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Childrens Theater A Paradigm Primer And Resource Kelly Eggers

SKU: BELL-1782560

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Publisher: The Scarecrow Press, Inc.

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.25 MB

Pages: 237

Author: Kelly Eggers

ISBN: 9780810859883, 0810859882

Language: English

Year: 2010

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Childrens Theater A Paradigm Primer And Resource Kelly Eggers by Kelly Eggers 9780810859883, 0810859882 instant download after payment.

This book introduces readers to the world of children's theater by highlighting one specific model, The Oyster River Players, a small children's theater company in New Hampshire. By exploring the history and dynamics of their own theater company, authors Kelly and Walter Eggers apply broader implications, expanding their focus to include children's theaters of other kinds and in different cultural settings. Throughout the book, the Eggers show how children's theater succeeds in helping young people learn in ways that would be otherwise inaccessible. Through forays into philosophy and history, as well as personal testimonies, the authors present a coherent argument for the need for children's theaters in nearly every community.