Fagbøger for børn og unge: drama og scenekunst

"6th grade was child's play. 7th grade was a taste of what was to come. But 8th grade, was the year that changed everything. That includes me, my "friends," and the Middle School Chronicle Series. It was one of the most memorable, educating, and heartbreaking years of my life. A school year I will never forget! A story that you may not want to remember. I bring you the trilogy in the Middle School Chronicle Series, 8th Grade Middle School Chronicles, the true story of my 8th grade year!"--Back cover.

Rachel Renee Russell serves up more laughs and adorable illustrations in the next installment of the bestselling Dork Diaries series.

Spark imagination and inspire movement with Crafterina's Sleeping Beauty Coloring & Craft Book. A perfect gift for a young dancer! Included in the book are coloring pages, activity pages, paper crafts, and so much more!

"Thrilling -- a spirited, poignant coming-of-age vignette and an intriguing window into a little-known chapter in vaudeville history." -- Kirkus Reviews (starred review) In 1908, a visiting troupe of vaudeville performers is about the most exciting thing to come to Muskegon, Michigan, since baseball. They're summering in nearby Bluffton, so Henry has a few months to ogle the elephant and the zebra, the tightrope walkers, and -- best of all -- a slapstick actor his own age named Buster Keaton. Henry longs to learn to take a fall like Buster, "the human mop," but Buster just wants to play ball with Henry and his friends. With his signature nostalgic touch, Scott O'Dell Award-winning graphic novelist Matt Phelan illuminates a bygone era with lustrous color, dynamic lines, and flawless dramatic pacing.

Emma is little. Julia is big. Emma and Julia love ballet. Emma is learning to be a ballerina. Julia is a professional ballerina. And they are both excited about the big performance in the theater tonight. Emma will be watching from the audience. Ju

A ballet-themed 8x8 storybook featuring Peppa -- a lovable, slightly bossy little piggy! Includes a poster of Peppa and friends!

91366 By Lori M. Myers 15 minutes 1 Male, 2 Females, Max/Min cast 3 Competitions, Holocaust Theme, Mother-Daughter, Simple Set A one-act, 3-character drama. An elderly Holocaust survivor encounters a rebellious teenager in a tattoo parlor. Melanie is determined to get a butterfly tattoo against her mother's wishes. Sarah is removing her own concentration camp tattoo-91366. Great for competition one-acts, an evening of short plays, or to introduce Holocaust Literature, parent-teen relationships or survival. Sarah is curious as to why anyone would want to remove a tattoo. She is planning to get one to assert her independence from her mother. The backstory-Sarah has been conducting an adolescent feud with her mother, who obviously knows nothing about being a teenager. In defiance of her mother's wishes, she seeks out a tattoo parlour and has decided on a butterfly tattoo. While there, she encounters a woman old enough to be her grandmother. Surprised at finding someone of an older generation at such a place, Sarah pours her heart out to this stranger, only to find out that the woman is there to have an old tattoo removed. Who would do such a thing? Why would anyone remove such a coveted prize? Does what she discovers make her change her mind about her own life and her relationship with her mother?

How theater can raise performance lesiure to attract many audiences to choose to see the performance in the theater? Why theater facility can influence performance attraction?

Lots of kids enjoy dancing, but what motivates them to push past the sore muscles, early-morning technique classes, and crazy schedule required to become a professional dancer? In this book, dancers from many backgrounds talk about their different paths to success in ballet, modern, jazz, Broadway, and hiphop. They also share advice and helpful tips, such as: . Practice interpreting the music and the mood of a movement, even when you're doing a standard warm-up exercise.. Try to be in the front row at auditions so you can see what's going on and so the judges know you're eager to be seen.

Jamila Phillips is so done with secrets. So done with Pirates Cove.So done with everyone calling her Bean.So done with living across the street from her so-called best friend.Metai Johnson is so done with summer.So done with ballet.So done with her useless father.So done with her supposed best friend, who answered exactly zero texts all summer.But how do you take a break from being somebody's best friend? Especially when you're in the same middle school and auditioning for the same talented-and-gifted dance program. Especially when you can't stop thinking about what happened that day at the end of seventh grade?can't stop thinking about that secret you've never told.What happens when you're done with your so-called life, but it's not done with you?

In this high-interest, accessible novel for teen readers, a soccer star surprises everyone by signing up for Indigenous dance classes.

The students of the Vancouver International Ballet Academy are back for their third semester. Will they be able to handle the new ballet "Coppelia" and its lead role, summer school acceptances and rejections, potential scholarships, and the drama within the academy?

As the second semester at the Vancouver International Ballet Academy approaches, how will four maturing dancers face the new challenges that await them? The Vancouver International Ballet Academy has opened its doors after the winter break, and everyone is back! Julian is finding it difficult to concentrate on dance because of his family; his teachers think he could be great if he could just focus. Kaitlyn believes she's the best dancer, but her body type is getting in the way of her (and her mother's) dance ambitions, tempting her to lie. Alexandra is as focused as usual, but others don't seem to understand how much time and energy she has to give to ballet if she wants to be the best. While Taylor is still criticized at VIBA, she's getting a lot of positive attention from outside - especially from a recently retired Canadian ballerina who's taken an interest in her and Julian. Who will get noticed in competition and the spring seminar? Whatever happens, someone's going to lose and someone's going to win.

Love You, Hate You follows four young dancers in their first semester at the Vancouver International Ballet Academy, showing the highs and lows of working toward careers as professional ballet dancers.