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The Morris Museum presents Theatre For Student Audiences on the stage of our 312-seat Bickford Theatre. The Classroom Intermission Theatre Series (CITS) introduces young audiences to the performing arts, sciences and humanities. Study guides are available for teachers for most performances.
New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards
Related NJCCC standards are listed with program descriptions to allow for integration of theatre performances into classroom curriculum.
All showtimes are 10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.
* Except where noted.
Fee: $7 per person
Marc Spiegel
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Grades: K - 5
Marc Spiegel brings Albert Einstein to life! Professor Einstein talks about his life, his difficulties in school, and the "adventures" within his mind. He speaks about his fame and what it means to be a theoretical physicist. Professor Einstein uses song and audience participation to show what "strange" motion is and what the terms "relative" and "frame of reference" mean.
Visual and Performing Arts Standard 1.2;
Science Standards 5.2, 5.7
Marionette Players
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Friday, April 3, 2009*
Grades: Pre-K - 4
Live actors and marionettes perform this endearing and exciting classic by C.S. Lewis. In World War II era England, three children discover an old wardrobe in an ancient house, where they have been sent for safety during air raids. They enter the wardrobe and find themselves on a charming adventure to Narnia, an enchanted land that the White Witch has put under a spell. According to an old prophecy, only children can break the spell, which they set out to do with some help from Mr. & Mrs. Beaver and Aslan the Lion. Students will enjoy this adventurous tale where good triumphs over evil in this popular children’s classic.
*10 a.m. performance only
Visual and Performing Arts Standard 1.1
Clifford Wright-Sunflower
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Grades: 1-6
Clifford Wright-Sunflower is a master beekeeper and environmentalist. Aided by an eager volunteer from the audience dressed in beekeeping equipment, Clifford demonstrates the precision of a beekeeper working a beehive. He transforms the entire audience into a working hive. With bodies busily buzzing about in the functional dance of the beehive, children learn first-hand about the delicate and complex balance of the bee colony. After the honeybee dance, children are divided into smaller groups to visit with an observation hive of bees, to make a beeswax candle and, most importantly, to share bee fears, experiences and questions.
Visual and Performing Arts Standards 1.1, 1.2, 1.6; Language Arts Literacy Standards 3.1-3.5; Science Standards 5.1, 5.3, 5.6, 5.7, 5.12
A deposit of 50 percent of the total due must accompany the Reservation Form. Deposits are accepted by certified check, money order, school/organizational check or purchase order.
Mail in reservation form as soon as possible. You will receive a written confirmation upon receipt of your reservation form and deposit. These programs fill up very quickly, so plan early.
Full payment is due no later than one month before the show date. Failure to make payment at that time will result in cancellation. All deposits are forfeited if full payment is not received by that time.
If you must cancel, please contact the museum at least one month before the show for a return of your deposit. Deposits are not returned if you cancel within less than one month of the show date.
There are no refunds once full payment has been received.
A reduced museum admission price of $3 is available when purchasing tickets to any Classroom Intermission Theatre Series performance.
Please call 973.971.3710 to make reservations or for additional information or make reservations using our Classroom Intermission Theatre Reservations form.
Programs subject to change.
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