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WRITING ROYALLY: a musical comedy quest to enhance writing skills
Basic Information
Address: 7329 West Fitch Ave
Chicago, IL 60631
Phone Number: 773-631-2013
Director: Mark Grimsich
Action Shots
Additional Information
Focus: Musical Theater integrating PBIS, 'Character Counts', STEM, Common Core Standards
Grade Levels:
K-5, 6-8
Length: 50 minutes plus Q&A session (upon request)
Travel:
Travel fee applies to performances outside Chicagoland area (please call or e-mail)
Pricing: $595.00 single performance (area codes 312, 773, 630, 708, 847)
Setup: 90 minutes
Takedown: 60 minutes
Equiptment: Our company provides professionally designed sets, costumes and sound system with wireless microphones.
Special Requirements: School provides electricity and two 6' or 8' tables.
Highlights:
An engaging musical score - Sets that transform right before your eyes - Professional actors - audience participation.
Mission Statement:
To engage, enlighten and entertain school audiences with the highest quality performances because your students and staff deserve nothing less.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
"Good teaching is one-fourth preparation and three-fourths pure theatre." -Gail Godwin
Testimonials:
“Wow! What a magical treat you have prepared for us.”
“Our students were so inspired they could not wait to get back to their classrooms to start their writing projects.”
“A perfect fit with our Common Core Standards.”
Additional Information:
WRITING ROYALLY
(integrating Common Core Standards for Language Arts)
Details: Explore WRITING ROYALLY further
Video: A visual taste of WRITING ROYALLY
Study Guide: Classroom support for WRITING ROYALLY
The magical Merlin takes young Arthur and the audience on a quest to discover the secrets of focused, organized and well-support writing.
Our 2013/2014 Season of In-School Musical Comedies also includes:
LEWIS & CLARK
(integrating PBIS, Common Core Standards and 'Character Counts')
Details: Explore LEWIS & CLARK further
Video: A visual taste of LEWIS & CLARK
Study Guide: Classroom support for LEWIS & CLARK
GEORGE WASHINGTON
(integrating PBIS, Common Core Standards and 'Character Counts')
Details: Explore WASHINGTON further
Video: A visual taste of WASHINGTON
Study Guide: Classroom support for WASHINGTON
BEN FRANKLIN & ME
(integrating PBIS, Common Core Standards, STEM and 'Character Counts')
Details: Explore BEN & ME further
Video clip: A visual taste of BEN & ME
Study Guide: Classroom support for BEN & ME
HONEST ABE
(integrating PBIS and 'Character Counts')
Details: Explore HONEST ABE further
Video: A visual taste of HONEST ABE
Study Guide: Classroom support for HONEST ABE
THOMAS EDISON: The Wizard of Menlo Park
(integrating STEM, Common Core Standards and 'Character Counts')
Details: Explore EDISON further
Video: A visual taste of EDISON
Study Guide: Classroom support for EDISON
THE WRIGHT BROTHERS
(integrating PBIS, Common Core Standards, STEM and 'Character Counts')
Details: Explore THE WRIGHT BROTHERS further
Video: A visual taste of THE WRIGHT BROTHERS
Study Guide: Classroom support for THE WRIGHT BROTHERS
BY THE NUMBERS
(integrating Common Core Standards for Math and STEM)
Details: Explore BY THE NUMBERS further
Video: A visual taste of BY THE NUMBERS
Study Guide: Classroom support for BY THE NUMBERS