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Saturday September 18th, 2010
11:00am - 3:00pm
Woodruff Arts Center presents performances including Atlanta Symphony musicians, the Alliance Theatre’s upcoming musicals, Young Audiences musicians, and a Dali impersonator from the High Museum of Art
| 11:00am |
Young Audiences |
"Storybook Alive" by Wendy Bennett |
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"Storybook Alive" performed by Wendy Bennett
Captain Hook, Fairy Godmother, Princess Winnifred and Peter Pan have all made their way from the pages of children’s literature to the Broadway stage. This program is about character, one of the key elements of any story, whether read in a book or seen in a movie or play. Wendy uses her theatrical skills to show how actors and writers create a character’s personality using voice, physical movements and facial expressions. Budding actors from the audience will crow, chant, mime and act out the part of the protagonist and antagonist, the mice and even the pumpkin!
| 11:30am |
Young Audiences |
"Acting Out" by Laughing Matter |
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"Acting Out" performed by Laughing Matters
Laughing Matters’ improvisation masters use age-appropriate games, skits, and songs to tickle the funny bone, sharpen the mind and stimulate the imagination. Audiences love to share their ideas and take part in the unscripted, unexpected and hilarious results!
| 12:00pm |
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra |
Brass Quintet |
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Atlanta Symphony Orchestra – Brass Quintet
The Atlanta Symphony Brass Quintet became a resident ensemble at Kennesaw State University in 2001. The ASBQ began thirty-four years ago as the "Ceremonial Troupe" of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, having performed for numerous dignitaries including HRH Prince Charles. The Quintet presents an incredibly varied repertoire from original transcriptions of Renaissance and Baroque music through theatrical pieces and commissioned works by southeastern composers. "An extraordinarily handsome ensemble – strong in individual excellence – and with a repertoire and sound of power and majesty." – Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Conductor Emeritus Robert Shaw
| 12:30pm |
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra |
Brass Quintet |
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Atlanta Symphony Orchestra – Brass Quintet
The Atlanta Symphony Brass Quintet became a resident ensemble at Kennesaw State University in 2001. The ASBQ began thirty-four years ago as the "Ceremonial Troupe" of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, having performed for numerous dignitaries including HRH Prince Charles. The Quintet presents an incredibly varied repertoire from original transcriptions of Renaissance and Baroque music through theatrical pieces and commissioned works by southeastern composers. "An extraordinarily handsome ensemble – strong in individual excellence – and with a repertoire and sound of power and majesty." – Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Conductor Emeritus Robert Shaw
| 1:00pm |
Alliance Theatre |
Middle School the Musical Preview |
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"Middle School the Musical" Preview by the Alliance Theatre
See clips from the Alliance’s show that is an improvisational survival guide for tweenagers! It’s not easy being ‘tween. But thankfully, a team of four middle school students is here to help guide you through the maze of locker rooms, 8th grade dances, book reports and cafeteria blues. Filled with music and improv, Middle School the Musical is the Alliance’s first truly interactive show for children and families.
| 1:30pm |
High Museum of Art |
Dali Demo by Darby Jones |
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Salvador Dali Demonstration by Darby Jones
Join teaching artist Darby Jones to celebrate the life of one of the most famous artists of the 20th century, Salvador Dali! See Darby give an art demonstration of the life work of Dali and receive a painted moustache, a signature trademark of Dali’s appearance. "Dali: The Late Work" is now open at the High Museum of Art, housing a stunning collection of more than 40 paintings, plus films, sculptures and photographs – many never before seen in public!
| 2:00pm |
Alliance Theater |
Middle School the Musical Preview |
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"Middle School the Musical" Preview by the Alliance Theatre
See clips from the Alliance’s show that is an improvisational survival guide for tweenagers! It’s not easy being ‘tween. But thankfully, a team of four middle school students is here to help guide you through the maze of locker rooms, 8th grade dances, book reports and cafeteria blues. Filled with music and improv, Middle School the Musical is the Alliance’s first truly interactive show for children and families.
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