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READY, SET, IMAGINE! EDUCATION PROGRAMS 2022-2023 Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts
ENGAGING.
ILLUMINATING.
INSPIRING ...
THROUGH THE ARTS!
How To Order
MARK THESE DATES
ON YOUR CALENDAR!
ORDER S*T*A*R SERIES TICKETS
Saturday, August 27
Saturday, December 3
PLEASE NOTE: B.E.S.T. Standards,
Florida Standards, and NGSS
Standards can be found on page 14.
ORDERING TICKETS WHAT'S NEXT?
After making your reservation with a Box Office Customer
WHEN Service Representative, you will receive an invoice that tells
you:
ON SALE SATURDAY, AUGUST 27 AT 11AM - 2PM
• The name of the performance
Performances October – December 2022
• The date, the time and venue
ON SALE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3 AT 11AM - 2PM • Number of seats that we are holding for you
Performances January – May 2023
You must complete this invoice and note any increase or
All tickets are priced at $5 per person. decrease in the number of students and/or chaperones.
Palm Beach County students enrolled in the Free/Reduced If your numbers INCREASE, you must check with the Box
Lunch Program receive an Admission Waiver. Office FIRST to see if any additional seats are available.
Mail or fax it back to us within 3 weeks to confirm your
On the initial sale date, teachers are limited to ordering reservation.
tickets for ONE SHOW.
Please give a copy of your invoice to the bookkeeper for
After the initial ticket sale date, teachers may order payment. If payment is due, submit your check payable to
additional shows pending availability. If a performance is the Kravis Center when you return the invoice. If no payment
Sold Out, teachers may request to be waitlisted for that is due, you must still complete the invoice and fax or mail it
event. back within the three-week time frame.
After you have returned the invoice with payment, you will
HOW receive a CONFIRMATION NOTICE that you should bring
CALL THE BOX OFFICE with you the day of the show.
561.832.7469 or 800.572.8471 CANCELLATIONS
Beginning at 11am on the initial sale date.
All cancellations must be made in writing.
VISIT THE BOX OFFICE
701 Okeechobee Boulevard • If you need to cancel the order, please write in large black
letters “CANCEL” on the invoice and fax it to the Box
(parking garage located just adjacent to the Center) Office at 561.833.0691.
August 27: Main Box Office • Please call the Box Office at 561.832.7469 to confirm your
December 3: Main Box Office fax has been received.
Beginning at 11am on the initial sale date. • Cancellations must be made two weeks prior to the day of
the show.
• You will need to tell the Customer Service Representative
how many TOTAL seats you require (including all students • No refund will be issued if your order is not cancelled
and chaperones). within the two-week time frame.
• One chaperone is recommended for every 10 students and • When you cancel in a timely manner, we are able to offer
is admitted free. teachers on the “wait list” the opportunity to attend.
Tickets sold are general admission for all venues.
There are no specific seat assignments. Please be advised that backpacks are no longer permitted
into any buildings at the Kravis Center. Please leave all
backpacks at school or on your bus
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SPECIAL NEEDS ARRIVAL
Please let us know ON YOUR INVOICE if your class has BY BUS
students with special needs. We will be better prepared to
assist when you arrive. • All buses should arrive on Iris Street where officials will
direct them to appropriate unloading and check-in areas.
• Sign language interpreters MUST BE REQUESTED by a
teacher/school no later than two weeks prior to show. • Place the “venue” sign (D-Dreyfoos, P-Persson, R-Rinker)
in the bus window for easy identification by officials.
• If a student requiring a sign language interpreter is not
able to attend, please call the Education Department at • Please inform officials directing bus arrivals if your bus is
561.651.4251 as soon as possible to cancel. transporting students with mobility impairments.
• Sign language cancellation requires 72-hour notice. BY CAR
• The Kravis Center will not be responsible for payment. • Park in the parking garage.
• Schools will be billed for cancellation fees. • Guests should take the elevator or stairs to Level 3, where
If you have students with special needs that you did they will be able to access all facilities.
not indicate on your invoice, please call the Education
Department at 561.651.4251. DEPARTURE
Buses will be located on Iris Street and parked in the order
TRANSPORTATION they arrived. Placing a sign in the window identifying your
school will help you locate your bus quickly.
BUSING & TRANSPORTATION
It’s never too early to reserve your buses! QUESTIONS?
To ensure availability of buses, order them as soon
as possible. 561.832.7469 or 800.572.8471
• The Kravis Center pays for busing for Palm Beach County Box Office Customer Service
public schools grades K-12.
561.651.4251 | Education Department
• Arrangements must be handled by the teacher/school and
made through the school bookkeeper. KRAVIS CENTER BOX OFFICE
• Inform your bus driver which venue your school is visiting 701 OKEECHOBEE BOULEVARD
(Dreyfoos, Persson, or Rinker). WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33401
• Inform your bookkeeper and area bus compound if
your Final Student Count drops to allow time to cancel
unnecessary buses. For up-to-date information on student arts enrichment
Check with school online procedures to order buses. programs, be sure to sign-up for our education e-newsletter
(Fund Type: DF, Sub-Type: District) at kravis.org/education.
Sponsorship of the busing for Palm Beach County public
schoolchildren is provided in perpetuity by a generous
donation to the Kravis Center’s Endowment Fund by
Herbert and Elaine Gimelstob.
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S *T*A*R SERIES
STUDENTS & TEACHERS ARTS RESOURCE SERIES
SUPPORTING B.E.S.T STANDARDS THROUGH THE ARTS
Motivated by a belief in the value of arts education and a commitment to the
children of our community, the Kravis Center brings classroom curricula to life
for thousands of local students each year through the S*T*A*R Series, offering
access to a diverse array of top-quality programming. These performances
provide exposure to live theater, spark classroom discussion, enhance classroom
studies and stimulate the curiosity of young minds.
An Admission Waiver Program ensures that no student will be denied admission because
of economic need.
Sponsored by Gary & Katherine Parr and
Venue Capacity: DREYFOOS HALL- 2,000 | RINKER PLAYHOUSE - 280 | PERSSON HALL - 280
PLEASE NOTE: B.E.S.T. STANDARDS, FLORIDA STANDARDS, AND NGSS STANDARDS CAN BE FOUND ON PAGE:14
PERFORMANCE GUIDES are a great resource for preparing, inspiring and supporting your students’ performance
experience. Visit kravis.org/performanceguides
THE CHILDREN’S THEATRE OF CINCINNATI
Jacqueline and the Beanstalk
October 3-6
Monday through Thursday at 10am and 11:30am
PERSSON HALL
Performance Length: 40 minutes
Suggested Grade Level: K-4
Suggested Curricula: Character Education, Language Arts, Theater
Girls are so often stereotyped, but Jacqueline will climb to great lengths
to prove them all wrong! Once upon a time, Jacqueline had a brother
named Jack. The entire village thought Jack was so smart, strong and
witty, but when the family ran out of money, it was Jacqueline who used
her brain to get them out of trouble. Follow Jackie up the beanstalk as
she shatters stigma to discover it wasn’t because she was less capable,
but because she was made to believe so. Now, she has the chance to
prove her worth. Whether you are young or old, this fun and interactive
one-woman show is important for everyone to see. Not because it’s
unique, but because it’s not. It is the story of many girls.
BélO
October 7
Friday at 10am and 11:30am
RINKER PLAYHOUSE
Performance Length: 45 minutes
Suggested Grade Level: 6-12
Suggested Curricula: Music
BélO has been hailed as Haiti’s musical ambassador to the world.
A socially conscious singer-songwriter with a sophisticated sound
and winner of numerous awards, including the prestigious “Prix
Radio France International Discoveries of 2006,” BélO’s sound is a
sublime mixture of Jazz, Worldbeat, Rock, Reggae and Afro- Haitian
traditional rhythms known as “ragganga.”
STORYMAKERS
...And Called it Macaroni
October 10-14
Monday through Friday at 10am and 11:30am
(Friday, October 14 is a SDPBC PDD)
PERSSON HALL
Performance Length: One hour
Recommended Grade Levels: 3-8
Suggested Curricula: American History, Civics, Music, Social Studies,
Theater
What would you do if a silversmith named Paul Revere gave you
something that could change the world? That’s just one question you’ll
answer when you experience …And Called it Macaroni! We’ll tell some
stories and sing some songs to make you laugh and you might even
learn a thing or two. So, come on, revolutionize your life!
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PALM BEACH SYMPHONY
The Adventures of Peter and the Wolf
October 18
Tuesday at 10:30am
DREYFOOS HALL
Performance Length: 45 minutes
Suggested Grade Level: K-5
Suggested Curricula: Language Arts, Music
Join us, The Palm Beach Symphony and Maestro Gerard Schwarz as
we embark on a newly imagined version of Sergei Prokofiev’s musical
masterpiece, Peter and the Wolf. Peter, his grandfather, the bird, the duck,
the cat, and of course the wolf, all play instruments and unite, despite
their differences, to create a unique orchestra for their community.
Beyond the pond and the meadow, under the twinkling lights of the
town’s great wishing tree, the animals and characters come together
for a magical performance of Prokofiev’s triumphal march, delighting
the crowd and surprising each other with new and lasting friendships.
THEATERWORKSUSA
Click, Clack, Moo
October 19-21
Wednesday through Friday at 10am and 11:30am
PERSSON HALL
Performance Length: 1 hour
Suggested Grade Level: K-4
Suggested Curricula: Language Arts, Music
“Cows that type? Hens on strike! Whoever heard of such a thing!”
Farmer Brown cries. When his granddaughter Jenny comes for a visit,
Farmer Brown declares the farm a tech-free zone. He takes her laptop
in the cold barn with the shivering cows who use her computer to
type messages requesting blankets. “No way,” replies Farmer Brown.
“No blankets!” So the cows go on strike and the chickens join them in
solidarity. No blankets? No milk! No eggs! Will Farmer Brown give in to
the animals’ demands? Will Jenny get her computer back? Find out in a
hilariously moving musical about negotiation and compromise, based
on the Caldecott Honor Book by Doreen Cronin and Betsy Lewin.
National Geographic LIVE –
View From Above
October 21
Friday at 11am
RINKER PLAYHOUSE
Performance Length: 1 hour
Suggested Grade Level: 5-8
Suggested Curricula: Science
Step back, about 220 miles from earth, and experience our planet from
a new perspective. Former International Space Station Commander
Terry Virts helped to install the outpost’s 360-degree observation
module, which not only helped him to take more photos than any
astronaut before him, but also gives those who see the images a
deeper understanding of our planet’s climate, economics, and place
in the universe.
TREEHOUSE SHAKERS
The Boy Who Grew Flowers
October 24-28
Monday through Friday at 10am and 11:30am
PERSSON HALL
Performance Length: 45 minutes
Suggested Grade Level: K-3
Suggested Curricula: Dance, Language Arts, Music
Adapted from the picture book by Mara McEwin and choreographed by
Emily Bunning, it is the story of a young boy, Rink Bowagon, who lives
on top of Lonesome Mountain with his unusual family of rattlesnake
tamers and shape-shifters. The townspeople agree that Rink’s family
are quite strange, but they are unaware of Rink’s spectacular gifts.
Whenever the moon is full, Rink sprouts beautiful flowers all over his
body. When a new girl, Angelina, moves to town, Rink’s life truly begins
to grow.
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VIRGINIA REPERTORY THEATER
The Wright Stuff: First in Flight
October 25
Tuesday at 10:30am
DREYFOOS HALL
Performance Length: 1 hour
Suggested Grade Level: 3-8
Suggested Curricula: Science, Social Studies
Barely out of their teens, two plucky bicycle mechanics team with their
studious sister to out-invent the world’s top scientists and achieve the
timeless dream of flight. From their tiny workshop in Ohio, Orville and
Wilbur Wright travel to North Carolina and launch the first powered,
sustained and controlled flight of an airplane, changing the world
forever.
BALLET PALM BEACH
Snow White
October 26
Wednesday at 11:30am
DREYFOOS HALL
Performance Length: 1 hour
Suggested Grade Level: K-8
Suggested Curricula: Dance, Language Arts
Snow White is an original work by Ballet Palm Beach’s Artistic Director,
Colleen Smith, which premiered in October 2016. A beautiful, exiled
princess finds refuge with an unlikely band of heroes. Meanwhile, a
jealous queen plots. This fantastical ballet adaption of Grimm’s fairy
tale will intrigue audiences of all ages.
HONOLULU THEATRE FOR YOUTH
In the Year of the Boar and
Jackie Robinson
October 31 – November 4
Monday through Friday at 10am and 11:30am
PERSSON HALL
Performance Length: 1 hour
Suggested Grade Level: 3-12
Suggested Curricula: Language Arts, Social Studies, Theater
In 1947, the Year of the Boar, a young girl leaves China with her
parents for a new beginning in America... But it’s harder than she
expected. Though her classmates in Brooklyn come from a variety of
backgrounds, Shirley is the only one who doesn’t speak English, and
she worries that she will never have a friend. But through a new love
of the Brooklyn Dodgers (especially her hero Jackie Robinson), Shirley
begins to feel at home. Based on the book by Bette Bao Lord and told
through humor, Chinese and English, and a rich multimedia staging,
the play celebrates the bravery and sacrifice of those who bring new
perspectives to our country.
STORYMAKERS
With a Gobble, a L’chaim, and
a Ho, Ho, Ho!
November 7-11
Monday through Friday at 10am and 11:30am
(Tuesday, November 8 is a SDPBC PDD)
PERSSON HALL
Performance Length: 1 hour
Suggested Grade Level: K-2
Suggested Curricula: Language Arts, Music, Social Studies, Theater
Hey, did the Pilgrims and Indians really eat turkey at the first
Thanksgiving? We say…maybe! And what do latkes have to do with
Hanukkah? Let’s visit Chelm and find out! Is a dozen Christmas cookies
really 13? How did that happen? Come celebrate with us and we’ll
tell you about all these holiday traditions with some songs and some
stories and even a miracle or two…or three.
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MERMAID THEATRE OF NOVA SCOTIA
It’s Okay to be Different –
Stories by Todd Parr
November 15-18
Tuesday through Friday at 10am and 11:30am
PERSSON HALL
Performance Length: 1 hour
Suggested Grade Level: K-3
Suggested Curricula: Language Arts, Social Studies, Theater
With his signature blend of playfulness and sensitivity, Todd Parr
explores important and timely subjects. It’s Okay to Be Different cleverly
delivers the important messages of acceptance, understanding, and
self-confidence. Equally whimsical and heartfelt, The Earth Book, is a
sweet homage to our beautiful planet inspiring readers of all ages to
do their part to keep the Earth happy and healthy. This is My Hair is a
funny exploration of how silly hair can be and that no matter how your
hair looks, always feel good about yourself.
SUSANNA HAMNETT
Nearly Lear
November 28-30
Monday through Wednesday at 10:30am
PERSSON HALL
Performance Length: 1 hour
Suggested Grade Level: 8-12
Suggested Curricula: Language Arts, Music, Theater
What if the great and tragic story of King Lear were to be told through
the eyes of his closest companion? In this award-winning and dynamic
one-woman tour-de-force, Susanna Hamnett plays the Fool (and every
other character) to tell a very personal and poignant story that - with
breathtaking hilarity and heartache - honors the beautiful language of
Lear while taking a bit of poetic license.
THEATERWORKSUSA
Pete The Cat’s
Big Hollywood Adventure
December 6-9
Tuesday through Friday at 10am and 11:30am
PERSSON HALL
Performance Length: 1 hour
Suggested Grade Level: K-3
Suggested Curricula: Language Arts, Music
Lights! Camera! Action! When Pete the Cat and his buddy Callie sneak
into the Hollywood Studios, they get lost in the world of the movies.
Join Pete, Callie, Ethel the Apatosaurus, and Robo-Pete in this rockin’
new musical adventure that features several fun-filled Pete the Cat
books including Cavecat Pete, Pete the Cat and the Treasure Map, and
The Cool Cat Boogie.
Sponsored by Publix Super Markets Charities
BLACK VIOLIN
Give Thanks Tour
December 12
Monday at 11am
DREYFOOS HALL
Performance Length: 1 hour
Suggested Grade Level: K-12
Suggested Curricula: Music
Black Violin is led by classically trained string players Wil B. (viola) and
Kev Marcus(violin). Joining them onstage are DJ SPS and drummer
Nat Stokes. The band’s Give Thanks Tour employs playful story telling,
whimsical string melodies, and hard-hitting beats to highlight the
unifying pillars of the holiday season: Giving back to others and being
wholeheartedly thankful. Fans can expect to dance along to hits
from the band’s Grammy-Nominated Take the Stairs album as well as
holiday favorites from their Give Thanks album
Sponsored by Helen S. and Merrill L. Bank Foundation
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Soweto Gospel Choir
December 19-20
Monday and Tuesday at 11am
PERSSON HALL
Performance Length: 1 hour
Suggested Grade Level: 8-12
Suggested Curricula: Music, Social Studies
Hailing from the town of Soweto, the birthplace of South
Africa’s democratic movement’s struggle for freedom,
Soweto Gospel Choir inspires audiences around the world
with their powerful blend of African gospel, freedom songs,
US Civil Rights songs and international classics. Don’t miss
the spectacular Soweto Gospel Choir!
Teacher Ticket Sale - December 3, 2022
AQUILA THEATRE COMPANY
Julius Caesar
January 20
Friday at 10:00am
RINKER PLAYHOUSE
Performance Length: 2 hours
Suggested Grade Level: 9-12
Suggested Curricula: Language Arts, Theater
Beware the Ides of March… In this striking new production, Shakespeare’s
tense political thriller comes to life with complex characters and
powerful contemporary parallels. Artistic director Desiree Sanchez
brings her signature visual style to the fall and rise of Rome’s ruling
class and takes us on a journey into a world of conspiracy and betrayal.
Sponsored by Donald and Linda Silpe
AQUILA THEATRE COMPANY
Pride and Prejudice Guided Tour
January 23
Monday at 10:30am
RINKER PLAYHOUSE
Performance Length: One hour
Suggested Grade Level: 9-12
Suggested Curricula: Language Arts, Theater
Aquila Theatre brings Jane Austen’s ultimate romantic comedy
to life with its signature passion, energy, and visual flair. Filled with
unforgettable characters, including Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy,
this sharp social satire has it all; wit, love and lots of dancing!
STUDENT AND EDUCATOR
RUSH TICKET PROGRAM
Present your current student or educator ID at the Box
Office one hour prior to curtain time and receive up to 50%
off any section ticket (excluding Premium Seating) from
orchestra to rear balcony, based on availability, for any
Kravis Center self-initiated performance.
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CAHOOTS NI
Danny Carmo’s Mathematical Mysteries
January 23, 25-27
Monday and Wednesday through Friday at 10am and 11:30am
PERSSON HALL
Performance Length: One hour
Suggested Grade Level: 2-6
Suggested Curricula: Math, Theater
Danny Carmo used to think school and math weren’t for him. He
dreamed of a future on the stage and perhaps the big screen – all
he ever wanted was to be a famous magician. But when he knuckled
down to learn all the tricks of the trade he realized that math was
not only essential… it was the SECRET to a whole load of magic.
Cahoots NI’s much-loved production returns with this spectacular
show where math, theatre and digital technology collide to create
a fun and interactive performance proving that understanding math
can be fun!
KENNEDY CENTER THEATER FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES ON TOUR
Acoustic Rooster’s Barnyard Boogie
January 30 – February 3
Monday through Friday at 10am and 11:30am
RINKER PLAYHOUSE
Performance Length: One hour
Suggested Grade Level: K-3
Suggested Curricula: Character Education, Language Arts, Music
New York Times best-selling author KWAME ALEXANDER brings
two of his beloved children’s books—Acoustic Rooster and Indigo
Blume—to the stage in a world premiere Kennedy Center commission.
Alexander teams up with his writing partner MARY RAND HESS
and long-time musical collaborator RANDY PRESTON to tell a story
about being scared, being brave, and believing in yourself. With
special guests like Duck Ellington and Ms. Dairy Parton—this musical
adaptation will have children (and families) dancing in their seats.
TUTTI FRUTTI
Ugly Duckling
February 6-10
Monday through Friday at 10am and 11:30am
PERSSON HALL
Performance Length: One hour
Suggested Grade Level: K-5
Suggested Curricula: Dance, Language Arts, Music
The baby ducklings wait impatiently for Mummy’s enormous egg
to hatch. But their new brother doesn’t look like everyone else.
He doesn’t even quack like a proper duckling! Teased and called
Ugly by his siblings, our hero searches for a place to fit in. As the
seasons change, the lost and lonely fledgling meets a menagerie
of mischievous animals. But where does he really belong? Tutti
Frutti brings to life Hans Christian Andersen’s well-known tale
with inventive physicality, and live music, teaching the importance
of identity, self-worth and takes us on a journey to discover inner
beauty.
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LIGHTWIRE THEATER
The Adventures of Tortoise and Hare:
The Next Gen
February 13-17
Monday through Friday at 10am and 11:30am
PERSSON HALL
Performance Length: One hour
Suggested Grade Level: K-5
Suggested Curricula: Language Arts, Theater
We begin with Aesop’s classic fable of The Tortoise and the Hare but with
them 10 years down the road with children of their own and exploring
modern day distractions. Smart phones and video games create a new
landscape of lost connections to life experiences. The Next Gen features
Tortoise Junior and Lil’ Hare in a whole new kind of race; where their
adventures lead them into unexpected territory. With dazzling visuals,
poignant storytelling and the creative use of music from classical to
pop, this production brings this tale into a brilliant new light.
APRIL ARMSTRONG
Two Wings to Heaven
February 21-24
Tuesday through Friday at 10am and 11:30am
PERSSON HALL
Performance Length: 60 minutes
Suggested Grade Level: 4-8
Suggested Curricula: Social Studies, Music
April Armstrong, award-winning storyteller and actress, presents an
original stage play that tells Bessie Coleman’s triumphant story from
childhood to renowned aviatrix using dialogue, song, movement and
imagery; all while teaching about this period of history, the science of
aeronautics, and the need for civil rights for women and people of color.
Years before Amelia Earhardt famously flew solo over the Atlantic,
Bessie Coleman, a smart but poor black girl from Waxahatchi, Texas,
defied her upbringing under Jim Crow laws and American racism to
become the first American Aviatrix of any race to receive an international
pilot’s license in France in 1921. She became an outstanding pilot and
stunt performer; and received global acclaim for her work test piloting
some of the biggest, most modern planes of the period. But when she
returned to America, Bessie found that, despite her accomplishments,
most doors were still closed to her due to racial and gender prejudices.
Sponsored by Helen S. and Merrill L. Bank Foundation
VIRGINIA REPERTORY THEATRE
The Maggie Walker Story
February 27
Monday at 10am and 11:30am
PERSSON HALL
Performance Length: One hour
Suggested Grade Level: 3-12
Suggested Curricula: Social Studies
The child of a freed slave, Maggie Walker was born in 1864 in the
Virginia home of Elizabeth Van Lew, a Union spy. When she was nine,
Maggie’s father was murdered and her mother had no money to bury
him. Maggie joined a national savings group formed to pay the burial
expenses of poor blacks. As a high school senior, she helped to establish
an appropriate graduation for her class by organizing the nation’s first
civil rights strike by black students. As an adult, she became the nation’s
first woman bank president and a powerful force in civil rights.
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The Magic School Bus:
Lost in the Solar System
May 1-4
Monday through Thursday at 10am and 11:30am
RINKER PLAYHOUSE
Performance Length: One hour
Suggested Grade Level: K-5
Suggested Curricula: Language Arts, Music, Science, Social Studies
When the class gets lost on the way to the planetarium, Ms. Frizzle saves
the day by blasting into outer space for an epic interplanetary field trip!
But when rivalries both old and new threaten to tear the students apart,
our young heroes must learn to pull together or risk getting forever
lost in the solar system. Hop on the Magic School Bus for a ride in this
new musical adaptation based on the original book series published by
Scholastic.
WINDMILL THEATRE CO.
Hiccup!
May 9-12
Tuesday through Friday at 10am and 11:30am
PERSSON HALL
Performance Length: One hour
Suggested Grade Level: K-3
Suggested Curricula: Language Arts, Music, Science
It’s a perfect, balmy night in the outback. A sleep-deprived camper, a
cheeky quokka and an emu with a penchant for creating wild inventions,
awake to discover to discover that a koala has come down with a stubborn
and ear-shatteringly loud case of the hiccups! The three embark on an epic
journey through the night that sees them frantically eat, sing, and invent
their way towards a cure before the sun comes up. Hiccup! is a hilarious
rocking musical extravaganza about working together, finding friendship,
and how to, once and for all, stop the hiccups.
Teacher Ticket Sale - December 3, 2022
Educator Night
Your assignment:
Eat, drink, win & discover!
Monday, November 14
We’ve planned a special evening just for you …
the Kravis Center’s 8th Annual Educator Night!
Join us for wine, cheese, prizes and to discover all the exciting performances,
educational programs and opportunities available to you this season.
You may even win tickets to one of the hit shows
featured in our spectacular Kravis On Broadway series!
This free event is open to all Palm Beach County Educators
Please RSVP to pino@kravis.org (RSVP is required)
Call 561.651.4251 for more information.Kravis-On-The-Road
Kravis-On-The-Road takes arts education programming
into the classroom and into the lives of many students
who might not otherwise have the opportunity to
experience live theater. If you would like to host a
performance at your school, please call the
Kravis Center Education Department at 561.651.4376
for all the details.
Kravis-On-The-Road
KUNIKO YAMAMOTO
Origami Tales
October 6 & 7
Performance Length: 45 minutes
Suggested Grade Level: K-2
Suggested Curricula: Social Studies, Theater
Welcome to the infinite world of Origami! In Japanese, ori means “to
fold” and gami means “paper”. Using origami, music and audience
participation, Kuniko provides a magical introduction to Japanese
culture and the art of simplicity. In “Origami Tales”, mythological
character masks and puppets, amazing flowers and a dragon—all made
from origami—set the stage, while Kuniko shares heartfelt stories from
ancient Japan.
STORYMAKERS
...And Called it Macaroni
October 17-21 & 24-28
Performance Length: One hour
Recommended Grade Levels: 3-8
Suggested Curricula: American History, Civics, Music, Social Studies,
Theater
What would you do if a silversmith named Paul Revere gave you
something that could change the world? That’s just one question you’ll
answer when you experience …And Called it Macaroni! We’ll tell some
stories and sing some songs to make you laugh and you might even
learn a thing or two. So, come on. Revolutionize your life!
12 S*T*A* R SERIES KR AVIS.ORG/EDUCATIONSTORYMAKERS
With a Gobble, a L’chaim,
and a Ho Ho Ho!
November 14 – 18 and November 28 - December 2
Performance Length: One hour
Suggested Grade Level: K-2
Suggested Curricula: Language Arts, Music, Social Studies,
Theater
Hey, did the Pilgrims and Indians really eat turkey at the first
Thanksgiving? We say…maybe! And what do latkes have to do with
Hanukkah? Let’s visit Chelm and find out! Is a dozen Christmas
cookies really 13? How did that happen? Come celebrate with us and
we’ll tell you about all these holiday traditions with some songs and
some stories and even a miracle or two…or three.
QUEEN NUR
Story SELebration
February 8-10
Performance Length: One hour
Suggested Grade Level: K-5
Suggested Curricula: Character Education, Music
An interactive storytelling celebration that engages the social
emotional learning competencies. Using folktales and original songs
and chants the audiences participate in call and response stories
that impart self-awareness, social awareness, building of relationship
skills, responsible decision making and self-management. Audiences
walk away rhythmically singing, “I take my time and think about it.”
KRAVIS ON BROADWAY CHANGEMAKERS:
GLOBAL WOMEN/
YOUTH INITIATIVE GLOBAL ISSUES
WORKSHOP
January 17-February 21
4-5pm
Students will gain a global
perspective on women’s issues
and respond to them through
discussion, writing, and the
The Kravis Center has initiated a new education and engagement program in development of an action plan
connection with five Kravis On Broadway productions specifically for underserved in order to impact change on a
student groups. The goal of the Kravis On Broadway Youth Initiative is part of local level.
an ongoing effort to foster and encourage attendance of a diverse audience. High school or college students
Participating youth will take part in a pre-performance workshop led by a local who are interested in writing and
women’s issues may receive a full
teaching artist and a post-performance workshop led by a cast member. The pre-
need-based scholarship award to
performance workshop will introduce the students to the content and themes of attend this 6-session class.
each production and offer an interactive arts activity.
Sponsored by
Sponsored by Cornelia T. Bailey FoundationB.E.S.T Standards, Florida Standards, and
NGSS Standards ALPHA ORDER BY PERFORMANCE TITLE
S*T*A*R SERIES NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC LIVE –
VIEW FROM ABOVE
ACOUSTIC ROOSTER’S BARNYARD BOOGIE
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MU.1.S.1, MU.2.C.1, MU.2.S.1, MU.3.C.1, MU.3.S.1,
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THE ADVENTURES OF PETER AND THE WOLF
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MU.68.C.1, MU.912.C.1, TH.68.C.1, TH.912.C.1
MU.5.C.1, MU.5.S.1.
THE ADVENTURES OF TORTOISE AND HARE: PETE THE CAT’S BIG HOLLYWOOD
THE NEXT GEN ADVENTURE
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TH.1.S.1.3, TH.2.O.2.1, TH.3.S.1.1, TH.4.S.1.1, TH.5.O.3.2, TH.5.S.1.3
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE GUIDED TOUR
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...AND CALLED IT MACARONI
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SNOW WHITE
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ELA.1.R.1.1, ELA.1.R.1.2
BÉLO
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SOWETO GOSPEL CHOIR
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THE BOY WHO GREW FLOWERS
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TWO WINGS TO HEAVEN
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CLICK, CLACK, MOO UGLY DUCKLING
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MU.3.C.1, MU.4.C.1, MU.5.C.1
DANNY CARMO’S MATHEMATICAL MYSTERIES
MA.2.AR.1.1, MA.3.FR.1.2, MA.4.FR.2.2, MA.5.AR.1.2, MA.FR.2.1,
WITH A GOBBLE, A L’CHAIM, AND
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A HO, HO, HO!
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GIVE THANKS TOUR
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MU.K.C.1, MU.K.S.1, MU.1.C.1, MU.1.S.1, MU.2.C.1, MU.2.S.1, MU.3.C.1,
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MU.3.S.1, MU.4.C.1, MU.4.S.1, MU.5.C.1, MU.5.S.1,
HICCUP! THE WRIGHT STUFF: FIRST IN FLIGHT
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MU.3.C.1, SC.K.L.1, SC.1.L.1, SC.2.L.1, SC.3.L.1,
SS.5.A.1, SS.8.A.1
IN THE YEAR OF THE BOAR AND JACKIE ROBINSON
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SS.3.A.1, SS.4.A.1, SS.5.A.1, SS.8.A.1, TH.3.C.1, TH.4.C.1, TH.5.S.1,
KRAVIS ON THE ROAD
TH.68.C.1, TH.912.C.1
...AND CALLED IT MACARONI
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IT’S OKAY TO BE DIFFERENT – STORIES BY TODD PARR
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ORIGAMI TALES
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JACQUELINE AND THE BEANSTALK
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STORY SELEBRATION
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JULIUS CAESAR
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TH.912.C.1
WITH A GOBBLE, A L’CHAIM,
THE MAGGIE WALKER STORY AND A HO HO HO!
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THE MAGIC SCHOOL BUS:
TH.K.C.2.1, TH.K.C.3.2, TH.K.H.3.1, TH.K.O.3.1, TH.K.S.1.1,
LOST IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM
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ELA.K.R.1.1, ELA.1.R.1.1, ELA.1.R.1.2, MU.K.C.1, MU.1.C.1, MU.2.C.1,
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SC.4.E.1, SC.5.E.1
14 B.E.S.T. STANDARDS, FLORIDA STANDARDS, AND NGSS STANDARDS KRAVIS.ORG/EDUCATIONProfessional Development
WORKSHOPS
Receive in-service credit hours for participation
Kravis Center Education Department hosts the annual Back-to-
School Teacher Workshops for all public school Dance, Drama
and Music specialists in Palm Beach County on Monday, August 8.
Teachers learn about the educational programming and resources
provided for them and their students for the upcoming school year.
Disney Musicals in Schools Student Share Celebration
Tuesday, April 11 at 6 pm
DREYFOOS HALL
The Kravis Center is proud to continue this educational initiative in affiliation with Disney Theatrical Group called Disney
Musicals in Schools. The main goal of the initiative is to create sustainable musical theater programs in under-resourced
public elementary schools by providing schools with the training and tools necessary to do so, and by creating a space for
the community to share their students’ success. Up to four schools will receive a 17-week musical theater residency that
culminates in a 30-minute Disney KIDS Musical at each school. Working with professional teaching artists, a team of faculty
from the school will build skills necessary to produce a musical theater performance featuring students in grades 3-5. Through
this process, students develop self-confidence, practice collaboration, and strengthen speaking and reading skills while
learning musical theater techniques.
Science Workshops Program
The Kravis Center continues its collaboration with the Cox
Science Center and Aquarium in providing hands-on educational
STEAM workshops in connection with S*T*A*R Series
presentations. These free workshops, led by Science Educators
from the Cox Science Center, take place immediately following
select S*T*A*R Series performances. For more information,
KR AVIS.ORG/EDUCATION NGSSS AND FLORIDA STANDARDS 15
call 561.651.4251.Student Arts
Enrichment Programs
At the Kravis Center, we firmly believe that by sowing the seeds
of creativity in children’s minds, they will reap greater rewards
from future cultural experiences. Many award-winning programs,
coordinated through our Education Department, help us to plant
those seeds.
For information, please call the Kravis Center Education
Department at 561.651.4251
ARTSCHOLARS BROADWAY REACH
Through Broadway Reach, students enjoy a unique theatrical
experience by seeing a live performance of a Broadway
national touring production at the Kravis Center in connection
with a series of interactive workshop sessions. The participants
explore the themes of a particular production under the
This program gives high school students who have a strong instruction of professional teaching artists from our community.
interest in the performing arts, and who also have an
Sponsored by Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Foundation Arts &
economic need, greater insight into their particular discipline
Culture Fund of Community Foundation for Palm Beach and
by attending dinner discussions with guest speakers and
Martin Counties
meeting distinguished artists who perform at the Kravis
Center. Big Time Restaurant Group generously donates a full KRAVIS CENTER DREAM AWARDS:
dining experience for the students.
CELEBRATING HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL
ARTSCREW THEATER EXCELLENCE
Sunday, June 4 at 7pm in Dreyfoos Hall
ArtsCrew members serve as volunteers for educational This program, open to all schools in Palm Beach County,
programs at the Center while accruing community service recognizes outstanding student achievement in musical
hours and gaining valuable insight into the behind-the-scenes theater productions and culminates in a showcase featured in
logistics of a performing arts center. Dreyfoos Hall at the Kravis Center. Two students who perform
in this showcase will be nominated to participate in The Jimmy
BEYOND THE STAGE Awards® (National High School Musical Theatre Awards™) in
New York City. Schools must choose from an approved list of
productions in order to be considered.
Sponsored by Ricki Gail Conway / The Doris & Stanley
Tananbaum Foundation
KRAVIS ON BROADWAY STUDENT WORKSHOPS
Beyond the Stage is designed to enhance the entire
experience of visiting the Kravis Center. Including pre- and
post-performance talks and musical presentations, Beyond
the Stage activities complement the main stage presentation
at select performances and are free to ticket holders. Present
your performance ticket for admission. Cast members from Broadway tours lead a variety of hands-on,
Sponsored by Nancy and Jay Parker participatory workshops for high school and college students.
16 STUDENT ARTS ENRICHMENT PROGR AMS KR AVIS.ORG/EDUCATIONKRAVIS STUDENT THEATER CRITICS SPOTLIGHT ON YOUNG MUSICIANS
Friday, May 5 at 7pm
Tickets $10 in Advance and $12 Day of Performance
Nominated high school students represent their school as In partnership with the Youth Orchestra of Palm Beach
Kravis Student Theater Critics for selected Kravis On Broadway County, the School District of Palm Beach County and the
Series presentations. The students receive workshop training Palm Beach County Music Teachers Association
to prepare them to write theater reviews and have the
Crossing the threshold from practice to the stage is every
opportunity to meet with and hear from our local theater
music student’s dream, and the Kravis Center has been
critics. Each student will receive a complimentary press ticket
helping to make that dream a reality for 29 years. Since 1992,
for the opening night performance of a designated Kravis On
after a youth orchestra founder and educators from two Palm
Broadway show and will then submit a review for publication
Beach County groups collaborated with the Center to create
in his or her school newspaper.
Spotlight on Young Musicians, nearly 40,000 students have
MAGNIFIQUE WINTER INTENSIVE performed in Dreyfoos Hall. The eagerly anticipated annual
event not only showcases emerging talent but also promotes
the excellent music programs within area schools.
STUDENT AND EDUCATOR RUSH TICKET PROGRAM
December 26-30, 2022
Auditions Sunday, September 18
The Magnifique Winter Intensive is a ballet program in the
pure tradition of l’Ecole Francaise (the French School).
Experience a rare and unique opportunity to be taught by an By presenting their student or educator ID at the box office
elite team of teachers all hailing from France, including Paris one hour prior to curtain time, students and educators
Ballet Conservatory Director, master teachers from the Opera receive 50 percent off any section ticket (excluding Premium
National de Paris and from the Ballet de l’Opera National de Seating) from orchestra to rear balcony, based on availability,
Bordeaux. for any Kravis Center self-initiated performance.
PATRICIA AND ALAN LEBOW AWARD SUMMER CAMPS AND INTENSIVES
FOR EXCELLENCE IN SHAKESPEAREAN
PERFORMANCE
See page 18 for complete listing.
WORKSHOPS AND MASTER CLASSES
Auditions: Saturday, December 10
Students from Title I High Schools are eligible to audition and
must perform a Shakespeare selection, of no more than three
minutes, by memory before a panel of judges. The Kravis
Center will honor the top students, selected by the judges,
with cash prizes at an awards reception. Winning students
also will receive tickets to see Aquilla Theatre Company’s
Julius Caesar on January 20. Visiting artists leading a master class may choose to lecture,
provide demonstrations, field a question-and-answer session,
Sponsored by Kids’ Dreams, Inc. lead a rehearsal or any combination of methods aimed at
humanizing the artist and the art form.
KR AVIS.ORG/EDUCATION STUDENT ARTS ENRICHMENT PROGR AMS 17SUMMER 2023 PROGRAMS
For theater-loving kids and those who just want to have fun, our Summer Programs don’t disappoint.
Campers enjoy an array of activities and experiences including instruction from Broadway professionals
and world-renowned instructors.
For more information, please call the Kravis Center Education Department at 561.651.4251 or
visit kravis.org/education. All sessions are held in the Cohen Pavilion.
ARTSCAMP
June 5-23
Take a group of talented imaginative kids who share a common
interest in the performing arts and put them in an environment where
they can nurture their creativity and the result is ArtsCamp! Under the
guidance of professional teaching artists, campers will explore acting,
dance, technical theater and vocal music which will culminate in an
original showcase performance. This three-week summer program is
for ages 9-11. Visit kravis.org/artscamp to apply.
Sponsored by Rita and Charles Bronfman
THE BROADWAY ARTISTS
INTENSIVE JUNIOR
June 26-30
The Broadway Artists Intensive (TBAI) Junior is a one-week
introductory session for ages 9-13 based on The Broadway Artists
Intensive three-week program. TBAI Junior students train with
the same professional Broadway faculty as the more demanding,
by audition only, three-week program. Students study all areas
of the performing arts, with daily classes from 9am to 4pm
in ballet, jazz, tap, vocal technique, acting and improvisation.
No audition is required.
THE BROADWAY ARTISTS
INTENSIVE
July 10-29
This by audition only, musical theater training program, is for
talented students ages 14-22. The faculty is comprised entirely of
Broadway professionals from New York, offering the experience of
more than 100 major musical productions. During the three-week
summer program, students are immersed in the three major areas
of the performing arts: acting, voice, and dance. Curriculum includes
acting, vocal technique, vocal repertoire, ballet, jazz, theater dance,
tap, audition technique and improvisation. A live audition will be
held and video auditions will also be accepted. For information, visit
thebroadwayartistsintensive.com.
18 SUMMER PROGRAMS KRAVIS.ORG/EDUCATIONSince 2012, the De George Academy for Performing Arts has served as a launching pad for underserved students
in Palm Beach County who dream of pursuing a performing arts education. The Academy’s mission to offer quality
arts education experiences is generously funded by the Lawrence J. and Florence A. De George Charitable Trust.
Future De George Academy students are identified by Arts Specialists at Title I elementary schools in the Spring.
Students must then participate in a week-long audition and evaluation program during the summer to attend the
DGA in the Fall. Since its founding in April 2012, the majority of students return annually and successfully gain
entrance to our local arts magnet schools.
Sponsored by SUMMER LAUNCH
The Summer Launch offers incoming students the opportunity
to attend a week of intensive arts workshops in three areas:
dance, theater and vocal performance, in order to engage
students in the program and prepare them for their audition
and subsequent participation in the full year workshops.
Returning Level 1 students are also invited to take part.
The Academy provides year-round professional instruction FALL AND SPRING WORKSHOPS
in dance, theater and vocal performance, as well as These weekly arts discipline-based workshops focus on one
professional coaching in audition techniques and access of three arts areas: dance, theater, or vocal performance. Skill
to special workshops and performances. It is available to building is the primary focus of the Academy and private
students in grades 3 through 8 who attend Palm Beach coaching sessions are available for students preparing for
County Title I elementary and middle schools. auditions to a performing arts magnet school.
The De George Academy for Performing Arts levels the SPRING RESIDENCY
playing field for students who have little or no access to This two-week intensive is offered to students in grades 5
quality art programs. These students are competing with through 8. The program, led by national and local teaching
peers whose parents are able to afford classes and coaching artists, focuses on arts as a means of creative expression. The
to ready them for competitive arts magnet school auditions. program culminates in a fully mounted production to which
By participating in the De George Academy, students gain parents, family and friends are invited.
high quality arts instruction while encouraging discipline,
critical thinking, and creative risk taking in a positive, MASTER CLASSES
supportive and professional environment. Students Master classes with professional artists who are contracted
enrolled in the program are tracked for the duration of the to perform on the Kravis Center’s mainstage are offered
program to evaluate each individual’s success in reaching throughout the year.
his/her goals.
KR AVIS.ORG/EDUCATION DE GEORGE ACADEMY FOR PERFORMING ARTS 19FAMILY FARE
Family Fare presentations provide wholesome
entertainment to engage and entertain audiences of all
ages. Enjoy our array of whimsical family entertainment, a
wonderful way to expand your child’s interest in the arts!
Series sponsored by The Stiller Family Foundation
For ticket information and availability, please visit us
at kravis.org or call the Box Office at 561.832.7469 or
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THEATREWORKS USA
CLICK, CLACK, MOO
PERSSON HALL
Sensory-Friendly Presentation
Saturday, October 22 at 10am
“Cows that type? Hens on strike! Whoever
heard of such a thing!” Farmer Brown cries.
When his granddaughter Jenny comes for
a visit, Farmer Brown declares the farm a
tech-free zone. He takes her laptop in the
cold barn with the shivering cows who use
her computer to type messages requesting
blankets. Will Farmer Brown give in to
the animals’ demands? Will Jenny get her
computer back? Find out in a hilariously
moving musical about negotiation and
compromise, based on the Caldecott Honor
Book by Doreen Cronin and Betsy Lewin.
Ages 4+
Tickets $12 General Admission
LIGHTWIRE THEATER
THE ADVENTURES OF TORTOISE AND HARE: THE NEXT GEN
PERSSON HALL
Sensory-Friendly Presentation
Saturday, February 18 at 10am
Aesop’s classic fable The TORTOISE AND THE HARE takes on a contemporary twist in this delightful new production. The
beloved characters now have children of their own and are exploring modern day distractions like smart phones and video
games. The Next Gen features Tortoise Junior and Lil’ Hare in a whole new kind of race; where their adventures lead them
into unexpected territory. With dazzling visuals, poignant storytelling and the creative use of music from classical to pop, this
production brings this tale into a brilliant new light.
Ages 4+
Tickets $12 General Admission
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HICCUP!
PERSSON HALL
Sensory-Friendly Presentation
Saturday, May 13 at 10am
It’s a perfect, balmy night in the outback. A sleep-deprived camper, a cheeky quokka and an emu with a penchant for creating
wild inventions, awake to discover that a koala has come down with a stubborn and ear-shatteringly loud case of hiccups! The
three embark on an epic journey through the night that sees them frantically eat, sing, and invent their way towards a cure
before the sun comes up. Hiccup! is a hilarious rocking musical extravaganza about working together, finding friendship, and
how to, once and for all, stop the hiccups.
Ages 3+
Tickets $12 General Admission
MADAGASCAR
THE MUSICAL
DREYFOOS HALL
Wednesday and Thursday,
June 28-29
Wednesday at 6:30pm
Thursday at 11am
Join Alex, Marty, Melman and Gloria as they
bound out of the zoo and onto the stage
in this live musical spectacular. This smash
hit musical features all your favourite crack-
a-lackin’ friends as they escape from their
home in New York’s Central Park Zoo and find
themselves on an unexpected journey to the
madcap world of King Julien’s Madagascar.
This brand-new musical from Dreamworks
(SHREK THE MUSICAL) will leave audiences
with no choice but to “Move It, Move It!”!
Age 3+
Tickets start at $18
Sponsored by Ann-Britt and
Christian Angle
KR AVIS.ORG/EDUCATION FAMILY FARE 21African-American Film Festival
A RAISIN IN THE SUN
Thursday, January 12 at 6:30pm
Moderated by TreaAndrea Russworm, PhD.
This lauded drama follows the Youngers, an African-American family living
together in an apartment in Chicago. Following the death of their patriarch, they
try to determine what to do with the substantial insurance payment they’ll soon
receive. Walter Lee (Sidney Poitier) wants to make a business investment, while
his mother, Lena (Claudia McNeil), is intent on buying a house for them all to live in
-- two differing views of the American Dream.
Rated PG
(1961, 2 hours, 8 minutes)
Tickets $12
POETIC JUSTICE
Thursday, February 9 at 6:30pm
Moderated by Terri Francis, PhD.
Superstar Janet Jackson makes her stunning film debut in director John Singleton’s
POETIC JUSTICE. A mismatched pair pushed together on a road trip from South
Central L.A. to Oakland, Justice (Jackson) and Lucky (Tupac Shakur) have only
one thing in common: they can’t stand each other. But as their friends Lesha and
Chicago (Regina King and Joe Torry) fight and make up in the back of the van,
Justice and Lucky find themselves reluctantly drawn together.
Rated R
(1993, 1 hour, 49 minutes)
Tickets $12
13TH
Thursday, March 16 at 6:30pm
Moderated by Nadine White-Boyd, Esq.
In this powerful documentary, filmmaker Ava DuVernay explores the history of
racial inequality in the United States, focusing on the fact that the nation’s prisons
are disproportionately filled with African Americans. The film goes in depth into
the 13th Amendment and the ways racism continues in many forms. Featuring
interviews with activists and politicians including Melina Abdullah, Michelle
Alexander, Cory Booker, Dolores Canales, Gina Clayton, Jelani Cobb, Malkia Cyril,
Angela Davis, Henry Louis Gates Jr., Lisa Graves, and Van Jones, 13th exposes
systematic racial inequality at its core.
(2016, 1 hour, 40 minutes)
Free Admission - Tickets Required
Call 561.832.7469 or visit the Box Office. Limit four tickets.
Films contain adult themes and language.
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