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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
AVAILABLE TO COME TO YOUR SCHOOL OR ORGANIZATION
FOR
INFORMATION CONTACT ELLEN AT
(631) 928-2624
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Our full-scale touring productions run an average of 40-90
minutes in length depending on the production. They include 5 to
10 performers, complete with sets, props, and costumes. Each
show is designed for a specific grade level.
Study guides are available for all productions, and a
downloadable copy appears under each of the production
descriptions below.
All programs are BOCES-affiliated for both Suffolk & Nassau
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Grades 4 - 8
CLASS
DISMISSED:
THE
BULLYING PROJECT
 Theatre Three
has created an original musical to address the issue of bullying in the schools. The work focuses on bullying in the classroom, cafeteria, and schoolyard, with strong emphasis on the rising incidents of bullying via the
Internet. The play presents a range of scenarios and provides active solutions to the various issues. Each performance will be followed by a question-and-answer period with the audience. A detailed study guide
is available prior to the performance which will give material on the production as well as follow-up activities and discussion topics.
NYS Arts Standards 3 and 4; English Language Arts Standards 1, 2, 3, and 4; Social Studies Standard 5; Health, Physical Education, and Family
& Consumer Sciences Standards 2 and 3.
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Grades 6 -
12
FROM THE FIRES:
VOICES OF THE HOLOCAUST
By Jeffrey E. Sanzel
Now in its
11th
Anniversary production,
THEATRE THREE presents its acclaimed
production, seen by over
100,000 people!
FROM THE FIRES:
VOICES OF THE HOLOCAUST traces the life of Rachel Gold, a Berlin
teenager, and her experiences from 1937 to 1945. The play
follows her from the inception of the Nuremberg Laws through
deportation to Auschwitz and finally the death march to Mauthausen.
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TESTIMONIALS
"As
a survivor, I commend your troupe for undertaking and presenting
this original play."
- Stanley L. Ronell, survivor, Port Washington, NY
"When I spoke to my students after the play, they confessed to
crying. . . ."
- Marugerite Hartill, William Floyd Union Free School District,
Mastic Beach, NY
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What an outstanding performance. . . . The silence at the end of
the performance spoke volumes as to the impact on [our
students]. I do believe these children will remember the message
and try to be peacemakers, beginning in their families and
extending into their local communities. Thank you."
- Sr. Anthony Therese, O.P., Our Lady of Perpetual Help,
Lindenhurst, NY
"We
of the Suffolk Y JCC Holocaust Seniors Group want to thank you
again for your moving portrayal of . . . those infamous years. .
. . Obviously, we were deeply moved. We thank you for that and
for your sensitive understanding."
- Ginette Horowitz, Co-Chairperson, Holocaust Survivors Group,
Suffolk Y Jewish Community Center, Commack, NY
"Concise, informative, and poignant. . . . The feedback . . .
from both students and staff has been tremendous."
- Tammy Dorsa, Bay Shore High School
"As
Holocaust survivors, my wife and I, as well as the entire
audience, were moved to tears."
- Martin Small, survivor, Huntington, NY
"The
historical themes of bigotry and racism are presented through
factual dialogue and riveting performances."
- Frank Nostramo, Patchogue-Medford High School
"It
is often said that only people who have experienced this hell
can describe its emotional toll. Your research and insight
allowed you to create an outstanding original work that seems
authentic even to those with personal knowledge of the subject
matter."
- Marilyn L. Temkin, survivors' daughter, Setauket, NY
"The
play apparently had a transforming effect on its audience . . .
the silence was unbroken until the end."
- Alice Sparberg Alexiou, Jewish Week Correspondent
"Thank you for bringing this meaningful play to our community."
- Stephanie Freese, Community Reform Temple, Westbury, NY
NYS ELA Standards
1, 2, 3, 4; NYS Arts (Theatre) Standards 3, 4; NYS Interpersonal
Skills Standard 4; NYS World History Standards 1, 2, 3; NYS
Civics Citizenship and Government Standard 1.
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Grades
7 - 12
AND
THESE, OUR FRIENDS
Now in Its
18th Season
 In
a serious look at the causes and aftermath of DWI, AND THESE, OUR FRIENDS brings
to students a further awareness of the dangers and repercussions of driving
while intoxicated. In a non-graphic,
non-violent presentation, the ply confronts both the responsibility of the
individual and the community.
Six actors. A bare
stage. A handful of props. Forty scenes. Forty minutes.
Save a life.
TESTIMONIALS
"Thank you
all for the invaluable message that was given to us through your
performance. AND THESE, OUR FRIENDS was the most effective,
positive educational tool concerning DWI that I have ever seen!
Thank you."
- Carol Newton Eberlein, District Health Coordinator, Rocky
Point Schools, Rocky Point, NY
"Few words
can describe how wonderfully the performance . . . was
experienced by our high school. . . . The reaction from the
students and faculty alike supported my theory that they would
consider your presentation to be among the best tools available
dealing with alcohol use and abuse."
-Louise Paruolo, C.S.W., Social Worker, Harborfields H.S.,
Greenlawn, NY
"Your two
performances . . . were absolutely spellbinding. The creativity
. . . the credibility of the characterizations and the diversity
of points of view that were depicted on our stage can be
described as no less than brilliant. . . ."
- Gilda Candela, Guidance Counselor/SADD Advisor, Comsewogue H.S.,
Port Jefferson Sta., NY
"We have
had many different assemblies to encourage students not to drink
and drive, but this had to be the most effective. The content of
the play and the performance were so well done that the students
could not have failed to be affected by the message. Throughout
the performance, the students were riveted to the people on
stage, and I could sense how deeply involved they were with the
situation presented. . . . I have faith that your performance
will save lives. . . ."
- Richard Volo, Assistant Principal, Earl L. Vandermeulen H.S.,
Port Jefferson, NY
"Your
production of AND THESE, OUR FRIENDS was masterfully performed
through its simplicity and hard-core reality. Satirically
presented by a dedicated staff, AND THESE, OUR FRIENDS
captivated the vulnerability and interest of the students. The
stillness of the audience echoed their sensitivity which
resounced in some very provocative discussion. . . . It is
without a doubt that this production left an indelible
impression. . . ."
- Alice Anderson, C.S.W., Division Avenue H.S., Levittown, NY
NYS ELA Standards
1, 2, 3, 4; NYS Arts (Theatre) Standards 3, 4; NYS Interpersonal
Skills Standard 4; NYS Health Standard 2; NYS CIvics Citizenship
Government Standard 3.
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