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Community Shakespeare Company breaks new ground. Its mission is to enrich young lives and cultivate community. CSC's unique adaptations enchant and engage young actors from 3rd grade up. The productions motivate community, parents, mentors and artists to support and encourage youth. The result is a dynamic model that can be replicated in schools, organizations, clubs and communities nationwide.
As You Like It -- (Above: From 2005 productions) -- Twelfth Night
"Parts are given to children and youth of all ages and sizes, and they all maintain a generosity of spirit and a
smooth sense of ensemble. Attending these productions is a rare treat." |
FALL Festival 2008 - Details coming soon! JUST PUBLISHED: A Midsummer Night's Dream! CSC Scripts are now available online. New research paper:-- Dr. George Belliveau, Faculty of Education, University of BC. December 2007. Read the paper. Read about CSC in recently published book by Backstage Books, second edition of: "Kids take the Stage"... (more info) "To see their eyes light up when they "get" the lines is
awesome." "Our Class enjoyed using your adaptation of Shakespeare's 'A
Comedy of Errors!' It was especially enjoyable for our audiences of over
500 young
people. What an accomplishment to be able to say my students have performed
and understood one of Shakespeare's comedies. Thank you for the opportunity
to present a fun and 'adolescent friendly' version of 'A Comedy of Errors!' " "I'm pleased to say the quality of your work has answered most of
our reservations about adapting the Bard and consequently we'd be happy to
include your titles
at The Internet Theatre Bookshop." "I'm very impressed. and really filled with awe. I don't know how you did
such simple and elegant and eminently usable adaptations. Bravo. And the way
the book is designed is just right. It's attractive, friendly, easily readable
and easily usable by actors. " "[AS YOU LIKE IT] I do like it very much, and believe it
is exactly what is needed to introduce Shakespeare to children. You found the
language that can make the play funny to youngsters, but it also captures the
lilt and flow of the words which will stay with them as they grow up." |
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