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Have
A Healthy Habitat! (K-3)
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The
Environment Show!
Inspired by a recent residency, this new program highlights ways we can
save our earth, our waterways and our air. Lots of participation with
catchy tunes and tales. Covers curbing pollution, recycling, preserving
habitats, and more!
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YIKES! A
tummy full of animals, plus tales of bears, crabs, frogs and more! Wild
songs and participatory stories about animals for the young set.
Includes Bill Staines' great tune, A PLACE IN THE CHOIR.
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Fin, Fur and
Feathers (K-3)
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Imagination
Cruise (K-3)
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Cruise the
landscape of the children's imagination as they go to work, go to make
a startling change, or go on vacation with that maddening Wizard of the
Highway. Highly participatory and highly satisfying!
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Gods, Heroes, Monsters and Men (4-6,
adaptable to Middle School)
Exciting versions of well-known myths
from ancient Greece plus a modern retelling of and ancient story.
Prometheus, the cyclops, Zeus and Pandora, told in a lively, hip and
hilarious manner.
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Tall Tales and True
(2-5) From Jonny Appleseed to Paul Bunyan and John Henry,
here's a performance that intruduces children to exaggeration of
tall tales and some legndary real Americans recalled in song.
SSShhh, It's Mime! (3-6) This highly
participitory program introduces the art of mime - it is practiced,
explained and taught. Student learn mime techniques, are included in
mime senarios and take part in a group mime song.
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Where In The World is
Jacques Gaston? (4-6)
Before the audience's eyes genial storyteller Chris Holder gradually
transforms into the crotchety and hilarious French Canadian guide,
singer and raconteur, Jacques Gaston. Tunes and tales, both tall and
true of turn of the century mountain life. Highly recommended!
Waterway Wanderer (3-6)
From whaling on the Hudson River to silver harpoons, Hoggie on the
towpath to digging Clinton's Ditch (the Erie Canal!), Chris brings New
York's river and canal past to vivid life.
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Other story/song programs can be arranged for older
kids. (see: performance fees)
Please feel free to inquire anytime: chrisholder@roadrunner.com |
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