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Children's Theatre
Foundation, founded in 1981, was reorganized in 2002 with an
expanded vision of support for theatre arts programs. Through
the ensuing years CTF has sponsored and/or co-sponsored the
following projects:
- McKinley Elementary's "Acting
on Diversity" 3rd-5th grade drama club.
- Myers Elementary's "Heritage
Stories & How We Came to be Here" project culminating
in a script performed by 3rd-5th graders and then incorporated
into the 4th grade curriculum in the future.
- Willamette University's School of
Education "Introducing 'New Comers' to the Arts", a
comprehensive theatre arts experience including Richmond and
Waldo students.
- Judson Middle School's project
"The Dance" creating an original production about
middle school relationships including 5th graders from feeder
schools and former Judson students (now high schoolers).
- Four years of a community based
musical production, Ebenezer, based on Dickens' Christmas
Carol. It was written by Salemites Bob Voight, Gary Frame,
and Glen Williams and featured as many as 105 in the cast.
- Oregon Project, I Must Walk
Toward Oregon, written by playwright Sandra Ascher, in
cooperation with senior citizens and Children's Educational
Theatre students. It chronicles pioneers on the Oregon
Trail until the turn of the century.
- Peanuts Project, A Tribute to
Charles Schultz, researched, written, and performed by CET
students at Riverfront Park.
- Carousel Project written and
costumed for Salem's Riverfront Park Carousel dedication.
Performed at the Elsinore Theatre by CET students and Richmond
Elementary Students for the dedication of the carousel. It
included theatre education classes at Richmond Elementary
School.
- Week-long classes for Hoover
Elementary School when they had year 'round school. CTF
partnered with Willamette University, CET, and the Salem/Keizer
School District for the classes during Christmas and spring
breaks.
- Hoover Harlequin's Hoover
Elementary School's two-hour performing arts classes, two days a
week. CTF partnered with Willamette University, Western
Oregon University, CET, and the Salem/Keizer School District in
sponsoring after school theatre training workshop/classes for
grades 4 and 5.
- Washington Elementary School's
Broadway Babies Theatre Workshop. This year-long program
involved after school workshops in theatre/dance two days a
week, and now includes 4th graders and training with HEART
skills. Parents and interested adults created costumes and
sets for their production of Annie.
- Salem Boys Choir's Special
Project for their trip to Europe.
- Salem Boys Choir's Boys on
Broadway production.
- Mary Eyre's Marionette Club.
- Willamette University's Taking the
Art of Theatre to Rural Schools.
- Willamette University's Theatre as
a Catalyst to Learning with the Roberts Learning Center
Alternative School in the Salem/Keizer School District.
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