AMENIA — Registration is still open for local students enrolled in the second through fourth grades to participate in an after-school performance workshop which will culminate in a mid-December performance at the new Webutuck High School auditorium.
Developed by the Vanaver Caravan and Arm of the Sea Theater, the multicultural music, dance, puppetry and storytelling program, titled “Into the Light,” offers students instruction in all aspects of theater arts, performance and technical theater, as well as familiarizing students with musical styles and dances from a variety of cultures.
Students will work with the Caravan’s professional performers, led by Caravan director Livia Vanaver.
The four after-school workshops will run between Monday, Dec. 4 and Tuesday, Dec. 12.
The final performance, a which will fuse live music, dance, storytelling and giant puppetry into a holiday story, is scheduled to take place on Sunday, Dec. 17 (snow date: Monday, Dec. 18).
Registration will close on Wednesday, Nov. 15.
The free program is sponsored by the Town of Amenia, assisted by a grant from the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation.
For more information, email vdoyle@ameniany.gov, call (845) 489-7826, or visit vanavercaravan.org/intothelight
To register online, go to ameniany.myrec.com
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