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Fun for All Ages: Curio Presents Make/Partake Theatre Version of The Three Little Pigs

December 20, 2024 6:30 pm

Starting last year, Curio Theatre Company has turned children’s theatre into an active event with a Make/Partake concept. The experience begins with children coming into a workspace and while there they will make something, a craft, a prop, or even record a sound that will then be used in the performance.

This year, Curio is adapting The Three Little Pigs, with a script written by company Co-Founder and Artistic Director Paul Kuhn. The piece is directed by Mya Flood. The show runs December 12-29. Tickets are $20 for adults and $15 for children.

Curio Theatre Company is located inside the Calvary Center for Culture and Community at 4740 Baltimore Avenue. Find tickets and more information at: http://www.curiotheatre.org/the-three-little-pigs.html.

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Kids After-School Sewing Club

January 6, 2025 3:30 pm

A fun and creative after-school program where kids aged 10–14 can learn sewing skills, design their own clothes, and build confidence with hands-on fashion projects. Perfect for young creatives looking to explore their style in a supportive and inspiring environment!

• When: Mondays, 3:30–6 PM

• Ages: 10–14

• Season Dates: Jan 6, 13, 27 | Feb 3, 10, 24 | Mar 3, 10, 17, 24

What to Expect:

• Learn to thread, operate, and troubleshoot sewing machines confidently.

• Design and create custom wardrobe pieces.

• Explore hands-on projects that spark creativity.

Location: 4719 Pine Street, Philadelphia, PA 19143
Contact: (855) 623-3745 | Email: info@made-institute.com
More details on our website: https://made-institute.com/after-school.

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Musical Improv Class Series

January 6, 2025 6:00 pm

Musical Improv Workshop Series for Adults:

Learn to love the spontaneous, the unplanned, and the surprising as we improvise entire musicals from scratch!

Through improv exercises and songful games, we’ll create songs and scenes on the fly, learn common song structures, and practice the art of spontaneity within a supportive community. In addition to being extremely fun, musical improv offers practice in teamwork, flexibility within structure, mutual support, and creative problem-solving.

How are conflicts created and resolved in song? What makes a catchy chorus? How can you use a melody to reflect emotion? How do actors decide when to burst into song? After playing with these concepts, we’ll create our very own musical, which will be unforgettable and immediately forgotten.

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