Showing posts with label play. Show all posts
Showing posts with label play. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
The 24 Hour Project
A few weeks ago my kids started talking about something called the 24 Hour Drama Project. I paid little attention. They love being in plays, musicals, acting classes, and anything else that pertains to the theater. I did start to pay attention when I listened more carefully to them talk. They would have 2 rehearsals-for the whole play. They would get a script at the first rehearsal. The rehearsals would run from 12 noon to 12 midnight. At the end of the second night, at midnight-the show would go on--at 12:00 MIDNIGHT. They really, really wanted their father and I to attend--at MIDNIGHT--after 2 twelve hour rehearsals.
After taking naps, (their father and I) we headed out the door at 11:00pm. This is my sleeping time--it felt very strange to leave the house at this hour--but I was very surprised to see that there were others out and about. HOW STRANGE...I thought only kids home from college were out at this time of night.
At 24 seconds before midnight-we all counted down, and then the show began.
I have to admit I didn't understand all parts of the show--it was very deep, especially for the hour it was performed. I did figure out that Danny represented time-time who obviously likes to snack?
At 24 seconds before midnight-we all counted down, and then the show began.
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Jump, jump, jump!!
The kids had a wonderful time this past weekend at Mary-Kate's graduation party.
I am happy to report that there were no broken bones after an hour of trampoline jumping.
Mark did fall out of the hammock after it flipped over when I took Kimberly out immediately after taking this photo. He only hurt his dignity.
Jump, jump.....
jump!!Monday, June 4, 2007
Secret Garden
We have had a very exciting weekend around here. Holy Cross Academy performed the musical "The Secret Garden. The kids began in December, and the past weekend we were treated to one of the most professional shows that I have ever seen performed by a school.
They were truly remarkable.
Becky helped with the pre-show craziness. This performance was put on without the help of a public school budget. Things were borrowed, made by hand, or donated by friends of the school.
They were truly remarkable.
Becky helped with the pre-show craziness. This performance was put on without the help of a public school budget. Things were borrowed, made by hand, or donated by friends of the school.
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