Artists in Schools Directory - 2016-2017

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ARTISTS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER

Artists in Alphabetical Order

Abell, Susana & Timmy

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K-8

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African American Dance Ensemble

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K-12

K-12

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Ainslie, Scott

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K-12

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Arneach, Lloyd

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K-12

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Arterberry, Trent

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Asian Dance & Theatre

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K-12

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Beast, The

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K-12

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Berky, Doug (Theatre)

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K-12

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Bilingual Arts y Cultura con Kali (BACK) 19

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Birdman Dave

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K-8

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Bright Star Touring Theatre

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K-12

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Brown, Rick/Science Edventures

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Burning Coal Theatre Company

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Cape Fear Regional Theatre

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Children’s Theatre of Charlotte

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Connerton, Martha/ Kinetic Works

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CORE Performance Company

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Covenant Players

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Coventry Carolers

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K-12

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Cultural Presentations on India

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Daniel, Mark

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Day, Roger

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Didgeridoo Down Under

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EbzB Productions

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Farmer Jason

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Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra

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Franzini Family Science Circus

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Gauldin, Kathryn

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Golden, Jack

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ARTISTS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER

Artists in Alphabetical Order Continued

Gran’daddy Junebug

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K-12

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Gregg Gelb Jazz Quartet

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K-12

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K-12

Grey Seal Puppets

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Healing Force, The

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Herman, Mimi

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Hobey Ford’s Golden Rod Puppets

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Hot Horns

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K-12

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Hunk-ta-Bunk-ta Music by Katherine Dines

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Jonas, Billy

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K-12

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Kerrigan, Sheila

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3-8

K-12

K-12

Kids’ Dramatix

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Klaus, Erik

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6-12

Living Rhythms

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Morgan, Zak

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Newell, Leni

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North Carolina Youth Tap Ensemble

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3-12

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3-12

Peacock, Tony

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Pettee, Charles

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K-12

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Poetry Alive

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Professor READY

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Red Herring Puppets

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Russian Duo

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Shabutaso

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K-12

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Taikoza/East Winds Inc.

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Taylor, Paul

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K-12

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Town, Vicky, Storyteller

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PK-8

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Weiss, Alex

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3-12

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West Virginia Dance Company

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Wolf, Allan

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How Can the Artist in Schools program benefit my students?

Arts education encourages students to stay in school and succeed in school, life and work*: Staying in School A student involved in the arts is: Three times more likely to win an award for school attendance Five times less likely to drop out of school Success in School

A student involved in the arts is: Four times more likely to be recognized for academic achievement Four times more likely to part icipate in a math and science fair Two times more likely to graduate college Success in Life

A student involved in the arts is more likely to earn an Associate’s degree (44% vs. 27%)

and earn a Bachelor’s degree (37% vs. 17%) and obtain gainful employment (50% vs. 40%) Success in Work

72% of business leaders say that creativity is the number one skill they are seeking

when hiring *Americans for the Arts

What Kind of Programs are in this Directory?

Artists of all artistic and academic disciplines are available in this directory. Use the matrix on pages 2 and 3, as well as the individual artist pages, to help you find: appropriate grade levels, as well as the artistic and academic discipline(s) offered by each artist.

Multiple program options are available: Performance/Assembly, Workshops and/or Residencies:

Assembly Performances and Workshops Assembly performances vary, but typically involve an artist or artist group performing for an audience. In a workshop, an artist or artist group will work with a classroom or small group for a single session. Many workshops are offered only in conjunction with a performance.

Grant Funding: Schools can apply for funds to cover up to half (50%) of the Artist’s Fee.

Artist Residencies Residencies may vary, but generally last one week. A residency should be an ongoing relationship with the same students each day throughout the residency. The artist is expected to coordinate with the curriculum objectives of the teacher or school.

Grant Funding: The Arts Council recognizes the benefits of long-term contact with students in a residency setting. As such, the Arts Council will provide two-thirds (approx. 66%) of the artist’s fee.

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New to this? Here are some tips on ways to take care of your visiting artist and make the most of your AIS experience: 1.

Select your artists using the Arts Council’s AIS Directory as your guide. For more details, call the Arts Council at 323-1776 to discuss which artists would be best for your school’s cultural arts program or review of the artist’s website..

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Make sure you understand the commitment before you sign the contract between the Arts Council, the school and the visiting artist. Please call the Arts Council for any assistance you may need.

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The artists will contact the schools to schedule dates/times for their visits to the schools. They will contact the principal and/or the designated school liason. All scheduled visits and/or changes to the schedules must be reported to the Arts Council by the artists and the schools.

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Pay the Arts Council on time as specified in the contract; artists expect and need their checks on time. You are requesting a Matching Grant, the schools pay the Arts Council and the Arts Council pays the artists.

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For performances, workshops and residencies, certified teachers must be in attendance with the students. The artists are there to enhance learning, not to handle discipline and other normal classroom details. There should be one (1) certified teacher per 25-30 students present at all times.

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Provide water, juice or soft drinks available before, during or after the programs. Just ask the artists their preference – it will be appreciated.

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Find out the technical requirements – they may be minimal, but very important to the artists and to the audiences.

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Decide who will briefly introduce the artist to the audience. This person should also acknowledge the Arts Council and the matching grant as stated in the contract. This person should be available to supervise the program and assist the artist if necessary.

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It is good PR for the schools to inform their parents and the public about the “great things” happening in the schools. So, call the local newspaper, put the events in your school newsletter and get the word out as much as possible.

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Assembly/Workshop Grant Application DEADLINE: Wednesday, October 5, 2016 by 5:00 p.m.

NOTE: This is a grant application only and does not guarantee funding. Applications will be reviewed and funding will be awarded by a grants panel. Please complete all sections. Please duplicate if more forms are needed. NOTE: A formfillable PDF can be found on the Arts Council website under grants/artist in school.

School Name: Address: City/Zip: Contact Person/Title: Daytime Phone:

Evening Phone:

E-mail address: PROGRAMS REQUESTED (NOTE: List requests in order of preference.)

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Artist _____________________________________________ # Shows _________________ _____ Performance _____Workshop Artist Fee ___________________________ Amount Requested (up to 50% subsidy allowed) ____________________________________ Grade Level(s) _________________________________ # of Students ________

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Artist _____________________________________________ # Shows _________________ _____ Performance _____Workshop Artist Fee ___________________________ Amount Requested (up to 50% subsidy allowed) ____________________________________ Grade Level(s) _________________________________ # of Students ________

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Artist _____________________________________________ # Shows _________________ _____ Performance _____Workshop Artist Fee ___________________________ Amount Requested (up to 50% subsidy allowed) ____________________________________ Grade Level(s) _________________________________ # of Students ________

From this list above please indicate the total number of artists/ groups you want to hire. ________ I agree to provide matching funding and comply with technical requirements as outlined in this application package for all requests granted by the Arts Council.

Principal’s Name Principal’s Signature Date Principal’s email address PTA President (if PTA funds will be used) PTA email address

Date

Grant applications may be returned to the Arts Council by mail, hand delivered, faxed or e-mailed.

Mailing address: PO Box 318, Fayetteville, NC 28302 Fax: 910-323-1727 Physical address: 301 Hay Street, Fayetteville, NC E-mail: adriennet@theartscouncil.com While faxed and e-mailed copies are accepted, e-mail confirmation is required.

Include an address for confirmed receipt.

The Arts Council’s Artists in Schools program is supported in part by the Cumberland County Schools, the North Carolina Arts Council, the City of Fayetteville and Cumberland County.

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Residency Grant Application DEADLINE: Wednesday, October 5, 2016, by 5 p.m.

NOTE: This is a grant application only and does not guarantee funding. Applications will be reviewed and funding will be awarded by a grants panel. Please complete all sections. Please duplicate if more forms are needed.

Proposed Artist: Residency Title: Length of Residency:

days

Artist Fee

Amount Requested (up to 66% subsidy allowed) Grade Level(s) # of Students School Name: Address: City/Zip: Contact Person/Title: Daytime Phone: Evening Phone: E-mail address: RESIDENCY GRANT NARRATIVE NOTE: If more than one Residency is requested, please indicate order of preference.

On a separate, one-page attachment, please describe how this residency fits with the curricular needs of the targeted students.

Include information on how the content of the residency fits into the overall instructional plan in terms of scheduling, key personnel and number of students involved.

I agree to provide 1/3 funding and comply with any technical requirements as outlined in this application for all requests granted by the school/ Arts Council.

Principal’s Name Principal’s Signature Date Principal’s email address PTA President (if PTA funds will be used)

Date

PTA email address Grant applications may be returned to the Arts Council by mail, hand delivered, faxed or e-mailed.

Mailing address: PO Box 318, Fayetteville, NC 28302 Fax: 910-323-1727 Physical address: 301 Hay Street, Fayetteville, NC E-mail: adriennet@theartscouncil.com While faxed and e-mailed copies are accepted, e-mail confirmation is required.

Include an address for confirmed receipt.

The Arts Council’s Artists in Schools program is supported in part by the Cumberland County Schools, the North Carolina Arts Council, the City of Fayetteville and Cumberland County.

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Susana & Timmy Abell/ Silver Trout Arts

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Smart Arts for Cool Kids – Silver Trout offers a full-fledged stage performance blending four major art forms: Story telling, Puppetry, Poetry and Music – emphasizing the theme of “So many ways to share a story.” The concert includes an original puppet fable, “The Gardener,” performed to live original music on the hammered dulcimer as well as original and traditional songs, original stories, various puppet characters and instrumental music played on seven different instruments. Throughout each age appropriate performance, the students are actively involved and engaged as they join in a sit-down square dance, keep rhythms, volunteer to come onto the stage and respond to artists’ prompts.

K-8, 450 students, 55 minutes, 3/day Special needs students 6’ Table $716 /1; $1320/2 same school/same day $358/1; $660/2 same school/same day

LITERARY

Grade Level/Maximums: Special Populations: Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

THEATER ARTS

ABOUT THE ARTISTS: Both Susana and Timmy Abell have earned stellar reputations through many years of work in schools. Susana spent seven years as one of New Jersey’s most sought after teaching artists, with support from Carnegie Hall and the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation. Timmy has been a North Carolina touring and recording artist for 25 years, presenting educational concerts and workshops in 21 states. Silver Trout Arts is a combined effort of their many talents.

RESIDENCY: One Day Residency – This arts infusion brings Susana and Timmy into your school for a full day, beginning with school performances (K-2 & 3-5 or K-5) followed by in-depth, hands-on workshops with each artist for selected classes. The day is completed with an evening family performance, which can be arranged as a PTA fundraiser.

Five Day Residency – This five-day residency includes performances for the entire school (K-2 & 3-5), then four core groups (four selected classes) meet each day for five days with either Susana in puppetry arts or Timmy in songwriting for a truly in-depth arts experience. Additional workshops for non-core groups are scheduled for each day. The residency includes an evening family concert.

Grade Level/Maximums: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-5, 25 students, 60 minutes, 4/day Residencies: $1650/1 day; $5500/5 days $550/1; $1834/5 days

MUSIC

WORKSHOPS: Workshops can be booked in conjunction with performances.

An Arts Day! one day residency includes 2 morning concerts, an afternoon workshop and an evening family concert.

Grade Level/Maximums: K-5, 25 students, 55 minutes, 4/day Total Fee: $276/1 only in conjunction with performance Your School’s Portion: $138/1 only in conjunction with performance REFERENCES: Lyric Kinard, Washington Elementary, 919-656-6398 Jane Lonon, Ashe County Arts Council, 336-877-6663 WEB SITE: www.silvertrout.org

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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African American Dance Ensemble ABOUT THE ARTISTS: The African American Dance Ensemble, or most notably called AADE was founded in 1984 by the incomparable and world renowned Dr. Charles “Chuck” Davis. We have travelled to Africa and the African Diaspora to learn and hone our craft. Our music, dance and songs are authentic and are indigenous to the Gambia, West Africa and parts beyond.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: The AADE specializes in Authentic African and African American Dance and culture through choreography and music styles along with the traditional attire. We focus on anti bullying, health and wellness and geography and cultural lessons through what we call “EDUTAINING”. Our motto - Peace, Love, Respect for Everybody is a common theme throughout all our shows and allowing the audience to be part of the performance. We use the Art of Dance to enhance and build upon any subject or theme the teacher or school may have, as well as using our Theme of “COME DANCE WITH ME”.

Grade Level/Maximums: Special Populations: Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 1500 students, 45-60 minutes, 2 /day Special needs students Microphone and 3 chairs $1376/1; $2090/2 same school/same day $688/1; $1045/2 same school/same day

MUSIC

RESIDENCY: COME DANCE WITH ME teaches dance and music and focuses on health awareness through the arts - fighting youth obesity and those diseases that are often associated with obesity. To get our youth excited about moving and becoming more active, while also focusing on the appreciation and acceptance of one’s own culture and the culture of others.

Grade Level/Maximums: K-12, 150 students, 4 hours, 1/day Special Populations: Special needs students Technical Requirements: As needed Total Fee: $2500/2 days Your School’s Portion: $834/2 days REFERENCES: Margaret DeMott, Durham Arts Council, 919-560-2720 Ethel Fletcher, Westover Middle School, 910-864-0813 WEB SITE: www.africanamericandanceensemble.org

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Scott Ainslie ABOUT THE ARTIST: Scott Ainslie has presented teaching concerts for over twenty years on the African roots of American music.

He brings the history and soul of the music alive through story and audience involvement in rhythm, harmonies, call and response. Ainslie is a mesmerizing historian and inspired musician who has a deep reverence for the tradition and history of the music he presents.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Scott Ainslie’s popular teaching concerts illustrate America’s hidden music history with live performances of work songs, blues, gospel and jazz. Interactive educational concerts are tailored to specific grade levels, Ainslie leads audiences of all ages clapping and singing through a survey of more than a century of musical history, showcasing the interplay of African and American musicians and musical traditions.

Offerings include: Across the Color Line: The African South (4-12); Before Rock ‘n’ Roll (K – 8).

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 350 students, 50 minutes, 3/day 10’x10’ space with access to electricity $716/1 performance, $1320/2 same school/same day $358/1 performance, $660/2 same school/same day

WORKSHOPS: Student workshops include: “The Blues Voice” – participatory vocal workshop; “The African Roots of Coolness” – culture, geography, and history of “being cool”; African Retentions – experiencing the African elements in various forms of American music; Blues Writing Workshop – a lyrical and musical writing workshop.

MUSIC

Grade Level/Maximums: 3-12, 30 students, 4/day Technical Requirements: 10’x10’ space with access to electricity, easel pad and markers Total Fee: $302/1 student workshop, only in conjunction with performance,

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$386/1 teacher workshop, 90 minutes Your School’s Portion: $151/1 student workshop, only in conjunction with performance,

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$193/1 teacher workshop, 90 minutes REFERENCES: Preston Peek, North Ridge Elementary School, 919-870-4100 Alice Lynch, Magellan Charter School, 919-844-0277 WEB SITE: www.loydartists.com www.cattailmusic.com

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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LITERARY

THEATER ARTS

Lloyd Arneach ABOUT THE ARTIST: Lloyd Arneach was born and reared on the Cherokee Reservation in NC where he learned his first legends from two storytelling uncles. Lloyd’s stories range from the “Old Stories” of the Cherokee to stories of contemporary Native Americans. Lloyd lectures on Cherokee history and culture and tells stories of Native history from other tribes. His style is humorous, informative, and extremely moving.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Storytelling performances for kindergarten to high school and families include a question and answer session when time allows. Performances for elementary students focus on the Cherokee traditional tales. Performances for middle school, high school and adult audiences focus on traditional tales and contemporary and historical stories of the Cherokee and other Native tribes. Cherokee cultural history sessions of 60 minutes are available for small groups of 30 or less including lecture, artifacts and question and answer.

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 300 students, 50 minutes, 3/day One microphone and speakers, one stool $660 /1; $1210 /2 same school, same day $330 /1; $605 /2 same school, same day

REFERENCES: Donna Sandy, Heritage Middle School, 919-562-6204 Emily Grant, North Carolina Museum of History, 919-807-7979 WEB SITE: www.loydartists.com www.loydarneach.com

“The arts are the signature of a nation.”

— Joan Mondal

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Trent Arterberry

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: “Think Bigg” (K-6) blends mime, storytelling and lots of audience participation to create a series of kid-friendly stories and characters with thoughtful lessons about non-verbal communication.

“My Impractical Life” (6-12) is the semiautobiographical story of how Trent became an artist.

Addressing career goals, it contains powerful messages for students about finding and pursuing one’s passion in the face of adversity.

Grade Level/Maximums: K-12, 500 students, 45-60 minutes, 2/day Special Populations: Deaf and hard-of-hearing Technical Requirements: Two tables, one chair, one empty A/V cart Total Fee: $770/1; $1,320/2 same school same day Your School’s Portion: $385/1; $660/2 same school same day

WORKSHOPS: “Making Silence Sizzle” Explore the most universal tool of communication—the human body. Learn how to articulate your movements; create illusions and scenes; present yourself onstage with presence, focus, and intention. This interactive workshop will work your body, challenge your imagination and jump-start your creativity.

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Total Fee:

Your School’s Portion:

3-12, 30 students, 45-60 minutes, 4/day Open space with room to move, i.e. gym or classroom with desks and chairs removed. $110/1 workshop with performance; $276/1 workshop without performance $55/1 workshop with performance; $138/1 workshop without performance

REFERENCES: Suzanne Pate, Cumberland County Public Library, 910-483-7727 Lana Aberant, Endeavor Elementary, 919-602-8073 WEB SITE: www.trentshow.com

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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LITERARY

“The Secret Life of Walter Manny” (K-6) is the story of a young hero-in-training with an overactive imagination that gets him in—and out of—trouble. The show contains themes of self-control and respect for others.

THEATER ARTS

ABOUT THE ARTIST: Trent Arterberry is an award-winning performer whose unique brand of physical theatre variously combines masterful mime, poignant monologue, comedic characters and dramatic narratives. Trained by Marcel Marceau, Arterberry’s innovative use of sound, music, and special effects make his mime shows entertaining and accessible to wide-ranging audiences. Trent offers three different one-man shows for both elementary and secondary populations.

DANCE THEATER ARTS

Asian Dance & Theatre by Surapsari ABOUT THE ARTIST: Surapsari is an accomplished performing artist specializing in dance, theatre and shadow puppetry from the Indonesian island of Bali and India. Her Balinese performing arts company, Purnama Sari, is featured in the Florida State Touring Roster. Surapsari has performed in the US, Mexico, Japan, Korea, and Indonesia for a variety of audiences.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Mask Dance & Drama from Bali (K-12): Learn about Balinese culture through exotic mask dances and audience participatory dance-drama, presented in authentic costumes. This entertaining program promotes students’ interest in the world and fosters their respect for different cultures. Balinese Shadow Puppet Theatre (K-5): Magical Balinese folktales and Hindu epic presented in otherworldly shadow puppet theatre. In addition, K-2 students review basic shapes in shadow theatre, while grade 3-5 students learn about Bali. Dance and Drama from India (K-12): Lively storytelling through Bharatanatyam, the 2000 year old dance from India. Learn symbolic hand gestures called mudra. Take part in a dancedrama based in the Ramayana, the 2000 year old Hindu epic. Dancing Ancient Indian Civilization (4-8): Explore social life, arts, religion, and important achievements of the Indus Valley civilization through Bharatanayam storytelling dance.

This multimedia show includes a Powerpoint presentation to aid students’ learning of the subject.

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements:

Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 200 students, 45 minutes, 5/day Space for dancing, dressing space, USB compatible sound system, microphone, one hour rehearsal and set up time, Two 6’ table backstage, one 6’ table on stage. LCD projector and laptop for Dancing Ancient Indian Civilation $990/1; $1320/2 ; $1650/3 all same school/same day $495/1; $660/2 ; $825/3 all same school/same day RESIDENCY: Shadow Puppet Theatre 1 day residency: One half hour shadow puppet performance (100 max.) plus 4 shadow puppet making workshops (25 max. per workshop).

Grade Level/Maximums: PK-8, 100 students, 50-60 minutes, 1/day Technical Requirements: Sound system compatible with

IPod, CD or USB flash drive.

Total Fee: $1200/1 day Your School’s Portion: $400/1 day

WORKSHOPS: Shadow Puppet Workshop (PK-5): Students will first learn how shadow puppets are made in Bali, where shadow puppet theatre has been popular entertainment for centuries. Students will then create their own puppets and then the experiment with puppets, light and screen to create different shadow effects. This is a great project for the science of light and shadow.

Indian Dance Workshop (K-12): Learn the basics of Bharatanatyam, the oldest Indian dance style that has been in existence for approximately 2,000 years. Middle and high school students will also compare Bharatanatyam with Western dance styles such as ballet, modern and hip-hop.

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

PK-12, 25 students, 50-60 minutes, 6/day Sound system compatible with IPod, CD or USB flash drive. $826/3; $1,046/4; $1,266/5 all same school/same day $413/3; $523/4; $633/5 all same school/same day

REFERENCES: Helen Meyer, United Arts Council of Raleigh & Wake County, 919-839-1498 x210, hmeyer@unitedarts.org Cindy Balistreri, Arts and Cultural Alliance of Sarasota County, 941-365-5118 x301, cbalistreri@sarasotaarts.org.

WEB SITE: www.asiandanceandtheatre.com

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Beast ABOUT THE ARTISTS: The Beast is dedicated to education and cultural outreach. The group has developed workshops on creativity, improvisation, and the history of African-American music based on the Blackademics Hip Hop curriculum founded by emcee Pierce Freelon. Pierce Freelon is an adjunct professor of African American Studies at UNC Chapel Hill and North Carolina Central University. He earned his BA in African American Studies and is MA in Pan African Studies at UNC and Syracuse, respectively.

The Former Director of the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz Bebop to Hip Hop program, Freelon has educated internationally to a multigenerational audience in New York, Los Angeles, New Delhi and Accra. Pianist Eric Hirsh, Drummer Stephen Coffman and Bassist Peter Kimosh all earned music degrees from UNC with a focus on Jazz Studies.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: SANKOFA: African American Music from Spirituals to Hip Hop: Students will learn elements of Storytelling, Improvisation and Call and Response in American Music. A brilliant mix of TedTalk-style interactive lecture with an exciting live band, SANKOFA educates and entertains. Students will learn about the oral tradition through the West African storyteller/poet known as the Griot; explore coded language in Spirituals; join musicians on stage to discover improvisation in Jazz; learn call and response in Reggae, and party with their teachers to some classic Hip Hop. Developed by Pierce Freelon, a college professor, hip hop artist, and father of two, the curriculum is entertaining and informative for all ages. The performance will be tailored to appropriately suit Elementary, Middle or High School audiences. We take careful steps to use tone, vocabulary and interactions that specifically relate to corresponding age groups. Sankofa has been consistently lauded as “the best assembly EVER” by students and faculty alike.

Grade Level/Maximums: Total Fee:

Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 1200, 45 minutes, 3/day $1650/1; $2200/2 same school, same day $825/1; $1100/2 same school, same day

MUSIC

REFERENCES: Ragen Carlile, United Arts Council of Raleigh & Wake County, 919-839-1498 Betsy Hughes, Lakewood Middle School, 919-280-5986, hughes.betsy@gmail.com WEB SITE: www.thebeastmusic.com

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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VISUAL ARTS

LITERARY

THEATER ARTS

Doug Berky Theatre ABOUT THE ARTIST: Doug Berky’s performances are an intricately woven fabric of several classic theatre forms: mime, mask and movement theatre, circus arts, and storytelling. His training includes a B.A. in Drama from Furman University and study at the Dell’Arte School of Mime. Before beginning his solo career in 1983, Doug toured as a performer and mask maker with Two Penny Circus, Montanaro Mime Theatre and the National Technical Institute for the Deaf.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Foibles, Fables & other Imaskinations; (4th-10th, Family)Re-telling of old & ancient stories recounting common struggles throughout history & across cultures; beautiful production with large masks and large hand-painted sets Gems: The World’s Wisdom Stories; (2nd-8th, Family) Classic styles of storytelling from many cultures w/masks, mime, puppetry & the power of good story to introduce this collection of wisdom stories from around the world.

No Show; (K-College, Family;) Doug transforms into several characters, from a gorilla to a ballerina as he explores the props & masks onstage. Students experience theatre forms of mime, mask theater, circus arts, storytelling.

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Total Fees:

Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 400 students, 50-60 minutes, 3 /day Access to electrical outlet $716/1 day, $1320/2 same day/same school $358/1 day, $660/2 same day/same school

REFERENCES: Ginny Zehr, United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County, 919-839-1498 Jane Lonon, Ashe County Arts Council, 336-846-2787 WEB SITE: www.loydartists.com www.dougberkytheatre.com

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Bilingual Arts y Cultura con Kali (BACK)

THEATER ARTS

ABOUT THE ARTIST: With Bilingual Arts y Cultura con Kali (BACK), Kali Ferguson, Cultural Educator shares stories, dance and poetry from around the world!

Kali taught Spanish in North Carolina and has performed throughout Washington, D.C. and the Southeast. Her love for Latin American, African and African American cultures supports her love for children and literacy to create a unique, educational experience.

LITERARY

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Story Journeys: These 50-minute English/Spanish participatory performances include stories from Africa, Latin America and/or the U.S. South. One or more are told with Spanish words/phrases you can use in everyday conversation. Students delight in finding the original countries of the folktales on Kali’s colorful map. They’ll chant, dance and act while connecting to Common Core and NC State Standards. Kali always tailors performances to fit children’s ages and curriculum. You can also choose one of the following themes: Stories con Salsa: Tales from Latin America & Spain Women Who Wow: Tales of Women from around the World

Grade Level/Maximums: PK-5, 350 students, 35-60 minutes, 2/day Special Populations: Bilingual/Spanish-speaking audiences Technical Requirements: One working microphone with long cord on a stand or cordless mic on stand/school

sound system; one chair; one table (or four student desks) for display of books, clean

area for performance, CD player.

Total Fees: $660/1, $936/ 2, $1210/3 (2 days) Your School’s Portion: $330/1, $468/ 2, $605/3 (2 days)

MUSIC

REFERENCES: Barry Sherman, Bruns Academy, 980-343-5495 Deverne Jackson, Berwick Elementary School, 980-344-1010 WEB SITE: www.kaliferguson.com

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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“Birdman Dave” - Dave Gulick ABOUT THE ARTIST: Dave is a former elementary teacher with 13 years experience, and an additional 25 years performing in the Southeast. He was the cofounder of Puppet Express and sole creator of Birdman Dave nature and cultural shows. Performances have included NC Museum of Art, NC Zoo, International Storytelling Festival numerous schools and libraries for over a million children.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: The Amazon Rainforest: Discover life’s most diverse ecosystem in the world. Listen to a story about how each living thing has a purpose and a part to play in the life of the Rainforest. Delight in the antics and flight of live birds know as soil makers, teachers of children and bringers of good fortune.

Amazing Birds: Discover how birds talk to us. They communicate with body signals, size, shape, color and sounds. Their behavior reveals their feelings, thoughts and interests. Observe and listen to these amazing animals. If you are patient and respectful, they will show you many of their secrets. Learn about flight, feathers, special adaptations, food choices and more. With puppets, live birds and true stories, theis program is guaranteed to put a feather in your cap.

How Birds Learn to Read: Did you ever imagine birds could read?

Certainly many of our feathered friends can fly, some can swim like ducks, but read? Birds share many of our reading skills. They possess remarkable observation and listening skills, problem-0solving abilities and unending curiosity. As a little bird once told me, “Reading gives you wings to fly.”

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Total Fee:

Your School’s Portion:

K-8, 500 students, 60 minutes, 2/day One 6’ table, small wastebasket $660 /1; $1100 /2 same school/same day $330 /1; $550/2 same school/same day

REFERENCES: Ginny Zehr, United Arts Council, 919-839-1498 Barbie Bailey Smith, Little River School, 919-560-3940 WEB SITE: www.birdmandave.com

“It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge.”

— Albert Einstein

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Bright Star Tour Theater

THEATER ARTS

ABOUT THE ARTISTS: Bright Star is a professional touring company specializing in literary, curriculum and character-education based performances.

Every year we have over 1000 performances across the country; we’ve earned a national reputation for performances that are as entertaining as they are educational. We can perform in any space our affordable rates are all inclusive. We offer block-booking rates and discounts for schools booking together.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: We have 48 productions suiting a variety of educational goals: view a complete list at brightstartheatre.com. Below are some examples of subjects, titles and ages.

Grade Level/Maximums: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

LITERARY

Anti-bullying Skills: Bullysaurus Rex (Pre-K-5th), Maximus Mars (3rd-8th) Science/Health: Professor Parsnip’s Lab of Healthy Choices (Pre-K-5th) Holidays: Holidays Around the World (Pre-K-5th) Black History: Jackie Robinson (Pre-K to 5th), North Star (3rd-Adult) Social Studies: Holiday Songs: Music Around the World (PreK-5th) English Language: Building Stories and Velveteen Rabbit (1st-6th) History Curriculum: The Story of Anne Frank (3rd-Adult) K-12, 375 students, 45 minutes, 5/day $876/1 day, $1096/2 same school/same day $438/1 day, $548/2 same school/same day

RESIDENCY: Bright Star’s residencies are customizable based on the needs and desires of the sponsor. A typical residency is an allinclusive camp including games, activities and lessons designed to teach all aspects of live theatre! Students will learn about improv, acting, directing, writing and production. The main attraction is typically a final performance of scenes that students have created with the guidance of our instructors. Usually friends and family are invited to attend!

Grade Level/Maximums: Total Fee:

MUSIC

Your School’s Portion:

2-8, 35 students, 3-6 hours, 1/day $3500/ 5 days $1167/ 5 days

WORKSHOPS: Bright Star is able to do workshops preceding or following performances. Workshops are customizable based on the needs and desires of the sponsor. Subjects can include, but are not limited to improvisation, character development, movement, basic acting and explorative group games and exercises.

Grade Level/Maximums: Total Fee:

Your School’s Portion:

K-8, 35 students, 30-60 minutes, 3/day $276 /In conjunction with performance $138 /In conjunction with performance

REFERENCES: Gary Pyrtle, Williamsburg Elementary, 336-349-4632 Sandra Stanley, Cleveland Middle School, 919-553-7500 WEB SITE: http://brightstartouringtheatre.com/

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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Rick Brown/ Science Edventures

THEATER ARTS

ABOUT THE ARTISTS: Rick Brown was a science teacher for 15 years before working at a science center where he developed and performed science programs for schools as field trips or outreach to the schools. Since moving to the triangle 5 years ago he has brought these programs to the area. The last two years he has done some of the programs as historical scientists in the United Arts Council’s Artists in the Schools program.

LITERARY

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: 1st program: “Meet Sir Isaac Newton.” Sir Isaac Newton makes a guest appearance to talk to students about his life, and how he changed the world of science. He brings his Laws of Motion and Theory of Gravity to life using students to help him demonstrate his laws of motion in fun and exciting ways. He marvels at all the ways the Laws of Motion have been used by mankind, especially space travel during the last 60 years.

2nd program: “Otto von Guericke- The Inventor of NOTHING.” I, portraying Otto von Guericke, was one of the first “citizen scientist.” Students help Otto do some of his famous experiments that proved you could have a vacuum. In doing so, students will see the power of air pressure as a gallon paint can is crushed, a ping pong ball is shot through a pop can, and a dozen students reenact the Magdeburg hemisphere’s demonstration.

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements:

Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-8, 300 students, 60 minutes, 4/day Two long tables, a chair, a place to change, and a wireless microphone, ice (if the school has an ice maker) for the Otto program. $660/1 day, $880/2 same school/same day $330/1 day, $440/2 same school/same day

REFERENCES: Rachel Smith, PhD, UNC Pembroke, 910-521-6426 James Armstrong, Morrisville Elementary, jarmstrong@wcpss.net WEB SITE: www.scienceedventures.com

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Burning Coal Theatre Company

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Total Fee:

Your School’s Portion:

3-12, 300 students, 50 minutes, 2/day A cordless microphone is welcome, but not required. $990/1 day, $1980/2, same school/same day $495/1 day, $990/2, same school/same day

RESIDENCY: Willpower! Elementary through high school residencies ranging anywhere from one to six weeks. We work with teachers to establish residencies that best complement their lesson plans. Our most popular residencies include playwriting, viewpoints, acting, script analysis, and mask work. Long term residencies are available to bring a Burning Coal artist to direct a school play or provide production support.

Shakescenes. Burning Coal offers a one week residency focused on introducing Shakespeare to elementary, middle, and high school age students. By engaging students in active, physical exercises based on Shakespeare’s text, we introduce the idea that Shakespeare can be fun, and dispel the myth that Shakespeare is “hard.”

Grade Level/Maximums: Total Fee:

Your School’s Portion:

3-12, 30 students, 3 hours, 1/day $750/ 1 week residency $250/ 1 week residency

REFERENCE: Maggie Rasnick, Raleigh Charter High School, mrasnick@raleighcharterhs.org, 919-715-1155 WEB SITE: www.burningcoal.org

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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LITERARY

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Burning Coal’s SHAKESCENES performance aims to demystify Shakespeare and his works for elementary, middle, and high school students. In this 50-minute performance, Burning Coal’s Director of Education debunks the myths surrounding Shakespeare and his plays (they aren’t old, boring, or hard to understand!) through fun, interactive, scholarly narration. This is then supplemented by scenes from some of Shakespeare’s most beloved plays performed

by Burning Coal’s professional acting troupe. Burning Coal also tours one of its mainstage classical shows every spring.

Study guides are available prior to the show, and performances are followed by a talkback with the cast.

THEATER ARTS

ABOUT THE ARTISTS: Burning Coal is Raleigh’s small professional theatre.

Now in our 20th season, we have integrated professional and early-career artists to create an explosive blend of talent, energy and passion. Awards include NCTC Parides Award for Excellence in Professional Theatre and the 2000 Indy Award for Excellence from the Independent Weekly. A major part of our core mission, our educational tours and residencies have received exceptional responses from schools across the state.

Cape Fear Regional Theatre

LITERARY

THEATER ARTS

ABOUT THE ARTIST: We believe in the power of storytelling and the visceral impact of live theatre. We strive for the highest standards of excellence in our artistic work, educational offerings, and outreach efforts. Both our STUDENT MATINEE SERIES and ARTISTS ON THE GO! programs are designed to increase access to live theatre for teachers and students.

Check out what the ARTISTS ON THE GO! program has to offer below, and read about our STUDENT MATINEE SERIES at the back of this guide.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: This year Cape Fear Regional Theatre is offering three specialized programs inspired by their main stage season.

Interactive programs include pieces from the show, a breakdown of main themes and characters, analysis of core concepts, and application of ideas to what is being taught in the classroom. Each program caters to young minds while being aligned with NC State Standards. This year’s offerings touch on English, Theatre, Science, Music, and History.

Shakespeare with Henry V (6th-12th) Feeling Like a Fish Out of Water in The Little Mermaid (K-8th) The Civil Rights Movement through Caroline, or Change (4th -12th) Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 300 students, 50 minutes, 2/day Any available classroom and projector $400/1, $600/2 same day/same school $200/1, $300/2 same day/same school

MUSIC

WORKSHOPS: This program is taught by CFRT teaching artists and enhances your students’ understanding through an interactive approach. Created to be paired with school assemblies, select classrooms gain access to the teaching artists on a smaller scale. Workshops include educational creative drama activities used to create further exploration of themes while incorporating state standards, empathy, literacy, and communication skills.

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 30 students, 45 minutes, 4/day Any available classroom and projector $250/in conjunction with performance $125/in conjunction with performance

RESIDENCY: Go even deeper into the text and the theatrical experience by hosting theatre artists in your school for five days! A typical residency can include theatre games and activities incorporated into rigorous and insightful lessons. CFRT artists will work with the classroom teacher to cater to each class’ unique skills and needs.

Grade Level: Total Fee:

Your School’s Portion:

K-12 $1750/five-day residency $584/five-day residency

For more information about residencies, contact CFRT’s Director of Education at Education@cfrt.org.

REFERENCE: Lydia S. Stewart, Arts Education Supervisor, Cumberland County Schools, (910) 678-2413 WEBSITE: www.cfrt.org/education

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Children’s Theatre of Charlotte ABOUT THE ARTISTS: Children’s Theatre of Charlotte’s professional touring company brings exceptional theatre to children from “Murphy to Manteo” and various places in South Carolina, Virginia, and Georgia. We can adapt to most non-stage spaces and our fees are all-inclusive. We also offer block-booking rates.

THEATER ARTS

What Audiences are Saying……

The actors were seamless. Worth every penny! – South Elementary (Iredell Co) I enjoy these performances every year, but this was the BEST EVER! – Andrew Jackson Middle (Lancaster, SC) Awesome actors- kept the children engaged throughout the entire show! – AB Combs Elementary (Wake Co) Their realistic performance moved me to tears. – AG Middle (Mecklenburg Co) The vocabulary section gave my students a frame of reference before the play. - Lakeshore Elementary (Iredell Co) I love the books that you recommended to read before going to see the play. – St. Simons SW Elementary (GA) Students were on their knees! – Bethel Elementary (Cabarrus Co) ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: 2016-17 TOURING SEASON Commedia Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (K-5) A rambunctious group of traveling actors decides to perform the famous fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm…complete with slapstick comedy and a healthy dose of silliness.

Themes: good conquers evil, helping others, inner vs. outer beauty New Kid (grades 3 – 8) Nick and his family are leaving their native country and moving to America. But upon arrival in the “land of opportunity,” they discover a wildly different culture and are struck by prejudices they didn’t expect.

Themes: prejudice, bullying, cultural differences Grade Level/maximums: Technical requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K- 8, 600 students, 55 minutes, 2/day 20’ x 20’ x 8’, access to electrical outlet $1596/1, $2394/2 same school/ same day $798/1, $1197/2 same school/ same day

REFERENCES: Barbara Faulk, Union County Community Arts Council, 704-283-2784 David Platts, Lancaster County Schools, 803-416-8832 WEBSITE: www.ctcharlotte.org

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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Martha Connerton/Kinetic Works ABOUT THE ARTIST: Martha Connerton/Kinetic Works, is a multifaceted dance company that performs in schools, concert venues and non-traditional spaces such as museums, community centers and outdoor street performances. KINETYX Dance Ensemble is a four member group that tours exclusively to schools. Kinetic Works is on the Touring Artist rosters for North and South Carolina, Raleigh-Wake, Fayetteville/Cumberland and Charlotte-Mecklenburg Arts councils. We serve over 25,000 students annually.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: For Elementary Schools: KINETYX Dance Ensemble: Active learning Performances teach Math, Science, Language Arts, Social Studies through dance. Each year we offer two options from the above for grades K-5. Four Dancers plus spokesperson.

For Middle and High Schools: MOVING STORIES/CHANGING LIVES: A gripping new work provides a look into the journeysfaced by four formerly incarcerated women who have bravely found their way back to productive lives. 5 dancers plus spokesperson.

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements:

Total Fee:

Your School’s Portion:

K-6 and 7-12, 400 students, 60 minutes, 3/day Multi room, 2 microphones, outlets, clean stage/performance space, restroom/changing area.

Elementary: $1210/1, $1980/2 same school/same day Middle and High school: $1650/1, $2200/2 same school/same day Elementary: $605/1, $990/2 same school/same day Middle and High school: $825/1, $1100/2 same school/same day

RESIDENCY: “KINETIKids” Curriculum Integration Residencies are designed around NC standards in Science, Math, Language Arts, Social Studies, and Dance. The Schools can choose a grade level and curriculum content. Students learn core curriculum concepts while also learning about dance, choreography, and creative movement skills. They will work as a whole class, inividually and in groups. Teacher participation is required. One or two week residencies available.

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Total Fee:

Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 25 students, 45-55 minutes, 5/day Room free of furniture. $1500 /5 days/ 4 classes or 5 classes/4 days, $1800/6 classes $500 /5 days/ 4 classes or 5 classes/4 days, $600/6 classes *Additional fee for more than 20 contact hours per week

WORKSHOPS: KINETICWORKShops: Teacher In-Service workshops for classroom teachers and special area teachers develop ideas for teaching creatively through the arts. The two or three hour session begins with structured activities conducted by Ms. Connerton. The group discusses curricular connections, then breaks into smaller groups to brainstorm ideas for new activities. A final discussion clarifies goals for implementing new ideas in the classroom.

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Total Fee:

Your School’s Portion:

Teachers/staff, 25, 2-3 hours, 2/day Room free of furniture, two tables and several chairs, outlets $550/2-3 hours $275/2-3 hours

REFERENCES: Michelle Youngs, Blumenthal Education Institute, myoungs@ncbpac.org Ginny Zehr, United Arts Council of Raleigh/Wake Co., gzehr@unitedarts.org WEB SITE: www.mckineticworks.org

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CORE Performance Company ABOUT THE ARTISTS: CORE Performance Company, in its 36th year as a professional contemporary dance company, has extensive experience with students, elders and populations-in-isolation. Under Artistic Director Sue Schroeder, CORE has developed programs that accommodate varying numbers of participants and all levels of movement experience, ages, abilities and needs. Ask about Curriculum tie-ins, Assessments and Arts Integration Trainings. We require schools to partner for five-day engagements. Contact CORE to help us design your ideal residency.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Life Interrupted (Grades 9-12) is a rich mix of dance, art and music that draws from experiences of JapaneseAmerican citizens who were interned in America during WW II. Includes study guide and post-performance discussion.

Heart of the Matter (Grades 3-4) uses dance to encourage both healthy eating and the healthy expression of feelings to overcome childhood obesity and eating disorders. Includes participation and discussion.

Loco Motion (Grades K-5) teaches “Movement in the Language of Dance.” An interactive event exploring action and descriptive words (verbs and adverbs) with humor, grace and audience participation.

Moving Ovations (Grades 6-12) introduces the art of contemporary dance using works by three contemporary women choreographers and Corazon Abierto, a celebration of Mayan culture.

Grade Level/Maximums: K-12, 250 students, 90 minutes, 3/day Technical Requirements: 25’x25’ stage or large space, high quality CD player and microphone.

Total Fee: $1320/ 1 day, $1650/ 2 same day/same school Your School’s Portion: $660/ 1 day, $825/ 2 same day/same school RESIDENCY: Life Interrupted: (Grades 9-12) See above. Enthusiastic student discussions have ranged from movement and dance to post-war emigration, xenophobia and the politics of “the other”. A vivid experience.

Heart of the Matter: (Grades 3-4) See above. HOM is interactive through verbal, movement and writing exercises and addresses not only the body image but the resulting stress, peer pressure and bullying that can accompany eating disorders.

Moving Ovations: (Grades 6-12) See above. Incorporates lecture/demonstration designed to introduce students to the art of contemporary dance.

Grade Level/Maximums: 3-12, 25 students, 45-90 minutes, 2 /day Technical Requirements: 25’x25’ stage or large space, high quality CD player and microphone.

Total Fee: $4500/5 days Your School’s Portion: $1500/5 days WORKSHOPS: Movement Classes: (Grades K-12) Through single class or multi-day workshops, company members teach dance technique, creative movement, choreography, improvisation, stretching and conditioning.

Moving Connections : (Grades K-12) These workshops or classes integrate dance and one or more additional art forms including mask-making, simple percussion and musical instrument making and more.

Children’s Programs: (Grades K-7) Especially designed for children in grades K-7, these 40-50 minute programs use dance to express timely topics for children. Topics may include protecting our planet Earth, animals as our friends and ambassadors, the history of dance or how to create the art of dance.

Grade Level/Maximums: K-12, 25 students, 45-90 minutes, 4 /day Technical Requirements: 25’x25’ stage or large space, high quality CD player and microphone. Classroom may be sufficient Total Fee: $274/1 (only in conjunction with performance) Your School’s Portion: $137/1 (only in conjunction with performance) REFERENCES: Peggy Woosley, Conway (Arkansas) School District, woosleyp@conwayschools.net, 510-450-4800 Susan Brady, Cumberland County Schools, susanbrady@ccs.k12.nc.us, 910-484-1151 WEBSITE: www.coredance.org

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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Covenant Players ABOUT THE ARTISTS: Covenant Players is an international, professional repertory theatre company founded in 1963 by playwright Charles M. Tanner. The company fields touring units which serve as a educational resource using communicative drama. The method: to provide entertaining and thought-provoking material; to involve audiences in discussion and workshops, challenging and encouraging them to live to their fullest potential.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Covenant Players performs original theme-based plays in support of the Common Core Standards for English Language Arts and the “Character Counts” program. Programs are tailored to the subject and curriculum requirements as chosen by the school. Each assembly typically combines several one-act plays of varying lengths as well as communication skills, purpose, anti-social behavior, anger-management, aspiration and hope, empathic skills, peer pressure, bullying, drug and alcohol issues, peer leadership, citizenship.

Grade Level/Maximums: K-12, whole school, 45-50 minutes, 5/day Special Populations: Includes specialized performances with special educational needs; autistic spectrum; learning disabilities Technical Requirements: 6 adult-sized chairs, small table or desk, white or chalk board.

Total Fee: $304/ 1, $440/ 2 same day/same school, $826/Full day of performances Your School’s Portion: $152/ 1, $220/ 2 same day/same school, $413/Full day of performances RESIDENCY: Typically from 3 days to 2 weeks, Covenant Players’ residencies provide a dynamic educational resource for the whole school community. A residency gives the opportunity to explore themes more intensively and to work with smaller groups of students over a longer period of time. A residency can incorporate assemblies, small group work, workshops and special performances involving students. Covenant Players works closely with the educators and school leadership to design a program which specifically targets their chosen themes, schedule and curriculum requirements. Residencies can be booked over a period of consecutive days or across a number of weeks.

Grade Level/Maximums: 3-12, 40 students, 45 minutes- 5 hours, 5/day Special Populations: Includes specialized performances with special educational needs; autistic spectrum; learning disabilities Technical Requirements: 6 adult-sized chairs, small table or desk, white or chalk board.

Total Fee: $2200-$7000/3-10 days Your School’s Portion: $734-$2334/3-10 days * Cost varies for different programs, please call for details.

WORKSHOPS: Covenant Players’ Workshops are a dynamic educational resource designed to simultaneously teach drama, alongside communication and life skills. They incorporate drama and workshop exercises, discussions and improvisation and give opportunity for students to access and express their thoughts and feelings in new ways.

A Covenant Players workshop will help students to develop teamwork, to gain personal self-confidence and increase their oral presentation skills.

Grade Level/Maximums: Special Populations:

Technical Requirements:

Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 40 students, 1-6 hours, 5/day Includes specialized performances with special educational needs; autistic spectrum; learning disabilities 6 adult-sized chairs, small table or desk, white or chalk board. $440/1-3 hours, $826/4-6 hours $220/1-3 hours, $413/4-6 hours

REFERENCES: Dr. Tim Howelle, Irwin Intermediate School, 910-907-0834 Patsy Ray, Hope Mills Middle School, 910-425-5106 WEBSITE: www.covenantplayers.org/schools

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The Coventry Carolers ABOUT THE ARTISTS: The Coventry Carolers perform vocal and instrumental Tudor England Renaissance music and a seasonal Victorian Christmas program in realistic period costumes. The members have over 150 years combined choral experience in the U.S.A. and abroad.

Through incorporation of interesting, often humorous facts and short stories, the audience is educated while being entertained.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: The Coventry Carolers are committed to “Education through Entertainment”! The program provides a fun and informative introduction to Tudor England’s Renaissance period or a Victorian Christmas program using music, spoken words and realistic period costumes. Audience participation is encouraged throughout the program and includes an interactive sing-a-long. A question and answer period is incorporated at the end of the performance. Representing multiple disciplines through foreign language lyrics, facts and short stories, authentic period garb, and historical and literary figures, this delightful presentation enlightens and inspires students. Teacher packets of information sent prior to performance.

Grade Level/Maximums:

K-12, unlimited students, 50 minutes, 2 /day

Total Fee:

$660/1, $1100/2 $330/1, $550/2

Technical Requirements: Your School’s Portion:

Microphones for large performance spaces

REFERENCES Ruth Miner, 910-488-9120 Andre Clayman, Southview High School, 910-425-8181

MUSIC

“Without music life would be a mistake. “ — Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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Cultural Presentations on India ABOUT THE ARTISTS: Surteg has presented over 500 programs in 100+ venues over the last 16 years. The programs cater to grades K-12 in Dance, Visual Arts and Social Studies. All workshops are hands-on, participatory and informational regarding history, Rangoli art and Bhangra dance from India. India is brought into the North Carolina schools.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Cultural India Performance: With volunteer participation, we give a multimedia, hands-on cultural experience on India built around dance, visual arts & social studies. Particular emphasis is put on Bhangra Dance and Rangoli art. See more: www.surtegsandhu.com/cultural_india.

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 250 students, 50 minutes, 3/day Wall space for Powerpoint $525/1, $950/2 same school/same day $262/1, $475/2 same school/same day

International Day event This performance is available for 30 to 45 minutes at a school’s international or culture day celebrations.

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Grade Level/Maximums: K-12, no maximum, 30-45 minutes, 1/day Total Fee: $275/1 Your School’s Portion: $137/1 RESIDENCY: Rangoli Art Residency: Rangoli is an art form from India in which patterns are created on the floor in living rooms or courtyards using materials such as colored rice, dry flour, colored sand or flower petals. It is traditionally done by women.

The purpose is decoration. Students color their play sand with food colors and learn the use of hand, cone and strainer to pour the materials into the art form on the table. See more: www.surtegsandhu.com/rangoli_art.

Bhangra Dance Residency: The Bhangra dance has traditionally been associated with the spring harvest festival Baisakhi. The beat of the drum and leaping bodies soon make the pulses race, till the onlookers too jump into the ring of dancers and join them. In a typical performance, several dancers execute vigorous kicks, leaps, and bends of the body to the accompaniment of short folk songs which are small couplets written in the Punjabi language called boliyan.

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K-8, 30 students, 55 minutes, 6/day Rangoli: Classroom w/ 5+ tables. Bhangra: Stereo system, Dancing area/Gym, mirrors. $1800/3 day residency, $2400/5 day residency $600/3 day residency, $800/5 day residency

WORKSHOPS: Bhangra Dance Workshops represent a shorter version of the dance residency above. Rangoli Art Workshops represent a shorter version of the art residency above.

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-8, 30 students, 55 minutes, 6/day Wall space for Powerpoint $1200/6-12 workshops, 2 days max $600/6-12 workshops, 2 days max

Teacher Training Workshops combine the art and dance workshops and provide in-depth training to the teacher regarding bhangra dance and rangoli art with an eye on what, why and how.

Grade Level/Maximums: Teachers, 25 teachers, 2 visits/4 sessions/3 contact hours Technical Requirements: Wall space for Powerpoint Total Fee: $600/3 hours Your School’s Portion: $300/2 hours REFERENCES: Janice M. Jarrett, East Garner IB Magnet Middle School, jjarrett1@wcpss.net, 919-662-2339 Amy White, East Garner IB Magnet Middle School, 919-662-2339 WEB SITE: http://surtegsandhu.com/india_programs

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Mark Daniel

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ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Mission: READasaurus Heroes!

Celebrating Everyday Heroes! Kids love Super Heroes! They all want to be one! Mission: READasaurus Heroes empowers the hero in all of us, celebrates the everyday heroes around us, and does it all with great books!

Cats, Hats and Books: Oh My! A Joyous Seussasaurian Celebration!

A whole program of funny, wacky, wonderful Seuss! As a part of your Seussian festivities, the perfect compliment is Mark’s whimsical spin on the Books of the Good Doctor! (Available Mid-February through March.)

The READasaurus Project: Dinosaurs In this wildly popular visit, Mark marries the love of great books and the Science, lore and the fun of Dinosaurs in a way that excite kids and future paleontologists beyond belief! Non-fiction and Fiction meet in the middle with The READasaurus Project! Books and Science come to life through Dinosaur Puppets, Fossils, Storytelling, Booktalking, Magic Tricks, and Audience Involvement.

A Very Magical Family Reading Night A Very Magical Family Reading Night grew out of a desire to connect parents and their children with the notion that a good book shared is a treasure for the whole family.

PK-5, 400 students, 45 minutes, 2/day Cleared area and electrical access $610/1, $936/2, same school/same day $305/1, $468/2, same school/same day

RESIDENCY A Day of Reading Celebration includes 2 Daytime performances (K-5) and finishes the evening with your school family invited for A Very Magical Family Reading Night!

The READasaurus Project Dinosaur Residency fearutes 2 Daytime Performances (K-5) and visiting the teriffic Traveling Dinoaur Museum. Classes come into a designated classroom/conference room for guided tours through dinosaur bones, teeth, claws, dinosaur eggs, Gastroliths, and Coprolite, with real and museum quality artifacts and models. Quick class visits, or extended exploration is based on your needs!

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Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

PK-5, 400 students per program and 1 classroom per time slot for museum, 45 minutes per program and 10 minutes per museum visit, 2 programs/day plus Family Night event or Traveling Dinosaur Museum Dinosaur Museum requires three 6’ tables and cleared space for demonstration $1225/1 day residency $409/1 day residency

REFERENCES Elaine Bryant, former AIE Director Fayetteville/Cumberland County, elainebhayes@gmail.com Sidinee Suggs, Davie County Arts Council, 336-751-3112 WEB SITE: www.magicalstoryteller.com

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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ABOUT THE ARTIST: Mark Daniel is a special guest to schools throughout the Eastern US and has been invited to Fayetteville/Cumberland County Schools for 20 years! Year after year he beats the drums for great children’s books day in and day out as a Reading Ambassador promoting reading, character education and great children’s books with his innovative programs. Indeed, his passion for reading, interest, and knowledge of children’s books is genuine and infectious. Imagine if you mixed a the voice of Andy Griffith, the laugh of Mister Rogers, a book lover, a storyteller, a puppeteer, magician, a dad, with a bit of folksiness and whimsy, then shook it bit, out would come Mark Daniel!

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Roger Day ABOUT THE ARTIST: Roger Day is a name synonymous with zany, infectious fun for children of all ages. Roger performs original, completely interactive, high-energy family and children’s music earning him awards from Parents’ Choice, the National Association of Parenting Publications and Parenting Magazine’s “Parenting Pick.”

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Roger Day’s concerts feature original songs from his CDs. In Dream Big!, students are encouraged to be creative and imaginative while working to fulfill their dreams. In Roger’s concert “Shake Up Your Brain!” and his newest concert “Marsh Madness,” Roger supports your science curriculum by teaching facts on learning and brain science and on sea marshes through interactive, catchy original songs. In “Marsh Madness”, students join Roger on his all original, highly-interactive musical journey up & down the amazing Atlantic seacoast, knee deep in squishy, oozy marsh mud and marveling at loggerhead turtles, ghost crabs & other cool coastal residents.

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Your School’s Portion:

K-5, 400 students, 50 minutes, 3/day Electrical outlet, if sound is needed powered speaker with 4 channel board $716 /1 performance, $1320/2 same school/same day $358 /1 performance, $660/2 same school/same day

WORKSHOPS: “First Idea to Finished Song” – a workshop for 3rd-6th grade students in the basics of the whole language approach to composing, including concepts such as first ideas, webbing, editing, the creative sparks for completion. The group will compose a song together in a step by step process that students can use with their own writing. Roger also conducts workshops on teaching skills and content of a preschool through 2nd grade curriculum using the music he has composed and his study guide materials.

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Your School’s Portion:

3-5, 25 students, 60 minutes, 3/day Blackboard or newsprint, chalk or marker, access to electricity $276/1 only in conjunction with performance $138/1 only in conjunction with performance

REFERENCES: Charlie Council, Murry Elementary, 910-907-0208 Denise Hall, Gallberry Farms Elementary, 910-424-1490 WEB SITE: www.loydartists.com

“The future belongs to young people with an education and the imagination to create.”

— President Barack Obama

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Didgeridoo Down Under ABOUT THE ARTIST: Didgeridoo Down Under is one of the most popular K-12 “edu-tainment” programs in the U.S. We specialize in weaving Australia-themed cultural arts, cross-curriculum, character education, motivational speaking and audience participation into high-energy shows and workshops for all ages. Since 2003, we have presented more than 5,000 programs at schools and other venues nationwide … but we’re based out of North Carolina!

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ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Didgeridoo Down Under Show: Australian Music - Culture - Character Building! The DDU Show combines Australian music, culture, art, science, literacy development, puppetry, comedy, character building, anti-bullying and audience participation. The didgeridoo, usually a hollowed-out tree trunk, has been played by Aboriginal Australians for at least 1,500 years, and is known for its otherworldly sound. But DDU is much more than music. It’s interactive, educational, motivational and highly entertaining -- great for all ages! DDU Mission: further appreciation of world music and art ... promote tolerance and respect for all people and cultures ... ignite excitement about reading and exploring ... encourage environmental protection ... help end bullying in schools ... deliver superb fun!

Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 800 students, 45-60 minutes, 6/day Appropriate for all special populations. We adjust our programs accordingly.

3 tables. $1100 /1 performance, $1486/2, $1816/3, $2146/4 (all same school, same day) $550 /1 performance, $743/2, $908/3, $1073/4 (all same school, same day)

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RESIDENCY:

Didgeridoo Make & Play Residency Immerse yourself in the didgeridoo with this incredible music and art expereince. Learn more advanced didgeridoo rhythms and playing techniques, including the foundation for circular breathing. We also teaches how to make, paint and decorate a PVC or cardboard didgeridoo.

Grade Level/Maximums: Special Populations: :

3-12, 60 students, 45-60 minutes, 1/day Appropriate for high-functioning special populations.

Technical Requirements: 2 tables Total Fee: $2500/2 day, $3500/3 day, $4500/4 day, $5500/5 day Your School’s Portion: $834/2 day, $1167/3 day, $1500/4 day, $1834/5 day

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WORKSHOPS: Aussie Funk Jam: Learn How to Play the Didgeridoo!

This is a totally interactive and hands-on program. Participants will ... use our beginner didgeridoos ... learn how to drone and make vocalizations ... learn how to create simple rhythms ... learn the fundamental concepts of circular breathing ... learn about Australia and Aboriginal culture ... learn how to make and decorate a “didg” very easily with reusable items such as cardboard tubes ... partake in an uplifting jam session ... be mesmerized, inspired and motivated as they enjoy a one-of-a kind multicultural music experience!

Grade Level/Maximums: 3-12, 60 students, 45-60 minutes, 6/day Special Populations: :

Appropriate for high-functioning special populations.

Technical Requirements: 2 tables Total Fee: $496/1, $880/2, $1266/3, $1650/4 Your School’s Portion: $248/1, $440/2, $633/3, $825/4 REFERENCES: Amanda Griffey, Stanly County Arts Council, 704-982-8118 Reagan Carlile, United Arts Council, 919-839-1498 x209 WEB SITE: www.didgrevolution.com

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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EbzB Productions ABOUT THE ARTIST: The nationally touring & award winning production company of EbzB Productions celebrates the profound impact of storytelling through theatre in a repertoire of simple and compelling productions. Their productions have been seen by millions internationally – either on broadcast television or in live theatrical venues. The company’s work is flexibly designed for easy touring to all types of performance spaces. Formed in 1998, EbzB’s roster offers a variety of choices for presenters, schools, teachers and audiences of all ages. The work is created in the belief that theatre influences and encourages a life to be positively transformed through discoveries unveiled.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Programs include – In One Era & Out The Other – A cabaret of the history of 20th century America; the show is garnering praise from anti-bullying groups; 69 Seasons - A musical focusing on the iconic songs (grades 8-12), characters and moments from the late 1960’s. War Bonds: The Songs & Letters of World War II - featuring the songs & events of the World War II period (grades 4-12); Wrights of Passage - celebrating the Wright Brothers & the history of flight (grades 3-8); The Night Before Christmas Carol - entertaining and historically accurate look at Charles Dickens creating A Christmas Carol (grades 3-12); Life is So Good – based on the best-selling book; a man’s quest to learn to read.

Grade Level/Maximums: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 600 students, 50-60 minutes, 2/day $1320-$1980/1 same school, same day; $1320-$2420/2 same school, same day $660-$990/1 same school, same day; $660-$1210/2 same school, same day *Fee is dependant upon needs of school and program chosen. Please call for details.

RESIDENCY: EbzB Productions’ workshops and residencies can be applied to grades 3-12 upon request and with required joint planning with faculty. Through Get Connected: Stage Your History, EbzB conducts a 5 to 7 day residency geared toward creating documentary drama. The subject of the residency can be specifically tailored to curriculum goals or community concerns. Students are guided through a process of creating a theatrical work from community oral history. EbzB residencies primarily address National Standards and NC Standard Course of Study Goals in Arts Education (Theatre/ Drama), English/Language Arts, Information and Technology Skills, Social Studies, Character Education, & Healthful Living (can also be extended to integrate core-curriculum goals and concentrations).

Grade Level/Maximums: 6-12, 30 students, 45-90 minutes Technical Requirements: Empty, safe room or classroom Total Fee: $4000-$8000 Your School’s Portion: $1334-$2667

*Fee is dependant upon needs of school and program chosen. Please call for details.

WORKSHOPS: EbzB Productions’ workshops can be applied to grades 3-12 upon request and with required joint planning with faculty.

EbzB Productions has established a solid reputation for its work with middle & high school classes to create historical narrative based on classroom oral history projects as well as specifically tailored residencies & workshops. We utilize Theater Arts for application to everyday use in the classroom – particularly to integrate with national and state standards for education. Most student workshops are are usually presented in tandem with scheduled performances (but not required). Post-show discussions, student workshops, and artist ‘talk-backs’ are always welcome upon request.

Grade Level/Maximums: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

3-12, 30 students, 45-90 minutes, 3/day $330-$660 per workshop $165-$330 per workshop *Fee is dependant upon needs of school and program chosen. Please call for details.

REFERENCES: Barbara Best Toti, Gates County High School,252-357-0720 ext 262 Jennifer Marlowe, Clarkton School of Discovery, 910-647-6531 WEB SITE: www.ebzb.org

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Farmer Jason (Jason Ringenberg) ABOUT THE ARTIST: Farmer Jason is the brainchild of alt-country legend Jason Ringenberg of Jason and The Scorchers. Ringenberg created Farmer Jason in 2003 to entertain his own children. The character’s popularity spread into the concert, record and TV world, winning a 2009 Emmy Award.

His interactive family shows involve sing-a-long songs, dancing and discussions of farm life, nature appreciation and ecology.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Educational concerts offer themes of ecology, conservation, recycling, farming and farm animals, the diversity of the forest, outdoor life, exercise and history. Original songs teach subtle lessons while introducing children to a surprisingly complex musical ecosystem.

NATURE JAMS! 3rd-5th; or K-5th; Interactive concert inspiring kids to appreciate & enjoy the wonders of nature. A musical journey through forests & wetlands. Featuring songs from Farmer Jason’s internationally acclaimed CDs. FARM & FOREST: K-2nd; Songs about farm life & animals from farms and forests. Interactive, encourages students to get physically and mentally involved in their outdoor world. Songs introduced with a short fun lesson about the song’s subject.

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-5, 400 students, 50 minutes, 3/day Access to electrical outlet; at least 12’ x 12’ performance space. $660/1, $1100/ 2 same school/same day $330/1, $550/ 2 same school/same day

WORKSHOPS: SONGWRITING WITH FARMER JASON Working together as a group to create a song and understand basics of songwriting: story development & structure.

Well-known catchy tunes illustrate, increase students’ appreciation of music heard every day & gives a basic understanding and experience of lyrical writing. Students become aware of the musical qualities in any kind of writing by learning what alliteration, rhyme, and rhythm are and how to listen and look for them, and how the sound of words can affect the feel of a story or poem or how a certain musical chord can affect a song.

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Your School’s Portion:

3-5, 30 students, 50-60 minutes, 4/day Blackboard or newsprint with easel, chalk or marker, access to electricity. $276/1 only in conjunction with performance $138/1 only in conjunction with performance

REFERENCES: Barbara Faulk, Union County Community Arts Council, 704-283-2784 Carol Reinhardt, Gaston Library, 704-868-2164 WEBSITE: www.farmerjason.com

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra ABOUT THE ARTISTS: The Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra enters its 60th season as one of the oldest symphony orchestras in North Carolina. The Orchestra is dedicated to performing the finest music, from the standard orchestral repertoire to popular favorites. Individual members of the orchestra have performed nationally and internationally before presidents of the U.S. and international dignataries, and taught hundreds of children at all levels.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Instrumentalists introduce students to a variety of instruments including the reed, brass and stringed instruments of the orchestra. Call the symphony (910) 433-4690 to discuss and select a program. Based on need, fees may be negotiable.

Workshops and Master Classes are also available.

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 45-60 minutes One chair for each performer $126 per contact hour per person $63 per contact hour per person

REFERENCES: Rudy Tatum, Pauline Jones Elementary School, rtatum@ccs.k12.nc.us, 910-483-5434 Renee Corders, St. Anne’s Catholic School, principal@stanncatholicschool.org, 910-483-3902

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WEB SITE: www.fayettevillesymphony.org

“Logic will get you from A-B. Imagination will take you everywhere. “ — Albert Einstein

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Franzini Family Science Circus

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ABOUT THE ARTISTS: The Franzini Family has toured the USA, Australia Germany, Korea, Philippines and Brazil. Franzini Science Circus has performed at major performing arts venue in Florida and repeat performances at the Smithsonian associated Discovery Theatre in Washington, DC. They have toured schools in Florida, North & South Carolina.

“Great Show! Good educational value” for Prek5 says Brenda Thomas of Fayetteville Academy.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: The Franzini Family Science Circus featuring Professor Franzini and Lippo Franzini offer an action-packed demonstration of Gravity, Inertia, Circular Motion, Air pressure and Balance using circus skills, clowning, mime & magic. An introduction to astronomy presents scientific facts about the earth, sun, moon and naming all the planets as they are put into orbit atop the rolling globe sun! The Fabulous Franzinis have preformed throughout the world! Guildlines are avialable.

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-5, students limited to room capacity, 55-60 minutes, 1/day Approx. 32’ x 16’ area $1540/1 $770/1

REFERENCES: Donna Jo Mangus, Eastover-Central Elementary, 910-483-8997 Sherry Shortt, Hampton Primary School, 910-907-0205 WEBSITE: www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfNh5q6IuE

“Art is the nation’s most precious heritage.”

— Lyndon Johnson

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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Kathryn Gauldin ABOUT THE ARTIST: Kathryn Gauldin has always been entangled with yarns, threads, fabrics and other weavable objects. Heading to college, she studied painting and printmaking, then an intensive study of proper weaving and dyeing techniques. Her work has been on exhibition, created in schools and public events plus taken on the road in outreach programs throughout the greater North Carolina area. She also enjoys creating handwoven, hand-dyed wearable art, fabrics and sculptural fiberart in her studio between artistic adventures.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: A presentation for assembly includes a history of fabric in North Carolina, in culture and how woven structures are used in everyday life. After the presentation, Kathryn will share how she creates her woven fabrics and will include several garments for selected students and/or staff to model. When working with several classes in a residency a group presentation in assembly is a good introduction to fibers, weaving, structure and gathering to discuss the project.

Presentations can last between 30-45 minutes, though the time is flexible to meet the needs of the group.

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Your School’s Portion:

4-12, 50 students, 60 minutes, 3/day Video chat or in person consultation is required before project can begin. $166/1 with residency only; $276/ 2 same school, same day with residency only $83/1 with residency only; $138/ 2 same school, same day with residency only

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RESIDENCY: Featuring: Fabric: Fabric includes a variety of materials to create color and texture in cloth and structure. Experiencing fabric construction hands-on using tapestry, random weave, found materials, color and texture provide opportunities for expression, problem solving and design using math and science skills. Following a process from start to finish engages academic learning from the classroom while designing and creating the project chosen.

Featuring: Fabric is flexible, designed to include weaving, dyeing, printing & construction for fourth grade & up working along with the artist. The project can include extension that support studies in history, math & science concepts.

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Your School’s Portion:

4-12, 20 students, 75 minutes, 3/day $400/1 day (3 day minimum) $134/1 day (3 day minimum)

WORKSHOP: Find it, Weave it Using a variety of materials, students will weave on free-form looms to create individual pieces. Structure, material and design are discussed as a group. Students are invited to gather found materials to use in weaving.

Tapestry Participants will create a group composition either by weaving on individual pieces that are assembled for the finished piece or by weaving on a large frame loom (needs a smaller group). Before beginning, students will explore materials, structure, design concepts and execution plans. Several examples will be available for inspiration.

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Your School’s Portion:

4-12, 25 students, 1 hour, 3/day Assistants/volunteers are very helpful especially with younger aged groups. $330/1 in conjunction with performance only $165/1 in conjunction with performance only

REFERENCES: Bret H. Hart, Leaksville-Spray Elementary, hipworks@embarqmail.com Nicole Uzzell, Piedmont Craftsmen, education@piedmontcraftsmen.org WEBSITE www.kgtextiles.blogspot.com

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Jack Golden

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Garbage Is My Bag An award winning performance

by Jack Golden as the comedic “expert,” Dr. T With A “Ph.D. in Garbology,” a zany and irresistible personality and a marvelous Trash-to-Treasure-o-matic Recycling Machine, he juggles and jokes his way through a world of waste. Dr. T. delights his audiences while sharing his knowledge that rubbish is a resource that is just too good to throw away. Since 1989, Garbage Is My Bag has helped hundreds of thousands of children around the country explore serious issues about our wasteful habits. Garbage Is My Bag presents children with rewarding and important ways they can directly contribute to their communities.

Water Water Everywhere fills elementary and middle school students with information about one of the most valuable resources on earth. Using mime, juggling, magic, jokes and song, combined with a wonderful and engaging character, Water Water Everywhere covers topics on water composition, point and non-point source pollution, conservation, water cycles and ground water quality. The information in the show is accurate, pertinent and delivered in a theatrical style students and teachers will thoroughly enjoy. Voted “Best of Fest” at Georgia’s Winning Water Festival six years in a row!

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ABOUT THE ARTIST: Jack Golden, creator of Garbage Is My Bag and Water Water Everywhere, has been a professional variety artist since 1981. He has performed with the world-famous Pickle Family Circus of San Francisco and the award winning “New Vaudeville” comedy troupe, the Wright Brothers. Since 1989 he has been performing theatrically acclaimed educational programs throughout the country in schools, theaters and festivals. In 1991 he won the Excellence in Environmental Education award from the Environmental Protection Agency.

Though these two shows are significantly different programs, they both use comedic theater, audience participation and curriculum based information with the goal of strengthening new attitudes and responsibilities toward our common resources.

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Your School’s Portion:

K-8, 350 students, 45 minutes, 3/day 12’x16’ clean performance area, electrical outlets. $854/1; $1376/ 2 same day/same school $427/1; $688/ 2 same day/same school

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WORKSHOPS: Jack Golden offers dynamic and active workshops teaching students a variety of theater skills including mime, improvisation, balancing and juggling. Students learn how theater skills can be used to communicate ideas to others.

Students also gain self esteem and accomplishment.

K-8, 30 students, 45 minutes, 4/day Open, clear space for students to move freely in. $276/1 only in conjunction with performance only $138/1 only in conjunction with performance only

REFERENCES: Renee Jackson, Lake Rim Elementary, 910-867-1133 Leslie Hatchell, York County Solid Waste Dept, 803-628-3191 WEBSITE www.garbageismybag.com

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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Gran’daddy Junebug

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ABOUT THE ARTIST: Mitch Capel / “Gran’daddy Junebug” is a master storyteller, recording artist, published author and poet. He is mesmerizing as he brings stories to life, while plucking the string with just the touch the human heart craves. He has been described as a “word magician,” a “national treasure,” “unexpectedly powerful” and a “transformer of lives.” Mitch first began writing and performing skits at the age of 12 and has over 35 hours of stories stored to memory. He has been featured at numerous schools, libraries, museums and festivals since 1985 including DuSable in Chicago; The Kennedy Center in DC; The National Storytelling Festival in Jonesborough, TN; the Smithsonian’s 2009 Folklife Festival on the National Mall and the Presidential Inauguration of Barack Obama. He has been the Artist-In-Residence at the International Storytelling Center and has received accolades and awards from local, state and national organizations for his work with youth.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Want A Story? (K-12). Continuing his family tradition of preserving culture, “Gran’daddy Junebug” teaches personal responsibility, finding your right path, coping with peer pressure, being true to yourself, always striving for excellence and respect for self and others through the African tradition of “call and response.” This highly energetic program utilizes a tremendous amount of audience participation as he shares his wisdom which has students learning life lessons as they have the time of their lives. One principal wrote, “I’ve been in education for 35 years and that is the BEST cultural arts program I have ever witnessed in my career!”

We Wear The Mask (6-12; college). Using narratives from historic research as well as the poetic genius of Paul Laurence Dunbar (1872-1906), Mitch Capel unveils the true depth of the soul and life of this remarkable poet laureate from Dayton, OH. Audiences realize the struggle for existence, understand the courage, feel the compassion, know why “the caged bird sings” and why “with torn and bleeding hearts, we smile.” Joanne Braxton, author of The collected Poetry of Paul Laurence Dunbar wrote, “Mitch is the greatest interpreter of Dunbar’s work ever!”

W’en Dey ‘Listed Colored Soldiers (7-12; college). Feel the climate of America and check the pulse of the unsung heroes of the Civil War. Learn about “Whistlin’ Sam,” “Lias,” “Whisperin’ Bill,” “William Carney” and others whose recollections and stories of unflinching courage were never told. From the works of great writers and scholars as Paul Laurence Dunbar and Dr. Rex Ellis, this heart wrenching portrayal depicts how the “colored soldiers” sacrificed their lives in various battles to “save the union” and “to make’ our people free.”

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Your School’s Portion:

K-12, unlimited audience, 60 minutes, 3 /day Microphone with stand (no podium), 2 chairs without arms $770 /1; $1430/2 same school/same day; $2200/3 same school/same day $385/1; $715/2 same school/same day; $1100/3 same school/same day

REFERENCES: Brooke Kesterson, North Carolina Museum of Art, 919-839-6262 WEB SITE: www.gjbug.com

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Gregg Gelb Jazz Quartet ABOUT THE ARTIST: GREGG GELB, D.M.A., M.M., B.M; awarded the NC Arts Council 1997 Jazz Fellowship. Visiting Artist in the NC Community Colleges from 1987-91. Since ’91 Gregg’s groups have given many performances in NC schools. He is Director of the Triangle Youth Jazz Ensemble, which is a 2016 finalist for the Jazz at Lincoln Center Essentially Ellington Competition, leader/composer of the Gregg Gelb Jazz Quartet, Swing Band and La Fiesta Latin Jazz Band, co-founder of the NC Jazz Repertory Orchestra, and founder/ director of the Heart of Carolina Jazz Orchestra and Society. Gregg is often a sax soloist with the North Carolina Symphony.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Gregg will perform a chronological history of jazz called, JAZZ LIVES! This is a fun, informative, energetic and interactive program featuring the music of such jazz greats as Louis Armstrong, Benny Goodman, Duke Ellington, Charlie Parker, and John Coltrane. During the performance, the narration includes brief historical notes about the music and the musicians of the time, plus we briefly point out and demonstrate the important techniques and unique characteristics of jazz.

We play tunes from the different eras of jazz. We involve the student audiences by using call and response, we select volunteers to try our instruments, or to improvise either vocally or instrumentally with our band and end with Q &A. Shows are tailored to fit all ages.

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Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 300 students, 45-60 minutes, 3/day One microphone. Needs about one hour set-up time $990 /1; $1376/2 same day/same school $495/1; $688/2 same day/same school

] WORKSHOPS: Master classes and jazz workshops are offered for music students of any level. Gelb and all the members of his groups each have many years of teaching experience.

Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 50 students, 45-60 minutes, 2/day Open, clear space for students to move freely in. $276/1 only in conjunction with performance only $138/1 only in conjunction with performance only

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REFERENCES: Lisa Allen, Benson Elementary School, 910-890-7222 Debra Rutt, McGee’s Crossroads Elementary School, 919-894-7161 WEB SITE: www.gregggelb.com

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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Grey Seal Puppets

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ABOUT THE ARTISTS: Well known for their trademark whimsical approach to storytelling and exquisite puppet design, Grey Seal Puppets offers a variety of puppet performances sure to tickle your fancy. Their repertoire includes a variety of productions from familiar fairy tales (The Emperor’s New Clothes) to original stories (Bathtub Pirates). The company’s thirty-year history includes such honors as three Citations of Excellence from UNIMA-USA (International puppetry organization), the President’s Award from the Puppeteers of America, and the Award for Leadership in Theatre from the NC Theatre Conference.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: A Show of Virtues- 2007 Winner, UNIMA Citation of Excellence helps children recognize and put into practice some of life’s most important virtues: courage, perseverance, politeness, and tolerance. Stories include “The Tortoise and the Hare, ”Please,” “The Little Hero of Holland,” and “Frog and Snake.”

Tangle of Tales Three favorite folk tales from around the world come to life: “The Frog Prince” from Germany, “The Billy Goats Gruff” from Scandinavia, and “The Three Little Pigs” from England. Tangle of Tales is fun or everyone!

(Additional performances are available. Please visit our website).

Grade Level/Maximums: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-5, 500 students, 60 minutes, 3 /day $660/1, $1156/2 same day/same school $330/1, $578/2 same day/same school

RESIDENCY: THEATRE WITH PUPPETS FOUR DAY RESIDENCY OBJECTIVE: To enable students to use the power of puppets to tell stories as a theatre experience. Goals include taking a known story and adapting it to modern day satire as well as recognizing the inherent morals and virtues within each of the stories. Students see a performance by Grey Seal Puppets, create their own puppets, write their own stories and perform them.

INVOLVEMENT: 4 classes per day for 4 days.

Grade Level/Maximums: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-5, 80 students, 4/day for 4 days $1950/4 days $650/4 days

REFERENCES: Kathy Herr, Alden Theatre, 703-790-0123, mail@mcleancenter.org Eileen Slatter, Village Christian Academy, 910-483-5500 WEB SITE: www.greysealpuppets.com

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The Healing Force

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ABOUT THE ARTISTS: The Healing Force has made words of welcome one of their most popular themes. Recognized by many for their ability to weave African and African-inspired vocal and instrumental music with storytelling with a message, this family has entertained and educated audiences of all ages to the sounds of traditional African instruments, for over 25 years. They have performed in schools, universities, libraries, and many community venues throughout the country, including the National Storytelling Festival, LEAF festival, and Bay Area Festival.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: These lively performances begin with everyone singing, and end with everyone JAMMING! “The Turtle and the Eagles” Turtle learns to appreciate himself. Grades K-8.

“Teaching Baby Crab to Walk” What you do speaks louder than what you say. Grades K-3.

“The Ant Story” Ant learns the power of “I can.” Grades Pre-K thru 2.

“Yaya” A boy from Mali learns the true meaning of listening. Grades 3-8.

“Guinea & Rabbit Get Justice” Hard work pays off! Grades 3-8.

“Jemakina” Once you tell a secret... Grades 3-8.

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Total Fee:

Your School’s Portion:

K-12, unlimited participants, 60 minutes, 2/day 5 chairs, dressing area, spring water for 4 people $1210/1; $1980/2 same school/same day $605/1; $990/2 same school/same day

RESIDENCY: Faces of Africa: A Cultural Journey (7) is a three-day residency designed to supplement the seventh grade curriculum.

Each class visits a “live” exhibit, the center of which is the drum circle. The exhibit includes pictures of real people from four of the countries from which the drums originated (Guinea, Senegal, Mali, Ivory Coast); information (flags, population, land area, languages, ethnic groups, etc.); and artifacts which include carvings, masks, instruments, fabrics, beads, baskets and gourds. After a 30 minute “treasure hunt” in the exhibit, the class sits down for 30 minutes in the circle, where each student will have a hands-on drumming experience! On the third day, The Healing Force performs The Rhythm of the Drum.

Faces of Africa (K-5) for elementary school is a variation of Faces of Africa: A Cultural Journey. During this 3-day residency, students visit a large exhibit which is arranged in nine stations (which include baskets, carvings, toys, pictures, instruments with a hands-on section, fabrics and jewelry from all over Africa). With treasure hunt sheets in hand, students find many interesting items in this exhibit and get a social studies grade for filling out their sheets. At the same time, a drum circle is being conducted in another section of the school so all students are fully immersed in culture for two days. On the third day, The Healing Force preforms The Rhythm of the Drum for the entire student body.

Your School’s Portion:

K-8, 30 students, 45 minutes, 4/day 2 large separate spaces to accommodate large exhibit (gym works fine) and drum circles@ 30 students/session; 6 or 7 large tables in exhibit area; access to areas the day before for set- up; chairs for drum circle $2700/3 days $900/3 days

REFERENCES: Renee Halpin, Stoneville Elementary School, 336-573-4000 Brenda Russell, Chowan Arts Council, 252-482-8005 WEB SITE: www.thehealingforce.moonfruit.com

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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Mimi Herman ABOUT THE ARTIST: Mimi Herman transforms lives. She has taught over 25,000 students and teachers—many of whom would rather scrub a bathtub than write a poem—to fall in love with writing. She provides what each student and teacher needs: active listening and consultation, a good dose of writing technique, and the belief that they can do wonderful things.

RESIDENCY: Poetry in the Classroom: Can you smell your grandmother’s cookies baking? Dive into a cool swimming pool on a steamy August day? Mimi Herman leads your students to writing and makes them think. As they swim through memory and imagination, they learn to express themselves clearly through imagery, metaphor and simile.

The Poetry of Ecosystems (STEAM): Your students will fall in love with poetry and learn to respect the environment, as they explore how animal and plants interact to form ecosystems.

Landform Poetry (STEAM): Discover how landforms make poetry of the landscape through rich metaphors and word choices that deepen student understanding of science and social studies.

Coming to America: Arrive at Ellis Island in 1901, with only a trunk and your “family.” As we immigrate, we integrate, weaving poetry and drama with Social Studies to explore the process of becoming an American.

Butterfly Life Cycle: Butterflies will come to life in your classroom as students write poems, create paste paper collages and choreograph dances to demonstrate the life cycle of a butterfly.

Grade Level/Maximums: Special Populations: Technical Requirements: Total Fee:

Your School’s Portion:

2-12, 30 students, 60 minutes, 4 /day ESL Whiteboard, Smartboard and/or computer/document projector. Stool, if possible. $4000 per week $1334 per week

WORKSHOPS: Word Bowl Poetry: This workshop teaches the highly flexible and fun Word Bowl approach to poetry to deepen your students’ understanding of vocabulary and ideas across the curriculum. (K-12th grade students, teachers and families).

Coming to America: Arrive at Ellis Island in 1901, with only a trunk and your “family.” As we immigrate, we integrate, weaving poetry and drama with Social Studies to explore the process of becoming an American. (4th-12th grade students, teachers and families).

How to Solve any Teaching Problem through the Arts: In this workshop, we’ll look for those standards that your students just don’t understand, no matter how you try to teach them, and find ways you can use every art form—creative writing, dance, music, theatre arts and visual art—to make them exciting and accessible. (teachers, all grades).

Grade Level/Maximums: Special Populations: Technical Requirements: Total Fee:

Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 40 students, 2 hours, 3/day ESL, teachers, families Table & chairs for all participants, whiteboard or projector. $606/1 ; $1100/2 same school/same day $303/1 ; $550/2 same school/same day

REFERENCES: Ragen Carlile, United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County 919-839-1498 Andra Willis, 919-610-7914 WEB SITE: www.mimiherman.com www.writeaways.com

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Hobey Ford’s Golden Rod Puppets

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Fee:

Your School’s Portion:

K-6, 350 students, 50 minutes, 3/day Will provide all tech for schools. Need access to electrical outlet. $716 /1, $1320/2 same day/same school $358 /1, $660/2 same day/same school

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Fee:

Your School’s Portion:

2-6, 30 students, 50-60 minutes; 4/day Supply list available (primarily school art supplies) $304/1 in conjuction with performance or for multiple workshops $152/1 in conjuction with performance or for multiple workshops

REFERENCES: Jay Crofford, David Cox Elementary, 980-343-6540 Ginny Zehr, United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County, 919-839-1498 WEBSITE: www.loydartists.com

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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WORKSHOPS: Shadow Puppetry Student Workshops for 2nd-6th graders, Hobey combines storytelling with shadow puppetry and brings a variety of cultures to life in the classroom through favorite stories. During this workshop, Hobey will demonstrate shadow puppetry and teach students to make a simple “rod” puppet, basically a character’s body on one or more sticks. Students will become familiar with tales from several different cultures, ultimately choosing one to illustrate with their own easily-made shadow puppets and learn shadow puppetry performance techniques.

LITERARY

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Hobey Ford’s performances incorporate a variety of puppetry styles: Bunraku, rod, marionettes, “Foamies” and shadow puppetry. He adapts tales from various cultures for many of his performances, always adding a special “Golden Rod” twist. He designs and constructs all of his Golden Rod puppets and the beautiful sets that surround them. Hobey tours a repertoire of up to six performances for preschool to middle school students with various curricular focus. Each performance is accompanied by a study guide.

THEATER ARTS

ABOUT THE ARTIST: Winner of the UNIMA Citation for Excellence and three Jim Henson Foundation grants, Hobey Ford is known for his excellence in puppetry performance and craft as well as his skill as a master storyteller. Hobey designs and constructs all of his Golden Rod puppets. Hobey’s performances present puppetry styles and traditional tales from the United States and around the world.

Hot Horns ABOUT THE ARTISTS: Hot Horns is a vibrant and entertaining musical ensemble that regularly travels presenting interactive, educational concerts and master-classes. Led by trumpeter, Glen Johnson, Hot Horns is the premiere educational ensemble of its kind. Unique to Hot Horns is its all-inclusive instrumentation and its burnin’ arrangements. Hot Horns incorporates its trademark combinations of various brass, woodwind, and percussion instruments, all performed by six friendly, enthusiastic musicians with backgrounds in education. The group performs various genres of music from classical to jazz, rock to pop and more.

The ensemble was originally founded in 1995. Since that time, the group has toured Korea (1999), received first prize at the New York Brass Conference – International Brass Quintet Competition (2003). Hot Horns has worked with Young Audiences in most of the lower 48 states to bring educational concerts to diverse audiences of children at hundreds of schools throughout the country.

MUSIC

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Brass Can Do Anything (K-5) Beginning with a blast from a prehistoric cow horn, Hot Horns engages students in an action packed program, musically portraying the history of the brass family from “past to present.”

All That Jazz: History of American Jazz (6-12) The history of jazz, America’s own musical art form, is presented in a swinging, foot-tapping, highly accessible way through this Hot Horns show.

Pop to Rock (K-12) Popular music has evolved over the ages. From the crowds that regularly attended concerts by the Sousa Band to Katy Perry, the music is the key to the public reception and popularity. Students are guaranteed to recognize the music, and will be singing along and dancing in their seats before the show is over.

Music of the Movies (K-12) Featuring some of the most famous and recognizable themes while showing that music itself paints a vivid picture, this show will also engage the students in various participatory activities and interplay with the performers.

Grade Level/Maximums: Special Populations: Technical Requirements:

Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 300 students, 45-50 minutes, 6/day Special needs students Microphone & Microphone Stand, Gymnasium with or without a stage, five black concert style stands $1210/1 or 2 same school/same day $605/1 or 2 same school/same day

REFERENCES: Helen Meyer, The United Arts Council of Raleigh/Wake County, 919-839-1498 ext. 210 Kurtis Donnelly, Young Audiences of Maryland, 410-837-7577 ext. 113 WEBSITE: www.baystreetbrassworks.com

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Hunk-Ta-Bunk-Ta Music by Katherine Dines ABOUT THE ARTISTS: Katherine Dines has performed for audiences of all ages and sizes around the globe since 1992. Featuring traditional and original songs from her 12 national award-winning Hunk-Ta-Bunk-Ta albums, her performances are highly interactive and a creative combination of movement, story songs, sign language, zany props and more.

She also facilitates a number of workshops as well as in-services for educators.

K-4, unlimited # of students, 45-60 minutes, 3/day Autistic, Blind and Deaf Large table for props, small PA system, armless chair or stool, extension cord if outlet is more then 6’ from performing area $386/1, $550/2 same school/same day $193/1, $275/2 same school/same day

RESIDENCY: Hunk-Ta-Bunk-Ta Write a Song! Students ages 5-12 write their own lyrics as a group then ass rhythm and a melody.

In smaller groups and in longer residencies where time allows, students may write and record their own song. Students may also have the option of choreographing and performing their song for parents, the school or the community. This residency works well for PTO, end of year or other special events.

Please visit www.hunktabunkta.com for more information.

Grade Level/Maximums: Special Populations: Technical Requirements:

Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-4, 100 students, 45-60 minutes, 5/day Autistic, Blind and Deaf Flip newsprint (blank) chart or computer and large screen, 3 colored markers, Blank CD’s for replication (if desired), prefer a quiet place for focus and to avoid moving equiptment $1500/5 days $500/5 days

PK-4, 50 students, 45 minutes; 5/day Autistic, Blind and Deaf Contact artist for details $220/1 only in conjunction with performance $110/1 only in conjunction with performance

REFERENCES: Michelle Sheldro, Think 360 Arts For Learning, 720-904-8890 Hillary Cole Davis, Happy Dog Ranch, 720-334-2428 WEBSITE: www.hunktabunkta.com

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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WORKSHOPS: Hunk-Ta-Bunk-Ta FUN!-(PreK-1) Literacy through music and movement, Hunk-Ta-Bunk-Ta MAKIN’ MUSIC! – (K-4) Select and make one of 22 different instruments, Hunk-Ta-Bunk-Ta CHANTS AND SOUNDS -(3-4) The history behind rhythmic chants and songs from around the globe, Hunk-Ta-Bunk-Ta BULLY PROOF! -(K-4) Musical activities that encourage cooperation, acceptance and kindness, Hunk-Ta-Bunk-Ta WRITE-A-SONG! -(K-4) A group of students create lyrics to a song and record it. If time allows, students may choreograph and perform their song, Hunk-Ta-Bunk-Ta WACKY WORDS! -(3-4) An English language adventure through songs, visual props, movement, and musical activities.

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ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Hunk-Ta-Bunk-Ta Music- Assemblies can be targeted to specific themes and age groups. Songs and activities connect directly to National Standards and provide students with a deeper understanding of and appreciation for the songwriting process. Example Dream Big: The purpose of this assembly is to motivate students to become more creative as well as encourages self- expression, communication and self-esteem. Skills, Concepts and Curricular Goals: K.MR.1- Builds an understanding of how to respond to music and music performances.

K.CR.1.1.- Use music to illustrate how people express themselves differently. (Please visit website www. hunktabunkta.com for other assemblies offered.)

Billy Jonas ABOUT THE ARTIST: A Billy Jonas concert is an explosion of energy! In singalongs, bangalongs, whisperalongs, as well as improvised songs, his primary instrument is the audience. Billy’s original pieces are played on fanciful “industrial re-percussion” - instruments made from found objects. Billy has been an international performer and educator for over three decades.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Billy performs original material composed to meet the needs of specific age groups (K-5th, middle school, high school). His concerts inform and inspire the audience to be aware of the environment around them, including one another. Students are encouraged to creatively recycle materials. Middle and high school concerts teach the traditions of folk music and their role in society.

The audience participates actively in each song with rhythm, movement and singing.

Grade Level/Maximums: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 350 students, 45-50 minutes, 2/day $826 /1, $1430/2 same school/same day $413/1, $715/2 same school/same day

WEB SITE: www.billyjonas.com

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VISUAL ARTS

REFERENCES: Charlene McLaurin, ,Howard Hall Elementary, charlenemclaurin@ccs.k12.nc.us Susan Coleman, Armstrong Elementary, Scole1406@embarqmail.com

“Music expresses that which cannot be said and on which it is impossible to be silent.”

— Victor Hugo

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Sheila Kerrigan ABOUT THE ARTIST: The Mime Who Talks! has performed and taught in schools and communities in 22 states. Kerrigan wrote The Performer’s Guide to the Collaborative Process. She taught Community-Based Performance at Duke and arts integration and collaboration with A+ Schools and the Southeast Center for Arts Integration. Partnering with teachers, she integrates theatre and dance with Common Core and Essential Standards.

Grade Level/Maximums: Special Populations: Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

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ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: In “The Mime Who Talks!” Kerrigan can’t find a box she fits inside. Everybody knows mimes are silent, but she talks!

She struggles against invisible forces that try to silence her. Everybody knows jugglers throw up and catch, but she drops!

She tells a story about the importance of failure on the road to success. She tells a story about how positive thinking helps us achieve our goals. She gives a lecture-demonstration that connects mime stories to literary stories. She even performs silent mime! The show includes audience interaction. Curricular connections: English, Theatre Arts, PE, Healthful Living, Guidance.

3-8, 350 students, 45-50 minutes, 3/day ADHD, ADD, MH, BEH, Youth at risk, ESL, hearing imparied Clean, smooth floor. Audience must be able to see the floor of the performance space. $634/1; $964/2 same school/same day; $1760/4/ 2 days, 2 schools, $4400/ 10 $317/1; $482/2 same school/same day; $880/4/ 2 days, 2 schools, $2200/ 10

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RESIDENCY: Mime: K-12 Students express thoughts, feelings, and stories using their bodies, collaborate to create mime pieces (ELA.SL).Communicate! Collaborate! Mime!--Let’s Work Together: K-8 Students learn through mime to attend to a partner, lead, follow, make and accept creative offers (ELA.SL). Teacher’s Choice Arts-Intergrated Residency: K-8 Design with the Artist a residency that uses Drama or Dance to teach CC& ES subjects you choose. What Were They Thinking? Figures from History or Literature Speak: 3-8 Students dramatically explore characters, write in their voices, perform their writing (SS, ELA.W, SL). Using Drama to Discover Details for Narratives: 3-8 (ELA.W) Mime, Body Language, & Movement for Actors: 6-12 Create Original Performance – students collaborate to create a performance on an issue of importance: 6-12 (15 day residency).

Grade Level/Maximums: K-12, 28 students, 45-60 minutes, 5 /day Special Populations: ADHD, ADD, MH, BEH, Youth at Risk, ESL, hearing impaired Technical Requirements: Space on the wall to post; space on the board, space for students to move, writing materials.

Total Fee: $1050/3 days, $1700/ 5 days Your School’s Portion: $350/3 days, $567/ 5 days

WORKSHOPS: Teachers: “How Do I Get My Students to Collaborate and Create?!”— ELA.SL requires students to speak and listen in group discussions. This experiential workshop gives teachers group-process methods to build speaking and listening skills. 3 hours. “Creating a Cooperative Classroom for Drama Integration”— How do we give students the safety and skills they need--cooperation, collaboration, focus and self-control--to learn through movement and drama? Participate and find out. 3 hours. “What Were They Thinking?—Writing in the Voice of Figures from History” Discover how to use the power of drama to boost student writing. 3 hours K-12: “Mime” “Juggling” Grade Level/Maximums: Special Populations:

Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 30 students, 1-3 hours, 5/day ADHD, ADD, MH, BEH, Youth at Risk, ESL, hearing impaired, teachers, staff $496/3 hour workshop; $550/4 1- hour workshops $248/3 hour workshop; $275/4 1- hour workshops

REFERENCES: Shana Adams, Durham Arts Council, 919-560-2718 Stephanie Walker, Saluda River Academy, 803-739-4095 WEB SITE: www.mimewhotalks.com

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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Kids’ Dramatix ABOUT THE ARTISTS: Kids’ Dramatix (dra-MAT-ix) is a Waldorf-inspired Elementary Education Theatre Arts program based in Fayetteville, NC. We infuse core curriculum concepts and creative dramatics to make learning meaningful and fun!

Our focus is in the PROCESS. We nurture young creative minds, develop self-confidence and promote assertiveness, creative problem solving, positive self-expression, and teamwork.

RESIDENCY: “FROM THE PAGE TO THE STAGE (K-5) The ultimate exercise in critical thinking application is wrapped up right in this program! The participants will collaborate to create an original production adapted from a story. Throughout the residency, the participants will experience the process of sculpting a staged performance piece from a literal text- collectively interpreted be development, staging, plot analysis, story structure, and elements of technical theatre.

Each residency consists of 10 sessions 2 hours in length.

(It is recommended to schedule 2 sessions per week for 5 weeks.)

Grade Level/Maximums: Special Populations: Technical: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-5, 25 students, 2 hours, 10/days Hearing impaired Open space for storage of props, etc.

1 residency/ $1200 2 hours/ 10 sessions, 2 residencies/ $2000 1 residency/ $400 2 hours/ 10 sessions, 2 residencies/ $667

WORKSHOPS: “CREATIVE DRAMATICS, A STORY, AND YOU!” (K-5) Students actively engage in drama games and experiment with improvisation. With concepts and skills developed from creative/ kinesthetic brainstorming the participants will apply these techniques as they analyze and interpret a piece of literature. Throughout the process, the participants will explore the endless options of their interpretive performance and set out to discover how IMAGINATION is the limit! Students will experiment with acting styles, character development, elements of technical theatre, and their personal role in shaping a collaborative (informal) production.

Grade Level/Maximums: Special Populations: Technical: Fee:

Your School’s Portion:

K-5, 30 students, 60 minutes, 4/day Hearing impaired Open space for storage of props, etc. $138/1 hour workshop; $248/ 2 workshops same day/same school, $440/4 workshops same day/same school $69/1 hour workshop; $124/ 2 workshops same day/same school, $220/4 workshops same day/same school

REFERENCES: Sian Panter, Mary McArthur Elementary, (910) 424-2206 Kara Strauch, Fayetteville Academy (910) 868-5131 WEB SITE: www.kidsdramatix.com

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Erik Klaus ABOUT THE ARTIST: A graduate from the Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Art, Erik Klaus has been published and worked professionally on various indie projects. He teaches Saturday classes at the Kubert School as well as to other schools to talk and draw. Erik live drawings at festivals and conventions and is a regular sketch artist at Zapp Comics.

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

6-12, 100 students, 60 minutes Easel and/or whiteboard $660/1; $1210/2 same school/same day $330/1; $605/2 same school/same day

REFERENCES: Carol Thomas, The Kubert School, 973-361-1327, cthomas@ubertschool.edu Corry Brown, Zapp Comics, 937-628-4500 WEB SITE: www.behance.net/erikklaus

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Creating Comics: The purpose of this program is to educate and inspire the next generation of visual storytellers and encourage art in general.

Comic Books and Manga are everywhere, but what does it take to make one? Using a hybrid method of talking and live drawing, Erik will illustrate some of the basics of drawing comic book art and will discuss some of the best ways to create comics today.

Things like anatomy, construction, perspective, panel layout and page flow will be addressed. Superheroes will be drawn and fun will be had. Keeping a daily sketchbook and drawing from life will be stressed. Imagination and exaggeration in art will be encouraged. Erik will talk about some of the different traditional methods and materials that can be used for drawing comics (as well as their current digital alternatives) and will demonstrate how to use those methods and materials when possible.

Younger age groups will have a stronger emphasis on basic drawing. Older age groups will have more emphasis on visual narrative and sequential storytelling.

DANCE

Living Rhythms

THEATER ARTS

ABOUT THE ARTIST: Do you want a truly interactive experience in which your students are the stars?

We provide a drum for every student in our workshops, and our performances are an action-packed adventure with African Drum and Dance. Looking for someone who can really connect with your students? Living Rhythms has worked with over 170,000 students throughout the US for the last 16 years.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Off your seat and on your feet! Your students are part of the show from the very first note during this truly interactive adventure through the world of West African Drum and Dance! With nonstop audience participation, the entire student body becomes a part of the music and dance, while learning about West African history and sharpening their abilities with respect, communication and teamwork. This program is specifically designed around Common Core Standards, touching on multiple Anchor Standards for Social Studies, Language, and Arts Education. Featuring a surprise teacher participation twist as the grand finale!

Grade Level/Maximums: K-5, unlimited students, 45-60 minutes, 2/day Special Populations: Learning Disabilities (LD), Emotional Disorder (ED), Exceptional Children (EC) Technical Requirements: Large space or stage, one microphone with PA system, access to space at least 1 hour

prior to performance.

Total Fee: $1156/1 morning performance; $990/1 afternoon performance Your School’s Portion: $578/1 morning performance; $495/1 afternoon performance

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RESIDENCY: Put a drum in your students’ hands and teach them to dance! A drum is provided for each student, and participants learn music and songs that represent the folkloric traditions of several different African ethnic groups. Students learn the dances that historically accompany the musical selections. Students get a first-hand experience of how the values of listening, teamwork, and respect directly contribute to our success - both artistically and personally. This program is specifically designed around Common Core Standards, touching on multiple Anchor Standards for Reading, Math, Social Studies, Language, and Arts Education. Featuring a culminating student performance!

Grade Level/Maximums: Special Populations: Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 30 students, 45-60 minutes, 3 days/5 days including student performance Learning Disabilities (LD), Emotional Disorder (ED), Exceptional Children (EC) Space and chairs for 30 students and two artists to sit in a circle $2900/3 days with student performance; $4750/5 days with student performance $967/3 days with student performance; $1584/5 days with student performance

WORKSHOPS: Same program as residency with the exception of no student performance.

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Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 30 students, 45-60 minutes, 3 days/ 5days including student performance Learning Disabilities (LD), Emotional Disorder (ED), Exceptional Children (EC) Space and chairs for 25 students and two artists to sit in a circle, located where the sound of drumming will not disturb others. $1156/6 sessions $578/6 sessions

REFERENCES: Carol Thomas, The Kubert School, 973-361-1327, cthomas@ubertschool.edu Corry Brown, Zapp Comics, 937-628-4500 WEB SITE: www.livingrhythms.com

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Zak Morgan ABOUT THE ARTISTS: Zak has performed more than 2,500 concerts for children.

His first CD, “Bloom”, was met with awards and “Best of” listings. His CD “When Bullfrogs Croak,” was nominated for a GRAMMY. Zak released a DVD, “Zakland”, and a CD about the golden rule. In 2012, Morgan signed with myKaZoo Music/ Universal Music Enterprises and released “The Barber of the Beasts”.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES:

Zak Morgan’s performances are filled with musical stories, laughter and warmth as he encourages children to learn through reading skills, facts included in the songs, imagination and believing in themselves. Students use their voices and body movements to join in the fun. Morgan’s educational concerts offer study guides with activities for music education and arts integration. Concerts for Pre-K to 2nd focus on confidence building, reading and listening and imagination. Concerts for 3rd - 5th teach life science facts through music, literary devices and elements of a story. All concerts teach basic music lessons including simple rhythmic, melodic and chordal patterns.

Grade Level/Maximums: Special Populations: Technical: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-5, 350 students, 45-50 mins, 3/day Special education classes Clean area (dry if outdoors) 15 x 15 x 12, electrical outlet nearby, bottled water. $716/1; $1320/2 same day/same school $358/1; $660/2 same day/same school

RESIDENCY: Like his show, Zak Morgan’s creative writing residencies use music and storytelling to exercise the imagination and encourage reading. Over the course of four sessions, students learn the basic elements of a good story, create their own story, turn their story into a song, and record their very own CD. 1-4, 30 students, 45 minutes, 3-5 day Hearing impaired Erase Board, newsprint/markers, drawing materials for each student $1000/per day (3 day minimum) $334/per day (3 day minimum)

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REFERENCES: Amy Schardein, Kenton Public Library, Amy.Schardein@kentonlibrary.org Joyce Bonomini, Cincinnati Arts, jbonomini@cincinnatiarts.org WEB SITE: www.zakmorgan.com www.loydartists.com

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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Leni Newell

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ABOUT THE ARTIST: Leni Newell is an award winning, well-established professional artist creating strong, thought-provoking work since 1986.

She holds a BA in Art Education. She has conducted popular, successful and highly sought after residencies in over 200 schools since 1993. Newell’s work has been exhibited in galleries, museums and juried shows across the country and can be found in numerous corporate collections. The strength of Newell’s highly successful and motivating residencies comes from her love of both teaching and children, which allows her creativity to inspire students and staff alike.

RESIDENCY: BANNERS (Grades: 4-12) Students collaborate with Newell to create large, vibrant, impressive banners that are permanently installed in your school lobby or other location of your choice.

These bright, colorful hangings bring a child-centered, creative and arts friendly atmosphere to your school. Using vibrant fabric dyes, students from grades 3-12 will enjoy learning silk painting techniques to complete these wonderful banners. The theme of this legacy gift is decided by the school. This residency is a great way to encourage a community spirit at your school, as the artist encourages all school staff and parents to participate!

Students keep a journal that is appropriate for meeting Language Arts requirements of descriptive writing.

The materials fee includes up to 5 banners.

BATIK Fiber Art (Grades: 4-12) Students create their own individual, exciting Batiks, and develop an understanding of this success oriented, self-esteem boosting, fiber art form with both African and Indonesian roots. This unusual process involves melted wax and vibrant fabric dyes. With input from teachers, the subjects of the Batiks can be integrated with and enhance your Social Studies or Science curriculum. For example, eco systems, rain forests, Latin American designs, etc. Students keep a journal that can meet several Language Arts requirements. Many schools use this Batik Residency year after year to become a tradition in a particular grade, such as 5th grade. There are opportunities to create an additional batik as a legacy gift that serves as a community builder, with school staff and parents being encouraged to participate.

UNDERSTANDING ABSTRACTION THROUGH COLLAGE (Grades: 10-12) Students create richly layered surfaces that will become strong abstract collages. This residency encourages students to “think outside the box”, see beyond the obvious and learn how to turn the concrete into the abstract. Students will work with unusual Japanese rice papers and a variety of media in new and different ways. Constructive critiquing will be ongoing. Elements of good design and presentation techniques will be discussed, as these collages would be appropriate for inclusion in college art portfolios and national art shows.

Grade Level/Maximums:

4-12, 25 students, 2-4 classes per day, 3 classes with block scheduling

Technical Requirements: Art room or other available room with sink, 2 parent volunteers for grades 4-5 Total Fee: Batik Residency $2400/ 5 days

Collage Residency $2400/ 5 days

Silk Residency $3000/ 5 days Your School’s Portion: Batik Residency $800/ 5 days

Collage Residency $800/ 5days

Banner Residency $1000/ 5 days REFERENCES: Belinda Best, Conn Elementary, 919-865-7637 Jennifer McIntyre, Timber Drive Elementary, (919) 773-9102 WEBSITE: www.leninewell.com

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ABOUT THE ARTIST: North Carolina Youth Tap Ensemble engages students with a dynamic, educational and inspiring program for various grade levels from elementary to high school. NCYTE performances include brief stories about the history of tap dance and information about a variety of styles of rhythmic dance including traditional rhythm tap, South African Gumboot, French Canadian Waltz, Irish Step, Soft Show and Body Percussion.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: North Carolina Youth Tap Ensemble Presents Percussive Dance Review This non-stop percussive dance review carries student, family and adult audiences into a wide world of percussive dance. The performance is peppered with stories, history, and facts about the forms presented. The performance includes pieces ranging historically and geographically from traditional rhythm tap, South African Gumboot, French Canadian Waltz Clog, Irish Step Dance, a Tribute to Vaudeville throwing in a few unique twists from NCYTE including song, body percussion, pencil drumming and even Taiko drumming! Students will be learning about dance from professional level dancers from 8 years to 18 years. An extensive study guide accompanies each educational concert of this production. Educational concerts are appropriate for elementary, middle and high school.

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Your School’s Portion:

3-12, 400 students, 50 minutes, 3/day Hardwood surface, preferably at least 30’ x 30’ (minimum 20’ x 16’); Artist can offer Lecture Demonstration in smaller space and provide hardwood surface; Artist will provide sound system. $1100/1; $1,650/2 same school/same day $550/1; $825/2 same school/same day

WORKSHOPS: NCYTE Lecture Demonstration North Carolina Youth Tap Ensemble is available for lecture demonstrations of the history and forms of percussive dance for students in smaller venues and smaller audiences. This lecture demonstration in- cludes many of the forms presented in the larger Percussive Dance Review. The dancer provides infor- mation on the form and a demonstration.

Students will be learning about dance from professional level dancers from 8 years to 18 years. An extensive study guide accompanies these lecture demonstrations. The lecture demonstration is best for 3rd to high school.

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Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

3-12, 40 students, 45-50 minutes, 4/day Classroom or meeting room; dancers can provide wooden floor panels for lecture demonstration; Artist will provide sound if needed. $276/1 (multiple or with a performance) $138/1 (multiple or with a performance)

REFERENCES: Kathleen O’Rawe Clabby, St. Mary Magdalene School, 919-657-4800 Dr. Bonnie H. Duckworth, Charlotte Country Day School, 704-943-4663 WEB SITE: www.ncyte.org

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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Tony Peacock ABOUT THE ARTIST: Tony Peacock has been visiting North Carolina classrooms since 1998. He brings a genuine love of our state and its people to each school he visits. A graduate of Mount Olive College and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, his experience as a published newspaper columnist, essayist, short story writer and novelist make for inspiring writing presentations to students. Tony is also a former National Hollerin’ Champion, a skill that he often demonstrates joyfully for deserving residency and workshop participants. His classes have been called “an amazing story of connecting and bonding.”

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RESIDENCY AND WORKSHOPS: Tony offers 3-day and 5-day writing residency programs. These residencies involve working with the same students each day and generally focus on narrative writing.

However, each program is specifically designed to emphasize grade-level curriculum goals and objectives being studied at the time. Tony works closely with classroom teachers to plan residencies that encourage the development of each student’s voice. He uses planning strategies and sensory image exercises to teach a writing process that builds self-esteem and promotes the sharing of stories.

Tony offers writing workshops by the day that are fun as well as educational. He motivates students to think about and experience the power of self-expression through the written word. Tony uses a variety of visualization techniques when teaching. In order to maximize student interest, he incorporates the art of storytelling, music and/or hands-on exercises into each writing workshop.

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical requirements: Residency Fee: Your School’s Portion: Workshop Fee: Your School’s Portion:

3-5, 35 students, 60 minutes, 4/day Normal classroom. Copies as needed. $1125/3 days, $1600/5 days $375/3 days, $534/5 days $440/1 day $220/1 day

REFERENCES: MaLinda Turnage, Meadow Elementary School, 919-894-4226 Brenda Jones, Lacy Elementary School, 919-881-4920

“It’s all a big game of construction, some with a brush, some with a shovel, some choose a pen.”

— Jackson Pollock

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Charles Pettee- Hear the Sound of NC Bluegrass Music!

ABOUT THE ARTIST: Charles Pettee, (pronounced “Petty”), has delighted audiences with a tasty blend of original and traditional music seasoned at more than 5,000 performances throughout the US, Canada, and Europe. He is a founding member of the world-traveling Shady Grove Band, and is currently working on his thirteenth full length CD/album. His original songs have received airplay worldwide. His love and mastery of southern string music have made him a sought-after performer in educational settings for over twenty years. He currently resides in Chapel Hill, NC with his wife and two boys.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Kids will laugh, clap, and sing with a variety of traditional songs, as well as meet the banjo, guitar, mandolin, and harmonica in the interactive program “Catch the Bluegrass Bug” (preK-2 family shows, libraries). NC and US history come to life for older kids (formats for both grades 3-5 & 6-8) wih an age-appropriate tapestry of music styles from the 1800s to Blues, Bluegrass, and early Rock, in the interactive “Bluegrass Stomp” performance. All of Mr. Pettee’s educational shows align with NC Essential Standards in Music and Social Studies.

Grade Level/Maximums: K-12, 600 students, 50 minutes, 3 /day Special Populations: Hearing and seeing impaired, physically and mentally disabled Technical Requirements: Artist provides sound equipment. 1 1/2 hour set-up time prior to first presentation.

Total Fee: $550/1; $880/ 2 same school/same day Your School’s Portion: $275/1; $440/ 2 same school/same day

RESIDENCY: With classroom sessions full of clapping and singing, plus a different focus instrument for each day, students will learn about different types of folk music, the influences of historic and modern cultures, the science of sound, and even write their own folk song (5-day residency only), in Mr Pettee’s three to five day residency “Hear the Sound: Digging for the Roots of Bluegrass.” The five day residency also features an assembly performance for the whole school in which the students present their original song to the school! Offered to grades 2-5.

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2-5, 50 students, 50 minutes, 5/day Visually impaired $450/ day $150/ day

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WORKSHOPS: Mr. Pettee will gladly come to any classroom either before or after an assembly performance to go deeper with program content, sing together, and let the students share thoughts while experiencing the instruments up close.

K-12, 50 students, 50 minutes, 2/day Visually impaired $166/1 only in conjunction with performance $83/1 only in conjunction with performance

REFERENCES: Ava Hughes, Arts Partnership of Spartanburg, SC, 864-278-9693 Chris Becom, School of Raleigh, 919-848-1545 WEB SITE: www.charlespettee.com

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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Poetry Alive!

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ABOUT THE ARTISTS: For over 30 years, Poetry Alive! has been presenting highenergy poetry shows for audiences of all ages. Poetry Alive! presents verse as theatre, transforming poems into scripts and audience members into fellow actors. The result is a non-stop tour de force of words with a hint of sorrow, a dash of silliness, and every emotion in between.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Poetry Alive!’s high energy assembly shows are presented by a team of two professional performers. A typical 35-50 minute show includes 20-25 poems tailored to fit the age and interests of the audience. The poems, memorized and performed theatrically are found in textbooks and anthologies. The performances are entertaining and participatory, which leaves audiences with a greater appreciation and understanding of poetry. Even the most jaded student will leave thinking “poetry is cool.”

Grade Level/Maximums: Special Populations: Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 400 students, 45 minutes, 4/day ESL, autism spectrum, visually and hearing impaired, dyslexic Two sturdy straight back chairs (no arms), two bottles of water, a podium or music stand, two microphones (with or without cords) with mic stands, a stage is preferred, lighting control where possible. $330 /1 performance, $594/ 2 same school/same day, $892/3 same school/same day $165 /1 performance, $297/ 2 same school/same day, $446/3 same school/same day

RESIDENCY: Poetry Alive! creates personalized, week-long residencies culminating in a student poetry performance at the end of the week. Students learn poetry, performance skills and how to work with each other to achieve a common goal.

The residency provides 2 artists working with students each day ,which allows for individualized, professional coaching and support. Students are empowered through analysis of text, and learn valuable presentation skills as well as expert tricks and tips for combating shyness and stage fright. Students also make cross-curriculum connections that encourage creative problem-solving, critical thinking and collaboration.

Grade Level/Maximums: Special Populations: Technical Requirements: Total Fee Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 35 students, 45 minutes, 5/day ESL, autism spectrum, visually and hearing impaired, dyslexic Two straight back chairs (no arms), whiteboard, 2 bottles of water, podium or music stand $2500/4-5 days $834/4-5 days

WORKSHOPS: Poetry Alive! performers are available to visit individual classrooms to work directly with smaller groups. Using the assembly show as a springboard, Poetry Alive! will demonstrate how the students can use performance techniques to experience poetry more fully. Poetry Alive! also conducts short, after-school workshops that introduce educators to the basics of using performance as a pathway to understanding, experiencing, and appreciating poetry.

Grade Level/Maximums: Special Populations: Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 35 students, 45 minutes, 5/day ESL, autism spectrum, visually and hearing impaired, dyslexic Two straight back chairs (no arms), whiteboard, 2 bottles of water, podium or music stand $166/1 only in conjunction with performance $83/1 only in conjunction with performance

REFERENCES: Nancy Childress, Ashley Elementary School, 910-484-4156 Nicole O’Connor, Alma Easom School, 910-485-0194 WEB SITE: www.poetryalive.com

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Professor READY

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ABOUT THE ARTISTS: Sonny Kelly is a doctoral student at UNC Chapel Hill, with degrees from Stanford University and St. Mary’s University. Sonny has served in the Air Force, corporate sales, college admissions, college Speech & Communications instruction, and church youth ministry. He had performed professionally on stage and television for over 2 decades. Sonny’s passion for educating and empowering others is unmistakable.

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ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Sonny Kelly/ “Professor READY” is a master of storytelling, Shakespear, theater arts, poetry and spoken word. He captures the imaginations of audiences of all ages with the power of words. Whether speaking English or Spanish, this artist knows how to use humor, drama and intellect to engage large and small crowds. If you want to inspire your students to reach for more in life, motivate them to achieve excellence in all that they do, and engage them with dramatic arts and literacy, then Professor READY is the artist for the job! With over 20 years of experience as a professional actor, over a decade of youth work, and a Master’s Degree in Communication Studies, this artist knows the smart way to tap into the hearts and minds of your students. At a Professor READY performance, you can expect students to learn how to be more accountable, honest, faithful, friendly, corageous, tolerant and committed to excellence in themselves and their community.

K-12, 1000 students, 45 minutes, 5/day Spanish-Speaking One microphone (preferrably wireless) and two large easels. $770/1; $1100/2 same school/same day $385/1; $550/2 same school/same day

WORKSHOPS: In “The Power of Words” ( POW!) Workshop, Professor READY brings over two decades of professional theater and screen acting experience, a love for Shakespear, and over a decade of experience working with youth groups. In this workshop students are guided through the process of reading, understanding, appreciating and dramatizing literary works. It can be modified for any age group, with the objectives of helping students to memorize and dramatize literature, write their own skits, poems and pieces for dramatic interpretation. For more sophisticated students, this workshop guides them on a journey to discover jewels of some of William Shakespeare’s greatest works (Othello, Romeo & Juliet, and Hamlet to name a few.) During each workshop students will get hands-on experience with difficult literary material, and explore ways of making it more approachable and easier to memorize and learn. Students will also be empowered to create their own brief literary workd (i.e. poems, skits and short stories.)

Grade Level/Maximums: K-12, 50 students, 60-90 minutes, 2/day Special Populations: Spanish-Speaking Total Fee: $1100/1 Your School’s Portion: $550/1 REFERENCES: Cornelia Cox, Ayden Elementary School,252-558-3662 Anne McFadyen, Brentwood Elementary School, 910-864-5310

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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Red Herring Puppets ABOUT THE ARTISTS: Red Herring Puppets, an award-winning professional puppet company, delights young audiences with lively and informative productions. Lisa Sturz, artistic director, worked with Henson Productions, Disney Imagineering, Lucasfilm, PBS, Ice Capades, UNC-TV, the Asheville Symphony and The Lyric Opera of Chicago. Lisa is a certified teaching artist and specializes in curriculum based performances and residencies.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: ELECTRICITY! (1-6) Learn how the discovery of Earth’s invisible magnetic force and static electricity led to inventions such as the lightning rod, battery, motor, and light bulb.

HANSEL & GRETEL (K-5) Classic tale about temptation and empowerment.

ADVENTURES IN FOLKLORE (K-5) Stories from France, India, “Jack and the Beanstalk” and “The Three Little Pigs”.

LITTLE ONE INCH (K-6) This enchanting coming-of-age folktale from Japan features a scrolling backdrop, elaborate scenery and beautifully crafted marionettes.

Grade Level/Maximums: K-6, 400 students, 50 minutes, 4/day Technical Requirements: Our shows are self-contained. We bring our own sound system and use general lighting.

We prefer a raised stage, but it is not essential.

Total Fee: $826-$1100/1; $1100-$1540/2 same school/same day Your School’s Portion: $413-$550/1; $550-$770/2 same school/same day

*Cost varies for different shows, please call for details RESIDENCY: We offer a wide range of programs in puppet related areas for K-12 and staff. Most five day residencies involve creating a curriculum-based script, crafting puppets, recording dialogue, and student performance.

SAMPLE TOPICS: Electricity, Life Cycles, Weather, Folktales, History of Flight, Butterfly Migration, Mythology SAMPLE TECHNIQUES: shadow puppets , hand puppets, animation with overhead projectors, scarf marionettes, recycled rod puppets, patterning in foam, toy theatre, bunraku and masks. Please contact us for specifics and materials.

We also work with students to create puppets and costumes for school productions like Beauty and the Beast.

Grade Level/Maximums: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 25 students, 50 minutes, 4/day $2500/5 days, plus materials $834/5 days, plus materials

WORKSHOPS: SHADOW PUPPETRY ( K-5) Hands on workshop guiding students to create shadow puppets from cardboard and cellophane, culminating in a brief performance. GOALS: Students learn the difference between opaque and transparent objects and practice skills in drawing, cutting, movement, and co-operation.

INTRODUCTION TO PUPPETRY (6-12) Slide/video/demonstration gives an overview of puppetry including different styles of puppets and how they are manipulated, the history of the art form, and it’s modern applications. We bring examples from around the world. GOALS: Awareness of puppetry as an art form in various cultures.

Grade Level/Maximums: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-12/, 30 students, 90 minutes, 2/day $330/1 only in conjunction with performance $165/1 only in conjunction with performance

REFERENCES: Patty Long, Charles Bell Elementary School, 828-298-3789 Nancy Pope, Richland County Schools, 803-231-6859 WEB SITE: www.redherringpuppets.com

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ABOUT THE ARTISTS: Russian Duo, an international project born out of a love of traditional music and classical elegance, has been fascinating children across North America with vibrant balalaika, piano and vocal performances. Oleg (balalaika virtuoso from Siberia) and Terry (American concert pianist) perform traditional Russian music, chamber music classics and unique transcriptions of world favorites. Russian Duo celebrates cross-cultural collaboration.

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ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: “Cross-Cultural Collaboration” Performance - Discover teamwork in action. Experience how performers, composers and audiences work together. Oleg Kruglyakov, balalaika virtuoso, and Terry Boyarsky, masterful pianist, offer an introduction to Russian folk music through the balalaika, a traditional Russian 3-stringed instrument. Students will be captivated by exuberant music, energized by dynamic rhythms, moved by beautiful melodies. The audience becomes an essential part of the concert, challenged by inquiry-based predicaments and collaborating using Russian percussion instruments (Study guide available with booking).

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-8, 500 students, 55 minutes, 3 /day Access to electricity, two chairs and a large table, dressing room $880/1; $1540/2 same schoo/same day $440/1; $770/2 same schoo/same day

RESIDENCY: Oleg and Terry create a residency in tandem with your class curriculum, aligning to Language Arts, Social Studies, Math and Music standards. They teach Russian folk dances such as Korobushka, Katya, Troika and Russian Two-Step.

They include beloved folks songs – Kalinka, Kalina, Volga Boatmen – discussing the historical, cultural and musical significance as well as comparing and contrasting to life in America. They demonstrate how to play Russian percussion instruments – the treshyotka, lozhky, buben, wood block – Oleg plays jaleika and birch bark whistle and includes all in a culminating performance with the Duo. Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

2-8, 45 students, 45 minutes, 4/day Enough space for movement activities, electrical outlet, armless chair, piano bench $3000/3 days $1000/3 days

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WORKSHOPS: “Troika!” There is nothing more quintessentially Russian than the three-horse-drawn carriage known as the troika. Students learn the folk dance ‘’Troika” with ethnomusicologist Terry, and perform it to balalaika music played by Siberian-born Oleg. Students will understand the era in Russia when troikas were used in a sophisticated mail relay system and contrast it to today’s communication systems. While dancing and accompanying each other with Russian percussion instruments and lots of bells, students also learn about counting beats, form/ structure, and patterns.

2-8, 45 students, 45 minutes, 4/day Enough space for movement activities, plus electrical outlet, armless chair $330/1 only in conjunction with performance or multiple $164/1 only in conjunction with performance or multiple

REFERENCES: Kathy Hopkins, Aversboro Elementary School, (919) 662-2325 Alice Zincone, Governor Morehead School for the Blind and Visually Impaired, (919) 715-0532 WEB SITE: www.russianduo.com

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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Shabutaso ABOUT THE ARTIST: Shabutaso began as a family ensemble in 1985, performing, teaching, and creating African art. In 2010, Founders Mama and Baba Shabu re-located to West Africa to build a cultural center and artisan’s workshop on a 10-acre farm in Liberia.

Their children, multi-instrumentalists Mabinti and Teli, are modern-day griots continuing the legacy of their elders.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: The Griot’s Gourd is a performance with storytelling instruments made from gourds. Through both traditional and original melodies, singing and dancing, Shabutaso’s modern-day griots make connections between West Africa and North Carolina. Audiences are invited on stage to become part of the magic.

Students will see, hear, and know for themselves that there is much more to Africa than just drums.

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Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 500 students, 1 hour, 3/day Autism, at risk A cleared, open area with wooden dance floor or equivalent; space dimensions minimum back-stage dressing area, bottled waters and light refreshments, at least one hour access before we begin $990/1; $1266/2 same school/same day $495/1; $633/2 same school/same day

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RESIDENCY: Safari Ngoma is a multi-disciplinary arts residency, where students take a journey through the world of Aftican drums, dance, and textile design. Shabutaso’s Ngoma concept “a rhythmic thread connects all the arts; all the arts are one” is the traditional and organic integration of several African art forms through the unifiTing force of rhythm. Math, social studies, language arts, and character education are reinforced through art-making. Students experience three art disciplines rolled into one residency giving students and teachers memorable art and curriculum connections accessible to them for a lifetime.

Grade Level/Maximums: Special Populations: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

3-12, 30 students, 3/day Autism, at risk $1180/1 day $394/1 day

REFERENCES: Denise Hall, Gallberry Farm Elementary School, 910 424-1490 Nataki McClain, Durham Academy, 919.489.3400 x2306 WEB SITE: www.tmoar.com

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TAIKOZA/EAST WINDS INC.

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ABOUT THE ARTISTS: Experience the thunderous rhythms of the ancestral Japanese Taiko drums.

Grade Level/Maximums: Special Populations: Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

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ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Taikoza: Japanese ancestral Taiko drums and colorful Japanese festival dances Taikoza introduces students to the rich festival traditions of Japan.

Accompanied by thunderous 150 lb. taiko drums and Japanese bamboo flutes, students take a journey through different regions of Japan as they explore traditional folk song and dance. The students will learn about Japanese culture and its music in a fun and interactive way giving them a better understanding of the culture.

K-12, 400 students, 50 minutes, 4/day ESL, visual & hearing impaired, autism spectrum PA system and one microphone $1650/1; $2420/2 same school/same day $825/1; $1210/2 same school/same day

WORKSHOPS: Japanese festival Taiko drums as a great tool for coordination. Learn how to play the festival Taiko drums and dances in this fun workshop. The students will learn the rudiment of Japanese taiko drumming. This is a great program to learn about this ancestral tradition that incorporates movements and rhythms. The students will also learn a short dance with the drum accompaniment. It will give them a glimpse in a different culture and bring them insight on the Japanese culture.

Grade Level/Maximums: Special Populations: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 20 students, 45 minutes, 4/day ESL, visual & hearing impaired, autism spectrum $286/1 with performance only; $1100/4 with performance only $143/1 with performance only; $550/4 with performance only

Grade Level/Maximums: Special Populations: Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 25 students, 45 minutes, 5 /day ESL, visual & hearing impaired, autism spectrum Integrate the percussion instruments that the school has. $3100/3 days; $4000/4 days; $5000/5 days $1034/3 days; $1334/4 days; $1667/5 days

REFERENCES: Regina Larkin, New York City Schools, regina.larkin@symphonyspace.org Colleen Casey Nelson, Montessori School, nelsonquartet@sbcglobal.net WEBSITE: www.taikoza.com

Application deadline: October 5, 2016 at 5pm

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RESIDENCY: Japanese festival Taiko drums as a great tool for coordination. Learn how to play the feastival frums and dances in this fun workshop. The students will learn the rudiment of Japanese taiko drumming. This is a great program to learn about this ancestral tradition that incorprates movements and rhythms. The students will also learn a short dance with the drum accompaniment. It will give them a glimpse into a different culture and bring them insight on the Japanese culture. In the residency, the student will learn a whole dance and the music that accompanies and be able to perform for their peers.

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Paul Taylor, Australian Immersion ABOUT THE ARTIST: Paul “Walking Stick” Taylor, 2012 finalist for Australian of the Year is an Australian storyteller, didjeridoo player, singer & cultural ambassador.

His educational concers feature music, poetry & stories offering a unique look at European & Aboriginal culture. Paul’s recording “Coeee” has won four awards including a Parents’ Choice Gold and a National Parenting Publications Gold Award.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Elementary: “Wonders Down Under”, is an interactive performance presenting a look at the Aussie character, both Aboriginal and European roots, through an exciting blending of, stories, songs, dance, painting, theatre and didgeridoo, drawing comparisons in American history and culture.

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Middle and High: Paul is mentored by Aboriginal custodian Yidumduma Bill Harney and presents “Bush University”, featuring rock art with creation. Bush University is the Aboriginal term for the School of Nature, learning and paying attention to the plants, birds, animals, insects, the land, that are alive with story and song, teaching us to be the custodians for the natural world.

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-12, 350 students, 50 minutes, 3/day Sound system with two direct inputs $716 /1, $1320/ 2 same day/ same school $358/1, $660/ 2 same day/ same school

RESIDENCY/WORKSHOPS: Paul Taylor has performed and taught for over 300,000 American children. Mr. Taylor offers twelve workshops in Australian culture, music and stories and one week residencies for elementary, middle and high school. In his newest residency, students develop a mural based on the local environment and culture. This five day residency involves painting in the Aboriginal style and the mural is developed around a local theme like wildflowers, birds or history of the students’ community.

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Total Residency Fee: Your School’s Portion: Total Workshop Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-8, 30 students, 50-60 minutes, 4 /day Some workshops have supply lists. $5000 /5 days $834 /5 days $276 /1 in conjunction with performance or multiple workshops $138 /1 in conjunction with performance or multiple workshops

REFERENCES: Alice Lynch, Magellan Charter School, 919-844-0277 Renee Roberts, Acadiana Art Council, 337-233-7060 WEB SITE: www.paultaylor.ws

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Vicky Town ABOUT THE ARTIST: Vicky Town is a traveling storyteller, writer, and teaching artist. Since 1988 she has shared her unique blend of physical comedy, improvisation, and love of language in schools, libraries, museums, and festivals. Stories include world folklore, historical, personal narratives, and original tales. She’s a two time winner of a Parents’ Choice Award, author of a picture book, and numerous plays.

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ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Vicky’s high- energy, interactive programs are a creative blend of movement, character voices, and sound effects designed to delight students and teachers alike. Programs are designed to meet core curriculum standards and are tailored to client themes. Vicky quickly connects with all ages and her stories encourage a love of reading while also teaching important life lessons and providing a deeper appreciation of diverse cultures. Stories include world folklore, historical stories, personal narratives, and original tales.

K-8, 275 students, 45-60 minutes, 4/day ESL, hearing impaired, Youth At Risk, and special needs populations K-5 students seated on the floor with a center aisle, 6-8th grade students seated on the floor or chairs with a center aisle; electrical outlet. $606/1; $1100/2; $1486/3; $1760/4 all same day/same school $303/1; $550/2; $743/3; $880/4 all same day/same school

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RESIDENCY/WORKSHOPS: Vicky’s residencies offer an in-depth, hands-on exploration of storytelling designed to connect to curriculum goals.

Students practice techniques that not only develop the storyteller-writer’s voice, but also inspire and motivate the whole person. A 5-10 day residency includes age appropriate performances for the entire school. Each day four core groups will meet with the artist to hone their storytelling skills. Additional workshops for non-core groups are scheduled for each day. Culminating projects (contingent on residency length) may include: creating a writing piece, story swap, an evening family performance, a library or senior center performance, or an in-school storytelling festival.

Grade Level/Maximums: Special Populations: Technical Requirements: Total Residency Fee: Your School’s Portion:

2-8, 25 students, 60 minutes, 5/day Teachers, Hearing Impaired, Youth at Risk Open space to move freely. $1750/5 days; $300/each additional day $584/5 days; $100/each additional day

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Vicky’s Writing and Storytelling workshops are innovative, hands- on, educational and fun! Each session meets common core standards. Workshops Include: The Plot that Thickened –a concrete, visual tool using math to develop plot (2-8) Playing with Verbs-using tableaus and verbs to create stories (K-5) Playing with Characterization-using ordinary items to create stories (K-8) Our Town-Using geography and social studies to create stories (2-8) Me and My Shadow-using science and shadow puppets to create stories (K-8) A Thousand Words- using fine art to create stories (K-8) Professional Development seminars are available in half and full day sessions.

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K-8, 30 students, 60 minutes, 5/day ESL, visual & hearing impaired, autism spectrum Open space to move freely. White or smart board. $194/1 with performance only $97/1 with performance only

REFERENCES: Suzanne Pate, West Regional Branch Library, 910-487-0440 ext. 1473 Mary Beth Lauer, Young Writer’s Day Program, 484-576-0568 WEB SITE: www.vickytown.com

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Alex Weiss & Different Drum ABOUT THE ARTIST: Alex Weiss is a multi-instrumentalist, world traveler, music educator and storyteller who has been performing professionally since 1970. Alex’s versatility on trumpet, hand drums and recorders are enhanced by his knowledge and love of African & Latin music, as well as jazz, blues and American folk traditions.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: Ensemble Performance: Lively, educational performances with 3 or 4 piece ensemble that bridges African and contemporary Latin styles with Jazz.

Up beat sambas, haunting Andean melodies, intricate West African rhythms and popular Cuban standards are some of the flavors Different Drum brings to the stage. Sabroso!

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3-12, 400 students, 45-60 minutes, 4/day Drinking water, electrical outlet $770/1, $1,210/2 same day/same school $385/1, $605/2 same day/same school

Solo Performance: A musical journey through three continents and a few Islands with a multi-instrumentalist. Using selected prerecorded material, Alex will play along with as well as guide the group as they experience song by song a rhythmic journey from South Africa, through West Africa, to the Caribbean, South America to the U.S.A, connecting the evolutionary patterns of the African Diaspora with current day music. Group participation and stories enhance this program.

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5-12, 300 students, 45-60 minutes, 4/day Drinking water, electrical outlet $308/1 $154/1

WORKSHOP: A musical journey through three continents and a few Islands with a multi-instrumentalist. Using selected prerecorded material, Alex will play along with as well as guide the group in dialogue. Children experience song by song a rhythmic journey from South Africa, through West Africa, to the Caribbean, South America to the U.S.A, connecting the evolutionary patterns of the African Diaspora with current day music. Group participation and stories enhance this program.

Grade level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

5-12, 30 students, 60 minutes, 4 day Drinking water, electrical outlet $330/1 $165/1

REFERENCES: Laurel Stolte, South West Elementary School, laurel.stolte@dpsnc.net or (919) 636-3728 Deb Taylor: Family Resource Center, debot113@gmail.com WEB SITE: www.differentdrum.us

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West Virginia Dance Company ABOUT THE ARTIST: Founded in 1977, West Virginia Dance Company continues to delight audiences of all ages with its blend of educational, entertaining and thought-provoking modern dance. The company produces professional in-school arts-based learning experiences for K-12 students.

Recognized for both artistic achievement and excellence in arts education, West Virginia Dance Company reaches tens of thousands of students and teachers each year.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: It’s Your World: FULL STEAM Ahead features an hour-long assembly performance including seven dance works, each exploring the historical, scientific, literary or cultural aspects of a specific continent.

A brief presentation explains the curricular subject represented, the creative process involved and what to look for in the dance to further understanding. Grade-specific companion workshops allow students to explore STEAM subjects in depth through movement before creating their own compositions. A grade-specific study guide is included and the entire program is aligned with Common Core. Teacher workshops are also available.

Grade level/Maximums: K-12, 2 hours, 2/day Technical Requirements: Preferred performance space of 30’x30’, but smaller spaces can be accommodated. Easy

access to performing area with dressing room and bathroom nearby. Access to space 2

hours in advance. Facility contact to assist upon arrival. Company provides dance floor

and sound equipment and strikes in less than 30 minutes.

Total Fee: $2750/1 performance and 1 workshop, $4400/2 performances and 2 workshops, same

school/same day Your School’s Portion: $1375/1 performance and 1 workshop, $2200/2 performances and 2 workshops, same

school/same day REFERENCES: Carolyn Buzbee, Independence Middle School, 304-683-4542 Terry Shumate, Pineville Middle School, 304-732-6442 WEB SITE: http://wvdanceco.com

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Allan Wolf ABOUT THE ARTIST: Two-time winner of the North Carolina YA Book Award, Allan Wolf is an author and performance poet. His children and young adult book awards include School Library Journal Best Books, ALA Best Book for Young Adults, Lion and the Unicorn Honor for Excellence in North American Poetry, and the prestigious Claudia Lewis Poetry Award for the best poetry book of the year.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES: IMMERSED IN VERSE: DIVING INTO POETRY (6-8) With hundreds of poems committed to memory, he adapts this presentation’s content based on each audience and occasion. Wolf is aware that most audiences contain future (or practicing) poets, so he makes a point of speaking about the joys of writing and living the poet’s life.

ALLAN WOLF’S POETRY PALOOZA (K-5) Poetry Palooza introduces young readers to four important elements of poetry: Rhyme, Rhythm, Music, and Story.

Grade Level/Maximums: Technical Requirements: Total Fee: Your School’s Portion:

K-8, 350 students, 50 minutes, 3/day One microphone and speakers $716/1, $1320/ 2 same school, same day $368/1, $660/ 2 same school, same day

RESIDENCY: Active Voice: Experiencing Poetry through Presentation and Drama. Allan is available for 3 to 5 day residencies tailored to the classes and teaching a variety of poetry writing techniques. Participants also learn what performance poetry is and a few theatre/presentation techniques to help them better understand and appreciate the poems they read.

Grade Level/Maximums: 3-8, 30 students, 50-60 minutes, 4/day Technical Requirements: Dry erase board or chalk board and projector Total Fee: $1000 /1 day Your School’s Portion: $334 /1 day WORKSHOPS: Writing workshops are scheduled after a larger assembly where students have seen how poetry “performs on the stage.” The follow-up session is a time to explore how poetry “performs on the page.” Allan will introduce students to example poems, stopping to note the specific qualities of each. Follow-up sessions may also involve writing and writing prompts.

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3-8, 25 students, 50-60 minutes, 4/day Writing materials for all students $276/1 in conjuntion with performance only $138/1 in conjuntion with performance only

REFERENCES: Katie Gentry, Westview Elementary, 919-661-6784 Jennifer LaGarde, Hanes Middle School, 336-727-2252 WEB SITE: www.allanwolf.com

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FACILITIES: The exhibit galleries include more than 25,000 square feet of historical exhibits, audiovisual presentations, full-scale dioramas, aircraft, vehicles, weapons, and equipment, all telling the story of the US Army’s paratroopers, glider men and special operations soldiers from 1940 to the present. Of special note are the:

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World War II C-47 aircraft World War II CG-4A Glider Vietnam era UH-1 helicopter Sheridan Airborne Tank Army special operations exhibits, 1980 – present

ADMISSION TO THE MUSEUM IS FREE, and school groups get special discounts on the tickets to ride the simulator, when tours are booked 2 weeks in advance.

Note: ASOM transportation costs and simulator ride fees are not eligible to receive AIS Matching Grants.

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EDUCATION is an important part of the museum’s mission.

Curriculum guides for every grade level are available on our website. The museum provides a premier learning experience for children, soldiers, veterans and civilians of all ages. To schedule an event or other activities, please call (910) 643-2775.

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The Yarborough-Bank Theater and Motion Simulator enlighten visitors about the excitement and fear experienced by airborne and special operations soldiers every day. The drama becomes real for the museum visitor through state of the art technology. The 225-seat Yarborough-Bank theater presents an entertaining and enlightening “larger than life.” The motion simulator provides two experiances: “The Army in the Move” and “Experiance the Legend” both providing the visitor a first hand virtual experiance of the Airborne & Special Operations Soldier.

100 Bragg Boulevard Fayetteville, NC 28301 (910) 643-2778 Fax (910) 643-2793

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ABOUT THE MUSEUM: Opened on August 16, 2000, the sixtieth anniversary of the first parachute jump by US Army soldiers, the Airborne & Special Operations Museum is a 59,000 square foot facility offering adults and children a fascinating multimedia experience. The museum is the culmination of more than fifteen years of discussion, planning and fund-raising, an effort involving the US Army, the State of North Carolina, the City of Fayetteville, Cumberland County and countless private citizens.

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About thesculpture-like Garden: From the starkness of the winter forest thesculpture-like riotous colorstarkness of Fromtothe About the Garden: From the sculpture-like starkness of the winter forest to the riotous of the summer flowers, Cape Fear Botanical Garden delights theflowers, eyecolorCape Fear B of the summer From the sculpture-like starkness of the winter forest to the riotous color of the summer flowers, Cape80 Fear Botanical Garden the eye among 80 acres year-round. among acres of natural beauty and setNestled between year-round. of the summer flowers, CapeNestled Fear Botanical Garden delights the eyedelights year-round.

Nestled 80 acres ofthe natural beauty andFear set between the Cape Fear and Cross Creek, Garden many nature thefeatures Cape River and Cross Cree year-round. Nestled among 80River acresamong of natural beauty and set between the Cape Fear River and Cross Creek, the Garden features many nature trails and several special gardens and collections.

Some of these the gardens an and severalare special the Cape Fear River and Cross Creek, the Garden features manytrails nature trails andgardens several special gardens and collections.

Some thesebreeding, are the camellia collection, a historic look at the ofof daylily camellia collection, a historic look a trails and several special and collections.

Some ofprogression these are the camellia collection, historic look stroll, at the daylily breeding, and aa historic shade garden. aprogression 450 foot walk, features a variety and aofshade garden.

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McCauly Heritage Garden, historic farmhouse, store,The Heritage Garden, with a h of plants that areof attractive toare both butterflies andatheir caterpillars.

Thegeneral McCauly Heritage Garden, with a historic farmhouse, general store, tobacco barn, and outbuildings, showcases how gardening and farm life tobacco barn, and outbuildings, sho McCauly Heritage Garden, with a historic farmhouse, general store, tobacco barn, outbuildings, how gardening and farm may have beenand inshowcases the late 1890s.

A magnificent sculpture from may have built been in thelife late 1890s. A tobacco barn, and outbuildings, howshowcases gardening and farm life in A the late 1890s.

A magnificent sculpture from native treebeen saplings by world renowned artist Patrick sitsby world renown nativeDougherty treebuilt saplings may have been may in thehave late 1890s. magnificent sculpture built from native tree saplings by world renowned artist Patrick Dougherty sits among the towering pines and is a place for visitors of all sizes to connect pines and is a p native tree saplings by world renowned artist Patrick Doughertyamong sits the towering among the towering pines and is a place for visitors of all sizes to connect with art and nature.

Throughout the Garden there are quiet places toThroughout sit with art and nature. the among the towering pines and is a place for visitors of all sizes to connect with art and Throughout theare Garden there are quietto places sit and listen tonature. varied consider theplaces Garden their home. and variedtowildlife that con with art and nature.

Throughout thewildlife Gardenthat there quiet tolisten sit and wildlife listen tothat varied wildlifethe that consider Garden their home. and listen to varied consider Garden theirthe home.

Field Trips and Tours: Field Trips and Tours: and Tours: As anTrips approved Cumberland County Field Trip As destination, guided tours an approved Cumberland Count Field Trips andField Tours: an approved Cumberland County Field Trip destination, guided tours are available for students Pre-K through 12th.

For we Pre-K thro arestudent available fortrips students As an approvedAs Cumberland County Field Trip destination, guided tours field available forprograms students Pre-K through 12th. student field trips we to comple offer hands-on to complement their chosen tours.

Use of the offer hands-on programs are available forare students Pre-K through 12th.

For student fieldFor trips we offer hands-on programs to complement their chosen tours.

Use of the outdoor classroom offers a better understanding of the selected natural offer hands-on programs to complement their chosen tours. Useoutdoor of the classroom offers a better un outdoor classroom offerseducational a better of understanding ofdeveloped the selected natural educationa science topic.

Children’s programs science topic.following Children’s outdoor classroom offers a better understanding the selectedare natural science topic.

Children’s educational programs are developed following North Carolina state curriculum guidelines.

Field trips are by reservation North Carolina state curriculum gu science topic. Children’s educational programs are developed following Carolina curriculum guidelines. trips arefees by only fees arestate based on the chosen and number of reservation students only and are based on the chose North CarolinaNorth state and curriculum guidelines.

Field tripsactivity are byField reservation only andon fees based onavailable the chosen activity and number of students attending.

Tours are also adult groups.

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Tours are also available fo only and fees are based theare chosen activity and for number of students attending.

Tours are also available for adult groups.

Field trip and tours are subject to availability.

Check our website for a planning guide and a Check our are subject to availability. attending. Tours are also available for adult groups. Field trip and tours are subject to availability.

Check our website for a planning guide and a downloadable registration form. downloadable registration form. are subject to availability. Check our website for a planning guide and a downloadable registration form. downloadable registration form.

Community Service: Community Service: Community Service:volunteer opportunities areFun Fun and challenging available year-round,volunteer oppo and challenging Community Service: Fun and challenging volunteer opportunities are available year-round, indoors or outdoors. For information, please call our Volunteer Coordinator at (910) 486-0221 X 40. indoors or outdoors.

For information, please call our Volunteer Coordinator at (910 Fun and challenging volunteer opportunities are available year-round, indoors outdoors. For information, please callCoordinator our Volunteer at (910) ors or outdoors.

Fororinformation, please call our Volunteer at Coordinator (910) 486-0221 X 40. 486-0221 X 40.

Special Events: Special Events: Special Events: Cape Fear Botanical Garden is proud to present NATURE CONNECTS® Art Lego® Exhibit on display Cape Fear Botanical Garden with is proud to Bricks present NATURE CONNECTS® Art wi Special Events: Cape Fear Botanical Garden is proud to present NATURE CONNECTS® Art with Lego® Bricks Exhibit on display from Sept.

30, 2016 through Jan. 8, 2017. from Sept.

30, 2016 through Jan. 8, 2017.

Cape Fear Botanical Garden is proud to present NATURE CONNECTS® Art with Lego® Bricks Exhibit on display from Sept.

30,Jan. 2016 through Jan. 8, 2017. from Sept. 30, 2016 through 8, 2017.

The Garden also hosts a series of special public events for community including Heritage in the fall,enjoyment i The Garden also hostsenjoyment a series of special public eventsFestival for community The Garden also hosts a series of special public events for community enjoyment including Heritage Festival in the fall, and Holiday Lights in the Garden on select evenings in December.

Educational workshops, camps, adult and children’s and Holiday Lights in the Garden on select evenings in December.

Educational wo e Garden also hosts a series of special public events for community enjoyment including Heritage Festival in the fall, and Holiday Lights in the Garden on select evenings in December.

Educational workshops, camps, adult and children’s tours are designed to transform people’s relationship with plants and the natural world.

For a Calendar of Events, tours are designed to transform people’s relationship with plants and the natura d Holiday Lights in the Garden on select evenings in December. Educational workshops, camps, adult and children’s tours designed to transform people’s relationship plants and theFor natural world. For avisit www.capefearbg.org.

Calendar of Events, visit www.capefearbg.org. tours are designed to are transform people’s relationship with plants andwith the natural world. a Calendar of Events, visit www.capefearbg.org. visit www.capefearbg.org.

Hours of Operation: Hours of Operation: Hours of Operation: Daily: 10 a.m.

– 5 p.m. (excluding holidays) Daily: 10 a.m.

– 5 p.m. (excluding holidays) Hours of Operation: 10 a.m.Hours: – 5 p.m. holidays) Winter To(excluding be announced.

Winter Hours: To be announced.

Daily: 10 a.m. –Daily: 5 p.m. (excluding holidays) Winter Hours: To be announced.

Winter Hours: To be announced.

Admission*: Admission*: Admission*: $10 General Admission; $9 Military;Admission*: $9 Seniors; $5General Children ages 6 – 12;$9 Free for Children 5 and$5under. *Admissions $10 Admission; Military; $9 Seniors; Children ages 6 – 12; Free for $10 General Admission; $9rates Seniors; $56Children 6Children – 12; Free for Children 5Garden. and under. *Admissions fees$9 as$9 ofMilitary; June 2016; subject to change.

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CAPE FEAR BOTANICAL GARDEN CAPE FEAR BOTANICAL GARDEN FEAR BOTANICAL GARDEN CAPE FEAR GARDEN 536 BOTANICAL N.CAPE Eastern Boulevard, Fayetteville, NC 28301 536 N. Eastern Boulevard, Fayetteville, NC 28301 N. Eastern Boulevard, NC 28301 536 N. Eastern536 Boulevard, Fayetteville, 28301 Phone (910) 486-0221NC •Fayetteville, Fax (910) 486-4209 Phone (910) 486-0221 • Fax (910) 486-4209 Phone (910) 486-0221 • Fax (910) 486-4209 Phone (910) 486-0221Website: • Fax (910) 486-4209 www.capefearbg.org Website: www.capefearbg.org Website: www.capefearbg.org Website: www.capefearbg.org E-mail: info@capefearbg.org E-mail: info@capefearbg.org E-mail: info@capefearbg.org E-mail: info@capefearbg.org

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Notes Cape Fear Studios Cape Fear Studios was established in 1989 and is the one and only visual arts cooperative in Fayetteville. We have been in the same location on Maxwell Street since our beginning and pride ourselves in growing each year. Local artists pay a yearly membership fee and volunteer their own time to help, in union with the Cumberland County Arts Council and generous donors, in the operations of the Studio. Local artists pay a yearly membership fee and volunteer their own time to assist—together with the Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County and other generous donors—with the daily operations of the Studios.

events and celebrations.

In the Main Gallery Cape Fear Studios exhibits art in a variety of mediums by reputable regional, national, and international artists; the Main Gallery shows rotate monthly throughout each year. In the Retail Gallery Cape Fear Studios shows pottery, photography, paintings and drawings, glasswork, wood art, jewelry—all created by Studios members. These works also rotate monthly so that new art works are always available. Each new exhibit in the Main and Retail Galleries opens in conjunction with Fayetteville’s downtown 4th Friday

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Field Trips: Guided tours of Cape Fear Studios are available, and may include member artists present to demonstrate their individual artistic process for students and guests. Special one-on-one meetings with member artists are also available upon request. Cape Fear Studios welcomes the opportunity to mentor and work with local schools and programs for students of all ages.

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Hours: Monday through Friday 11 to 5, Saturdays 10 to 4.

Cape Fear Studios is a 501(c)(3) non profit organization.

“If we ignore beauty, we will soon find ourselves without it…but if we invest in beauty, it will remain with us all the days of our lives. “

Frank Lloyd Wright Cape Fear Studios 148-1 Maxwell St. • Fayetteville, NC 28301 Website: www.capefearstudios.com e-mail: artgallery@capefearstudios.com 910-433-2986

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College and high school students can receive community service hours and different types of educational credit by working with Cape Fear Studios artists in a variety of ways and within a variety of mediums.

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Physical PhysicalAddress: Address: 308 308Green GreenStreet Street Suite Suite200 200 Fayetteville, Fayetteville,NC NC28301 28301 910 – 4334690 910 – 433- 4690 www.fayettevillesymphony.org www.fayettevillesymphony.org Email:info@fayettevillesymphony.org Email:info@fayettevillesymphony.org

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Notes Gilbert Theater 2016-2017 Season Main Stage:

August Osage County By Tracey Letts Directed by Greg Feibig January 27th – February 12th, 2017 A look at the lives of the strong-willed women of the Weston family, whose paths have diverged until a family crisis brings them back to the Oklahoma house they grew up in, and to the dysfunctional woman who raised them.

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Secret Garden By Norman and Simon Directed by Aimee Todoroff Music Director: Leann Valcarcel March 24 – April 9, 2017 Mary Lennox is orphaned when she is eleven years old. She is sent to live with relatives whom she has never met.

Her own personality blossoms as she and a young gardener bring new life to a neglected garden, as well as to her sickly cousin and uncle.

www.gilberttheater.com 910/678-7186 116 Green Street, Fayetteville, NC 28301 This project is supported by the Arts Council in part by contributions from businesses and individuals, and through grants from the City of Fayetteville, Cumberland County and the North Carolina Arts Council, an agency of the Department of Cultural Resources.

Tickets not eligible for matching grant funds.

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The Diary Anne Frank By Goodrich and Hackett Directed by Brian Adam Kline May 26 – June 4, 2017 Anne and her family share a claustrophobic attic with another family. Tension is often unbearable, as the people hiding know that their discovery by the enemy could lead to almost certain death at the hands of their captors.

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It’s a Wonderful Life By James Rodgers Directed by Robyne Parrish November 26 – December 18, 2016 Student matinee November 28 and December 5, 10am The story of George Bailey, the Everyman from the small town of Bedford Falls, whose dreams of escape and adventure have been quashed by family obligation and civic duty, whose guardian angel has to descent on Christmas Eve to save him from despair and to remind him, by showing him what the world would have been like had he never been born – that his has been, after all, a wonderful life.

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Steel Magnolias By Robert Harling Directed by Matthew Overturf September 23 – October 9, 2016 A young beautician, newly arrived in a small Louisiana town, finds work at the local salon, where a small group of women share a close bond of friendship and welcome her into the fold.

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Notes Nov. IV: 4-6, 2016 HEROES HOMECOMING November 4 - 6, 2016 Keeping the Voices Keeping Voices of “The Greatestthe Generation” Alive

of “The Greatest Generation” Alive Heroes Homecoming IV hopes to build a lasting bridge from World War II veterans The Greatest Generation - to our youth. During this year’s celebration more than ever, students will be encouraged to learn about World War II. Students will be directly involved with the event - from school activities to parade participation. The ultimate goal of Heroes Homecoming IV is for our youth to keep the voices of The Greatest Generation alive for future generations.

As most World War II veterans are in their 90s, this is one of the last opportunities to give them the tribute they deserve. We have so much to learn from these brave men and woman, who fought to make America the place it is today. It is important that we take the time to learn and pass on to future generations the core values of the WWII veterans.

Some events for students to participate in during Heroes Homecoming IV include:

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School-Wide WWII Education Week WWII Downtown Art Crawl Heritage & Heroes Day in Eastover Candlelight Tribute - Downtown Fayetteville and Spring Lake Veterans Day Parade Vincent Speranza Booksigning, Nuts! A 101st Airborne Division Machine Gunner at Bastogne, at ASOM Find Your County-Wide WWII Connection at the Cumberland County Library WWII Activities at Museum of the Cape Fear FireAntz Veteran Appreciation Night vs. Columbus Cottonmouths on November 5th

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For more information: abrady@VisitFayettevilleNC.com www.HeroesHomecoming.com www.facebook.com/HeroesHomecoming Brought to you by: The Arts Council, ASOM, City of Eastover, City of Fayetteville, City of Spring Lake, Cross Creek Mall, Cumberland County Schools, Cumberland County Library, Cumberland County Veterans Council, Downtown Alliance, Fayetteville Area Convention & Visitors Bureau, Fayetteville FireAntz, Museum of the Cape Fear and NC Veteran’s Park.

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Notes Museum of the Cape Fear GUIDED TOURS: Available Tuesday through Friday beginning at 10 a.m.

1897 POE HOUSE: Built in 1897 by the Poe family, students will learn about life in the early 1900s. One hundred years ago many technological changes occurred just as technological advances in our time have changed the way we live. A tour through the Poe House will highlight the comparisons of life now and then.

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Choose to tour one or both facilities when you call to make your reservation. Make reservations at least two weeks in advance. Through a generous grant from Youth Growth Stock Trust, the museum will pay for the bus mileage, bus driver, and one substitute teacher so that your field trip is free of cost to your school and your students. To take advantage of this opportunity, please phone Leisa Greathouse at 910.486.1330 to make a reservation.

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Additional Information: Grade level: 2-12 Maximum number: 75 per visit Length of tour: 1 to 1 1/2 hours for either the museum or the Poe House 2 to 2 1/2 hours if you choose to tour both (allow extra time for shopping) Fee: Free MUSEUM OF THE CAPE FEAR HISTORICAL COMPLEX 801 Arsenal Ave Fayetteville, NC 910-486-1330 www.museumofthecapefear.ncdcr.gov

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OTHER CULTURAL FACILITIES: CUMBERLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 910-483-7727

FAYETTEVILLE INDEPENDENT LIGHT INFANTRY (F.I.L.I.) 910-433-1457 ORANGE STREET SCHOOL MUSEUM 910-483-7038

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MUSEUM EXHIBITS: Students receive a tour of the museum covering the history of southern North Carolina in a chronological time line from American Indians to the turn of the 20th century. This is a great tour that complements North Carolina history taught in 4th and 8th grades.

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Music education has always been a cornerstone of our mission. For more information about Education Concerts and other exciting programs for 2016/17, visit our website at ncsymphony.org

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