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All-of-us Express
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Fall 2009 |
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The people of Nowhere are illiterate. Learning to read wasn't too much trouble. They are ruled by a ruthless dictator, Maestro Mean, who controls them by keeping them illiterate and poor. When a literate young woman named Parsley comes to the village, they implore her to teach them, risking her life and theirs. Performed in December 2009 at Hannah Community Center in East Lansing. Directed by Miranda Sue Hartmann; assistant directors Cami Sigworth and Dan Domino. Running crew supervisors: Costumes: Sandi Sigworth and Laurel Domino; Makeup: Morgan Lees; Props: Miranda Sue Hartmann; Set Construction: Boofer Lees; Tech (lights and sound): Chris VanZwoll. How Reading Came Back to Nowhere by Richard T. Young. Produced by special arrangement with I.E. Clark Publications, PO Box 246, Schulenburg TX 78956. |
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Presented with the support of
Lansing Exchange Youth Foundation, Inc.;
Ingham County Hotel/Motel Funds;
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Copyright © 2009. Art by Miranda Sue Hartmann. Photography by Boofer Lees and Lisa Lees. 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 props were different in performance.
It is the mission of All-of-us Express Children's Theatre to offer young people of all backgrounds, cultures, and lifestyles the opportunity to produce professional quality plays, study many aspects of the dramatic arts, and develop valuable life skills while providing outstanding entertainment to the community. It is the policy of AECT to provide equal opportunities to all eligible persons without regard to age, color, creed, gender identity, disability, height, membership in any labor organization, national origin, parental status, political identification, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, or weight.
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