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Show Time!: Music, Dance, and Drama Activities for Kids

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Show Time!: Music, Dance, and Drama Activities for Kids
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Lisa Bany-Winters
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:208
Dimensions(mm): Height 215,Width 279
Category/GenreReference
ISBN/Barcode 9781556523618
ClassificationsDewey:792
Audience
Children's (6-12)

Publishing Details

Publisher A Cappella Books
Imprint A Cappella Books
Publication Date 1 March 2000
Publication Country United States

Description

Gotta dance! Gotta sing! Gotta do most anything because it's show time! In this book children will learn to become 'triple threat' performers, developing their skills as singers, dancers, and actors through more than 80 activities that include imitating a musician or musical instrument, acting out a song, creating a mirror dance, making puppets and playbills, and more. Along the way, they all learn about the history of musicals, discover musicals about history, and find out how to get it all together before the curtain goes up. The book is perfect for teachers needing to prepare performers for a show; for parents looking for fun ways to fill spare minutes with their kids at home, in the car, or in a doctor's waiting room; and for kids wanting ways to enjoy themselves on their own or in a small group. Several play scripts, a list of suggested musicals for kids, and a play glossary are included.

Author Biography

Lisa Bany-Winters is the director of Northlight Academy, a children's theater program in Skokie, Illinois, and the author of Funny Bones, On Stage, and Show Time! She lives in Glenview, Illinois.

Reviews

"Useful for teachers, directors working with young actors, and children looking for direction in theatrical ventures." --School Library Journal "If your child--or inner child--craves improvisation and learning how to turn a body into the shape of a letter, take a look at Show Time. Then get 25 of your best friends or your children's pals together and create the entire alphabet." --The Fresno Bee