Namibia – The National Curriculum for Basic Education (NCBE).Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE).International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE).India: CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education).Ghana Standards-Based Curriculum & Common Core Programme (CCP) Curriculum.CISCE Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations.Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate.Tickets can be purchased at the door with cash or checks or online with a credit card at csbcsaints. Where: Seton Catholic Central High School, 70 Seminary Avenue, BinghamtonĬost: $15. What: The Youth Performers Edition of "The Wizard of Oz" "It doesn't matter."įollow Maggie Gilroy on Twitter Support our journalism and become a digital subscriber today. "Anyone can be in a show no matter if you are deaf or if you are hearing," Mary said. While Ann may be the production's only performer who is Deaf, it hasn't stopped her peers from learning sign language and make sure she's included. The musical's message of friendship and support is fitting for Seton's production. "To Oz!" they proclaim, ready to embark on their journey. And her new pals are going to help her get there. Although Dorothy had already proclaimed her wish to go "somewhere over the rainbow" during her "I Want" song, it's time for Dorothy to go home.
Students watched as Isabella Williams, who will play Dorothy on Thursday and Saturday, and Liam Roma, who will play the Scarecrow all four days, linked arms and marched down the yellow brick road. It's inspired numerous spin-offs and adaptations, including the rock musical "The Wiz," which features an all-black cast. "Wicked," a novel published by Gregory Maguire in 1995, tells the story of Oz's witches before Dorothy came to town and was the inspiration for a 2003 Broadway musical of the same name, which remains a smash hit to this day.ĭuring an April 22 rehearsal, the cast ran through the production onstage for the first time. The tale has received several stage adaptations, with a 1903 production running on Broadway's Majestic Theatre stage, where "The Phantom of the Opera" now calls home, over 30 years before the film hit cinemas across the country. With iconic ruby red slippers on her feet and her loving dog Toto by her side, Dorothy follows a yellow brick road - making a few friends along the way - in the hopes of finding the Wizard, who she believes will help her get home. It was later adapted into a 1939 film of the same name starring Judy Garland as Dorothy Gale, the teen in a blue checkered dress who finds herself in a magical technicolor land called Oz after a tornado takes her away from her farm in Kansas. Frank Baum's children's novel, "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz," first published in 1900. The magical land of Oz first came to life on the pages of L.
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