Theatre Arts, for children in grades K-5 with a wide range of special needs have the opportunity to demonstrate creativity, develop self-confidence in the classroom and during performances, maintain high self-esteem, form long-lasting relationships with children with similar needs and caring, qualified teachers. Activities include improv games, student-created puppets and masks, pantomime, aspects of theatreContinueContinue reading “Fun! Exciting! Awesome! Beautiful! Theatre Arts for Grades K-5”
Monthly Archives: January 2017
FULL SPEED
Our fabulous dance class is performing live during FULL SPEED, on Sunday February 12! JCC Austin Adult Programs and the Austin Jewish Repertory Theater celebrate Jewish Disability and Inclusion Awareness Month with Full Speed, an exciting showcase featuring art created and performed by very special citizens of our world. The afternoon will include performances byContinueContinue reading “FULL SPEED”
Laugh, Learn, and Lead with the Power of Improv
Joshua’s Stage is excited to announce a collaboration with Move Your Tale, a collaborative performing arts experience and the opportunity to create, communicate and entertain. Sundays, March 26th through May 7th, 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. ColdTowne Theater, 4803 Airport Blvd., Austin, TX 78751 Students with a wide range of special needs in grades 6-8 willContinueContinue reading “Laugh, Learn, and Lead with the Power of Improv”
Monologue of The Week – Sarah Marah
Yes, that’s who I am, Sarah Marah. They call me everything under the Sun from Sara Marinara, to S’marah, to Samrah, and sometimes just Sarah. Enough about my name. I did something and it wasn’t a good something and it wasn’t a bad something either. But it was something and I wouldn’t be here ifContinueContinue reading “Monologue of The Week – Sarah Marah”
Monologue of The Week -Broccoli Bacon Mess
Broccoli Bacon Mess So last night I choked. I really, really choked, you know, the real deal. The coughing thing, the watery eyes thing, my hands on my throat thing. I couldn’t breathe for about 10 seconds, well it felt like 10 minutes, but you know what I mean. It all started because I wouldn’tContinueContinue reading “Monologue of The Week -Broccoli Bacon Mess”