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All-of-us Express Children's Theatre
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The double-bill, Tales of Hans Christian Andersen & The Frog Prince, was performed November 12-14, 2004 at Hannah Community Center in East Lansing. Directed by students Joe Kavanagh & Elizabeth Cooke, with casts and crew of young people who worked as the assistant directors, ran the costume and makeup areas, ran sound and lights, moved the sets, took show photos, sold tickets, sent out the publicity and more. Presented with the support of the Arts Council of Greater Lansing, Capital Region Community Foundation, Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs, Meram Properties, LLC / Broder & Sachse, and Capital Area United Way. |
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![[Jack menaces Doll]](../jpg/ft04-2.jpg)
![[Little Mermaid, Sea Witch]](../jpg/ft04-4.jpg)
![[Frog, Princess]](../jpg/ft04-3.jpg)
The Little Mermaid gives her voice to the Sea Witch
The Frog returns her ball to the Princess
![[Duckling]](../jpg/tales04-ip-1.jpg)
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The Frog Prince, adapted by Edward Marsh from the story by the Brothers Grimm. Produced by special arrangement with Baker's Plays. Tales of Hans Christian Andersen (The Steadfast Tin Soldier, The Swineherd, The Ugly Duckling & The Little Mermaid,) adapted by Carolyn Lane. Produced by special arrangement with Pioneer Drama Service, Inc. Art on this page by Sarah Bence and Issa Polstein; photos by Dylan Lees. Show photos by Dylan Lees. Copyright © 2004. Art and photos may not be used in any way without the permission of All-of-us Express Children's Theatre. These are publicity photos, not performance photos. Costumes, makeup, and set were different in performance. |
It is the mission of All-of-us Express Children's Theatre to provide young people with an opportunity to produce plays of a professional quality, and to provide the community with an opportunity to enjoy live family-oriented dramatic activities.
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