional classroom resources…
Free arts-based lesson plans and projects for classrooms and after-school programs are available from the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts’ Lesson Database. Learn more at: https://artsedge.kennedy-center.org/educators.aspx
Works of art digitally delivered to your classroom Engage your students through all the arts, including visual art! The Springfield Museum of Art will send you art works from the collection once a month from November to April. The images can be used to engage your students with Visual Thinking Strategies to promote critical thinking, text- to-self and text-to-world connections, and close observing. The Museum offers an afternoon workshop in Visual Thinking Strategies on November 6, 2018, and educators are welcome to attend free of charge. For more information about the workshop: https://www.wittenberg.edu/academics/education/arts-alive 9
Thank You
to our Arts in Education Donors Honda of America Meijer
Security National Bank Merchants National Bank Citizens National Bank Our Arts in Education Donors recognize the benefits of assisting schools in a well-rounded arts education for our young people, and take pride in helping to bring the Springfield Arts Council’s Arts Education programs to our schools. To learn more about becoming an Arts in Education Donor, contact: Sarah V. McPherson, Development Director, 937-324-2712 ext 22 or sarah@springfieldartscouncil.org
SPRINGFIELD ARTS COUNCIL The Springfield Arts Council’s trio of ARTS IN EDUCATION programs align the performing arts with local schools, students, and teachers, creating environments for students to experience and learn through the arts, assisting teachers with the integration of arts into the classroom curriculum, and providing a springboard for young people to participate in mentored performing arts opportunities. Since 1975, The Springfield Arts Council’s Arts in the Classroom program has made professional performing artists available to Springfield and Clark County children in their own schools. The Springfield Arts Council’s Youth Arts Ambassadors program engages Springfield and Clark County middle and high school students with peers who share their passion for performing arts. Springfield City School District, Clark State Community College, Wittenberg University, Springfield Museum of Art, and the Springfield Arts Council, comprise Arts Alive! in partnership with the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts innovative “Partners in Education” Program, providing professional development for area teachers. For additional information, contact Jordan Keating at 937-324-2712 ext 24, or email jordan@springfieldartscouncil.org 10
SPRINGFIELD ARTS COUNCIL’S ARTS IN THE CLASSROOM
2018-2019 SCHOOL PROGRAM ORDER FORM QTY. PG. PROGRAM
4 Midsummer Night’s Dream
REQUESTED DATE
PROGRAM FEE
GRADE LEVELS
NO. OF STUDENTS
$575
4 Romeo and Juliet
$575
5 Create Your Own “Puck”
$275
5 Act The Text
$275
6 The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
$495
6 Case of the Kidnapped Backpack
$495
6 The Great Space Caper
$495
7 Imani Gonzalez - World Cultures
$450
$595
8 Fly Dance Co. Healthy Hip Hop Show
$
Add me to the Springfield Museum of Art digital delivery list (details on page 9.) My email is:
Total due for programs ordered
SCHEDULING REQUESTS AND OTHER CONSIDERATIONS:
ORDERS MUST BE RECEIVED BY FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 2018 SCHOOL CONTACT
PHONE
NAME OF SCHOOL ADDRESS CITY
STATE
ZIP
EMAIL PRINCIPAL’S SIGNATURE (guarantees your order)
DATE
MAIL: Springfield Arts Council • PO Box 745 • Springfield, Ohio 45501 937-324-2712 • FAX: 937-324-3170 • e-mail: jordan@springfieldartscouncil.org
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Springfield Arts Council PO Box 745 Springfield, Ohio 45501
Jordan Keating Festival Manager and Education Director 937-324-2712 ext. 24 • FAX: 937-324-3170 e-mail: jordan@springfieldartscouncil.org
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