SCHOOLS

Dear Principal and Teachers,

This year, we are presenting “CINDERELLA”.

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!

We’re a Not-for-Profit organization that has been either directly or indirectly providing educational school shows for over ten years.

We are here to help you bring the magic of theatre and the importance of the arts to your class!

Dates for Markham Theatre:
Nov. 21 through 25, 2022 (there will be several scheduled performance times each day).

Dates for Whitby:
Nov. 28 through Dec. 2, 2022 (there will be several scheduled performance times each day).

Dates for Port Perry:
Dec. 15 and 16, 2022 (there will be several scheduled performance times each day).

Cost: $12.00 per student (plus HST), every eleventh ticket is free.

Diversified Theatre is a not-for-profit Canadian Theatre Company.
Our mandate is to produce the best educational theatrical entertainment for schools.

Please download our School Brochure by clicking here.

Our mandate is to provide professional, quality shows at an affordable price.

For information about the performances, please call Trudy at (647) 201-6899 or email us at trudy@diversifiedtheatre.com

Pre-theatre activities

Each class that chooses to see our production as a school trip will have the option of receiving show programs prior to the event. Each program is loaded with information about the show as well as word finds, trivia and puzzles. It will also include a colouring contest and the entries can be handed in at the theatre. The winners will be judged according to grade level and receive free theatre tickets for their family along with a cash donation to their school.

Where do our shows fit into a teacher’s lesson plan?

 

After seeing our show, teachers will be able to create independent and group activities based on the Creative Process. Through critical analysis, students can develop and express their own initial reaction and response to the work and communicate and reflect on what they have experienced.

Independent activities for students could include:

  • Descriptions of the show (comparing two versions of a story character)
  • Sensory Impressions (writing a descriptive paragraph)
  • More about location of the show (making a map)

Group Activities for students could include:

  • “Let’s Talk About …” (discussing the story)
  • Variations – rewriting a version of a tale
  • Different Points of View (re-telling the story from each characters perspective)