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ASC Presents Saturday Workshop on MIME

By: Nov. 05, 2010
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Adventure Stage Chicago (ASC) presents the next installment in their season of Saturday Workshops designed for the entire family to share.

MIME WORKSHOP
Sat., Nov. 20 from 11am-12:30pm
Learn the art of pantomime! ASC ensemble member Sarah Rose Graber teaches families the basics of mime and shows how to create and perform a mime story. Participants are encouraged to wear clothes they can move in and bring a water bottle. The workshop is followed by a 2:00pm performance of And A Child Shall Lead. Families are encouraged to grab lunch and return for the show!

Workshop admittance is $10 per person, and workshop size is capped at 20 participants. All kids must be accompanied by at least one adult, and participation is required of all family members. To purchase tickets, please call 773-342-4141 or visit www.adventurestage.org and click Purchase Tickets.

Adventure Stage Chicago creates dynamic and transformative theatre for young audiences that activates the imagination, inspires dialogue and strengthens community among families, educators and artists. Adventure Stage Chicago is a program of Northwestern University Settlement House, the oldest continually operating settlement house in Chicago. Throughout its 119-year history, the Settlement has remained committed to providing resources that empower our neighbors to overcome the obstacles of poverty. ASC extends this mission by presenting Chicago's young audiences, educators and families with an affordable artistic experience rooted in performance. Last season, ASC served over 5,000 students from 76 schools throughout the Chicagoland area and over 1,500 audience members for our weekend matinees.

All workshops are held at Vittum Theater, 1012 N. Noble St., in the heart of Chicago's West Town neighborhood. Street parking is available, and the theater is close to the Noble St. stop on the #56 Milwaukee bus line and the Division stop on the CTA Blue Line. The theater is wheelchair accessible.

 



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