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NOV–JAN
2021
2022
Edu ation
& Outrea h
Welcome back! We hope
you are as excited as we I n this edition of our quarterly
newsletter, we share a preview
of all the exciting things
our Broadway for Kids APPLAUSE
program, and our CAPA Marquee
Awards presented by American
are to return to in-person
happening this year in our Electric Power Foundation.
events! Passport to Learning series,
2021 CAPA Marquee Awards Showcase
MISSION ograms
n & Outreach pr
CAPA’s Educatio sidents
of central Ohio re
enrich the lives tive
and low-cost crea
by providing free e, and
are varied, divers
experiences that our
lieve everyone in
accessible. We be ce the
rves to experien
community dese
power of the arts
transformative
mmunity
and our many co
able
collaborations en
belief.
us to fulfill that
learn
Click the apple to
ed uc at ion!
about CAPA
Virtual GRIMMZ Fairy Tales come to Passport to Learning January 10–28!
Our Workshop series kicked
off on October 9 with a
very informative session
on auditioning for college
theatre programs. Additional
workshops planned for this
year include designing for
the theatre, rock vocals with
Shadowbox Live, and musical
Presented by theatre dance audition.
We are also excited to
announce our participation
We are excited to return Theatre at which winners
in the Broadway League’s
to in-person adjudications in all 11 categories will be
three-part virtual speaker
this year for our fourth announced.
series! Made up of Broadway
annual CAPA Marquee Awards
Educational opportunities this professionals, this virtual
presented by American
year will include a return to series gives students the
Electric Power Foundation. On
our Broadway Master Class opportunity to explore non-
May 10, the CAPA Marquee
series with classes planned performance topics. The
Awards will culminate with
for HADESTOWN, FIDDLER ON first class on “Designing and
a red-carpet ceremony and
THE ROOF, COME FROM AWAY, Building a Show” will be held
student showcase at the Ohio
CATS, and PRETTY WOMAN. on December 1.
We are delighted to announce we have accepted 18 schools from four central Ohio counties.
2021–22 CAPA Marquee Awards Schools
Bishop Watterson High School, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, April 1–2 & 8–10
Dublin Jerome High School, The Addams Family, March 17–19
Eastmoor Academy High School, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, March 10–13
Grove City High School, Newsies, April 7–10
Groveport Madison High School, Fiddler on the Roof, April 7–10
Hilliard Darby High School, Calvin Berger, April 8–10
New Albany High School, Disney’s The Little Mermaid, November 18–20
Olentangy Berlin High School, Mamma Mia!, March 18–20
Olentangy Liberty High School, Mary Poppins, March 11–13
Olentangy Orange High School, Hairspray, March 17–20
Pickerington High School Central, TBA, March 10–13
Pickerington High School North, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, November 18–21
Thomas Worthington High School, Mamma Mia!, February 25–26
Upper Arlington High School, 42nd Street, February 24–27
Presented by
Westerville Central High School, Shrek the Musical, March 18–20
Westerville North High School, Disney’s The Little Mermaid, March 17–20
Click on the logo to learn more about the
Westerville South High School, Bright Star, October 28–31 2021–22 CAPA Marquee Awards.
Worthington Christian School, SpongeBob SquarePants, February 17–19
1–22 Pa s spo r t to Le ar ni ng S eries
2
This season, we have an exciting
Hip Hop Body Rock
with Paige Hernandez
LEARN
MORE Social Justice Series
lineup of virtual AND in-person Theatre and dance collide in this
shows for students in grades pre-K six-part virtual series led by world re-
nowned educator and performer Paige
As part of CAPA’s commitment Harriet Tubman and the LEARN
through high school! Carefully
selected to enhance curriculum and
Hernandez. This virtual arts engage- to fight systemic racism in our Underground Railroad MORE
ment features several warmups and community, we proudly introduce
basic hip hop routines from Paige’s criti- This stirring drama with music is a clas-
make learning fun, the Passport to our Social Justice Series which sic tribute to the great American who
cally aclaimed show “HAVANA HOP!”
Learning Student Matinee Series explores the issues we continue to freed herself and hundreds of others
makes language arts, social studies, September 20–Dec. 17, 2021 | VIRTUAL from the bonds of slavery. Her courage
face as a community and a nation helped to change the world. We share
math, and science come alive by through the perspectives of a her adventurous life with your students
using the power of the arts.
Doktor Kaboom and LEARN
range of outstanding artists in this accurate and deeply moving
musical history lesson.
of color.
the Wheel of Science MORE
Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2022
Doktor Kaboom is having trouble pick- 10 am & 12:30 pm | Lincoln Theatre
G
ing his favorite science demonstra-
I N tions, so he’s bringing them all! Will
E A RN RT we turn a water bottle into a rocket or
GRIMMZ Fairy Tales
LEARN
The Mayhem Poets LEARN
L SPO catapult bananas across the stage? MORE MORE
PAS
Electrocute a pickle or create artificial
In this five-part video series, Having been dubbed “an
gravity? Who knows? So, step right up,
Jay and Will Grimmz, have come back amazing ride” by The New York Times,
and let’s spin that wheel! the Mayhem Poets have been described
home to the city where they grew up
as “The Simpsons meets Malcolm X at a
Thursday, Mar. 3, 2022 to give a concert. The brothers will be Notorious B.I.G. concert.” These virtuosos
Passport to Learning Passport Booklet 10 am & 12:30 pm | Lincoln Theatre performing some of their greatest hits seamlessly blend raw elements of hip hop,
including “Snow White and the Seven theatre, improv, and stand-up comedy to
(with message that says “Click on the Shawties,” “Down with Rapunzel,” and tell gut-wrenching truths that leave audi-
Passport to Learn more about our 2021-
22 series.” and links here: Passport to Jacqueline and the LEARN
“Hansel & Gretel: Lost in the Streets.”
Pay your bling and hear them sing…a virtual experience
ences forever changed.
Learning Series | Columbus Association for
the Performing Arts (capa.com)
Beanstalk MORE like none other! “A hip-hop revelation for the younger
generation!”
Tuesday, Apr. 26, 2022
10 am & 12:30 pm | Lincoln Theatre
Girls are so often stereotyped,
but Jacqueline will climb to January 10–28, 2022 | VIRTUAL
great lengths to prove them all
wrong! Follow Jacqueline up
the beanstalk in this fun and
interactive one-woman show,
produced by TCT On Tour: A
re
rn mo Division of the Children’s The-
o r t t o lea s.
sp 2 ser
ie atre of Cincinnati, that breaks stigmas and tells the classic
e Pas A BIG THANKS PNC Bank, The Robert Weiler Company, The Bill Conner Memorial Fund, The DiMarco Family Fund of The Columbus Foundation
li c k on th e 2021–2 story in a new and impactful way.
C t th TO OUR
abou
Wednesday, Apr. 27, 2022 COMMUNITY
10 am & 12:30 pm | Lincoln Theatre SPONSORS!
We bring the world of learning to our stages!
APPL
AUSE
is BA
CK!
Click on the logo to learn more
about the APPLAUSE program.
Thanks to generous
support from our Broadway
in Columbus season
subscribers, we make the
experience of Broadway
available to the next
generation of theatre goers
in central Ohio.
Open to all public, private,
and charter schools, this
2 021–2 2
program provides subsidized
tickets to help educators
use the power
of Broadway to
serve as a tool
to enhance their SHOW S
curriculum and
make learning Applications opened in September
fun. and educators were asked to supply
information about their school,
their classroom, and how they will
connect the Broadway show to their
classroom curriculum. A lesson
plan demonstrating those curricular
connections was also required. We
are excited to welcome elementary,
middle, and high school students to
the Applause Program this season!
Edu ation Spotlight O U R
MARK Y
CALENDARS!
Crystal Satterfield
Education Coordinator UPCOMING EDUCATION EVENTS
Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. After
graduating from Kent State, I spent two years as an English Sept. 20–Dec. 17 Passport to Learning, Hip Hop Body Rock with Paige Hernandez, Virtual
language fellow in Colombia and Spain. It was truly one of
the most rewarding and unforgettable experiences I’ve had October 28–31 CAPA Marquee Awards, Westerville South High School’s Bright Star
thus far. I also have a background in customer service and
advocating for people in various markets. I am grateful that November 17–21 Broadway APPLAUSE Program, HADESTOWN
every portion of my career has included connecting with
people of all ages on an interpersonal level. In addition, I November 18 CAPA Marquee Awards, Master Class with HADESTOWN, 4–5:30 pm
love to cook, sing with friends and family, laugh, and create.
November 18–20 CAPA Marquee Awards, New Albany High School’s Disney’s The Little Mermaid
How did you get started in the arts? I credit my love of the
arts to my grandma and my mom. They took me to see one November 18–21 CAPA Marquee Awards, Pickerington High School North’s
of the first runs of Disney’s The Lion King on Broadway at The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
age 7, and it left an imprint on me. I come from a family
of singers as well, so I’ve always had an appreciation for December 1 CAPA Marquee Awards, Broadway Bureau Speaker Series “Designing and
different genres of music and musicals. I lived for play and Building a Show,” 4–5 pm
musical season in high school.
HOMETOWN December 4 CAPA Marquee Awards, Designing for Theatre, 11 am–1 pm
What was your favorite subject in school and why? I loved
Gahanna, OH choir and math (specifically Aagebra) because you can use both sets of
December 15–19 Broadway APPLAUSE Program, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF
HIGH SCHOOL
skills interchangeably. As a teen, my mind was blown when I realized music
High is just gorgeous sounding numbers. I felt like I was cracking a secret code. I
Gahanna Lincoln NS! still feel the same way today.
December 16 CAPA Marquee Awards, Master Class with FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, 4–5:30 pm
LIO
GO
DEGREE What is the most exciting thing January 8 CAPA Marquee Awards, Dance Audition Workshop,
Bachelor of Arts
in about working for CAPA’s FUN FA 10:30 am–12 pm
Communication
Studies,
ersity
Education & Outreach department?
• I’m le
CTS January 10–28 Passport to Learning, GRIMMZ Fairy Tales, Virtual
Kent State Univ
I am excited to be a part of bringing ft-handed
theatre education to children, teens, • I’m an
AND adults. I am encouraged by the alto January 10–30 Community Program, GRIMMZ Fairy Tales, Virtual
opportunity to shift the paradigm • I can d
rive stick
of who gets access to the arts. I’m sh ift! January 12–16 Broadway APPLAUSE Program, CATS
looking forward to being a part
of carrying out CAPA’s vision of January 13 CAPA Marquee Awards, Master Class with CATS,
equity, diversity, and inclusion. The 4–5:30 pm
arts are for EVERYONE.
January 22 CAPA Marquee Awards, Rock Vocals with
Shadowbox Live, 12–1:30 pm
All of CAPA’s education and outreach
“Theatre is like a programs are 100% funded by donations.
Be part of the magic. Donate today!
gym for empathy.
100
It’s where we can %
go to build up
the muscles of
compassion, to
practice listening
and understanding,
and engaging with
people that are not
just like outselves.”
—Bill English
CONTACT
Amy Handra
cation
Director of Edu
1045
Main: 614-469-
6732
Direct: 614-719-
.com
education@capa
The CAPA Education & Outreach Bulletin Board is produced quarterly,
to help you stay up-to-date on the exciting things happening!
Ss A BIG THANKS TO OUR COMMUNITY SPONSORS!
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