Exploring Baby Theatre
Exploring Baby Theatre
Written By: Amanda Urban
Pictures By: Robin Colwell
Lauren Jost, the founder and artistic director of Spellbound Theatre, started our weekend class by asking us all to sit in a circle and play with her. We each took egg shakers and began rhythmically shaking them as Lauren cooed, “Hello, hello, hello. Hello to everyone today. What fun, what fun, what fun to play with you today.”
I was hooked.
When I first heard that the weekend course being offered this semester was Theatre for the Very Young, a.k.a. Baby Theatre, I was intrigued. I had never heard of Baby Theatre before and I had no idea how theatre could be made for children ages 0 to 5. What could a baby possibly appreciate about theatre?
Read more...http://ccnyeducationaltheatre.blogspot.com/2015/02/exploring-baby-theatre.html
Exploring Baby Theatre
Written By: Amanda Urban
Pictures By: Robin Colwell
Lauren Jost, the founder and artistic director of Spellbound Theatre, started our weekend class by asking us all to sit in a circle and play with her. We each took egg shakers and began rhythmically shaking them as Lauren cooed, “Hello, hello, hello. Hello to everyone today. What fun, what fun, what fun to play with you today.”
I was hooked.
When I first heard that the weekend course being offered this semester was Theatre for the Very Young, a.k.a. Baby Theatre, I was intrigued. I had never heard of Baby Theatre before and I had no idea how theatre could be made for children ages 0 to 5. What could a baby possibly appreciate about theatre?
Read more...http://ccnyeducationaltheatre.blogspot.com/2015/02/exploring-baby-theatre.html
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