Someone recently asked me, “What is your favorite part of Garden Players?” I love so much about it… writing an original musical every year, directing and choreographing and then seeing our children and teen actors put their whole hearts and talents into our fully staged May musical, bringing the community together to create sets, costumes, …
Are you gathering in person with family and friends? Are you still going to reach out over Zoom or FaceTime to friends and family who can’t be there with you?
Either way, there are some really fun ways to get creative with family and friends. Tongue Twisters and Acting Improv can be fun for all ages! Add in the poetry game for in person gatherings and you’ll be in stitches!
Halloween can bring out the theatrical side to all of us. Kids and adults can enjoy dressing up, creating decorations, and trying out various characters.
Want something simple and fun to get everyone laughing?
Have you seen shy kids struggling to share their full essence in life and on the stage? Often even outgoing kids hold back, afraid of being too overdramatic and embarrassing themselves. This keeps kids from sharing their full range of emotions and from becoming the actors they are anxious to become. Maybe they mumble their lines or they hang their head and hide their faces? Maybe they try to be such serious actors that they end up muted and hesitant?
As a woman-owned business with a mission to get more girls believing in themselves, speaking up for themselves, and contributing to the world through songwriting, playwriting,
