2009-2010 Season
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A Family Experience ~
Koncerts for Kids mission is to open the hearts
and minds of our local children to the world of Arts and
Culture
in a fun, family friendly manner.
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September
19, 2009 - Missoula Children’s Theatre presents
– The Princess and the Pea
October 3th ,2009
- Gregg Goldston
March 19th 2009 -
Chuck & Albert
April 15th, 2009
- Wide Open – Munsch to the Max
February 26th, 2010
- Benefit Concert
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Missoula
Children’s Theatre presents – The Princess
and the Pea
Envision
a kingdom of snow where the residents are Winter Wind
Workers, Blizzard Bringers, Icicle Sharpeners and Snow
Smoothers, ruled by the Storm King and the Snow Queen.
Add to that a Prince looking for a proper Princess to
share the throne. Now imagine the Princess and her friend
the Pea living in a kingdom of green rolling hills and
running rivers with her subjects, The Flower Gardeners,
River Runners, Green Shoot Growers and Tree Barkers. Her
parents, King Size and Queen Size, do all they can to
keep things running smoothly. Who knows, maybe the dancing
Dust Bunnies can help? Although the two kingdoms think
they have nothing in common, (except maybe a pesky Jack
Frost that freezes anything and everything), the peace-loving
Leprechauns prove otherwise. Throw in some Phony Princesses
and you have a real fiasco! This ain’t your grandma’s
PRINCESS AND THE PEA. We think you will enjoy its twists
and turns.
Audtions - September 14
at 4:00 pm SHARP, Westview school. 50-60 local students
will be cast to join the production. After 1 week of rehearsals,
a 60 minute musical production will be performed.
Performances – September 19 at 2:00 pm
and 7:00 pm at Westview School. 1607 2nd Street
www.mctinc.org
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Gregg
Goldston
October 3rd , 2009 at 7:00 pm
Estevan Comprehensive School Cafetorium
An
evening of MIME that is louder than words, Gregg Goldston
will present an introduction to the art of mime performed
with technical virtuosity, lyricism and audience participation.
Gregg’s 30 year career as a mime artist has taken
him across the US, Europe and Asia. A student of Marcel
Marceau, Gregg ultimately became a performing partner
of the great French master. Goldston is also an experienced
teacher and director in his own right, as the founder
of the Goldston and Johnson School of Mimes which recently
celebrated its 25th anniversary.
Gregg Goldston is a mime’s mime. The audience will
be amazed and amused as he brings to life the Derby Hat
with a mind of its own and which refuses to stay put.
"He combines a dancer’s grace and control with
a silent comedian’s timing to create terrifying,
hilarious images." -THE CHICAGO READER
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Chuck
& Albert
March 19, 2010 at 7:00
pm
Westview School 1607 2nd Street
Acadian
music, dance, and high energy comedy from Prince Edward
Island. Tapping feet. Fiddle music. Quick-witted comedy.
Acadian culture takes centre stage when Chuck and Albert
perform. The duo makes heritage come alive through high-energy
music, dance and skits. Physical comedy is another love
of the duo as well as that of the Acadian people of PEI.
Albert and Chuck are quite gifted at drawing on one of
the oldest forms of entertainment, laughter, to hop over
any language barrier and their penchant for humour is
a natural extension of their Acadian background. Audiences
everywhere have come to treasure and expect this in their
performances. It is in this spirit that Chuck and Albert
skillfully and tastefully carry to the concert stage vibrant
characters, stories and traditions of their shared heritage.
The pair are multi-instrumentalists and consummate showmen.
Fluently bilingual, they offer up clever banter in English
or French by way of explaining the unique charm inherent
in their material. They have played to standing ovations
both at home, across the country and overseas.
www.chuckandalbert.com/index.asp
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Wide
Open – Munsch to the Max
April 15, 2010 at 7:00 pm
Westview School 1607 2nd Street
B
ased on 6 stories by Robert Munsch, adapted by Wide Open
An all new collection of stories by Robert Munsch, adapted
by Wide Open featuring their famous hand puppets and a
live narrator!
Performed by Caitlin Vancoughnett, Jacklyn Green and Kristen
Holfeuer and featuring the stories:
Where is Gah-Ning, Murmel,
Murmel, Murmel,
No Clean Clothes,
More Pies,
Alligator Baby
and
Jonathan Cleaned up and Then He heard a Sound.
Full of audience participation and fun for all ages!
www.wideopen.ca
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Benefit Concert
- Hoja
February 26, 2010 at 7:30
Estevan Comprehensive School Cafetorium
All
net proceeds of this concert will go to Ronald McDonald
House in Saskatoon.
The Saskatchewan Ronald McDonald House provides a "home
away from home" for families who come to Saskatoon
to obtain medical care not available in their home communities.
www.rmh.sk.ca
This group is back wowing audiences across
the country. Impeccable harmonies, energetic choreography
and a diverse selection of repertoire are presented in
a uniquely entertaining performance style that audiences
of all ages will enjoy. They have been to Estevan before
and we loved them!
View them on You Tube at www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Hh7pAnLry0
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Estevan
Arts Council - Koncertss for Kids
Gratefully acknowledges our Corporate Sponsors, our
Patrons, our Subscribers and funding bodies:
OSAC, Saskatchewan Lotteries,
Canadian Heritage, Saskatchewan Arts Council, Sask Culture
and the City of Estevan.
