by Dwayne Blackaller
February 10- April 24
Recommended for students Kindergarten- grade 6
“My name is Avalon Griffith Hughes. When I was eleven years old, I became a legend.”
When young Avalon discovers a mysterious sword in a lake in Cornwall, England she finds herself in the heart of an incredible adventure. Could she be King Arthur reborn? And who are the four other young women from around the world who have discovered swords of their own? Join the quest with Idaho Theater for Youth as the five girls seek to solve the mystery of the Lady of the Lake and to create a new Round Table big enough for the entire world.
Western
Western
Eastern
Western
Eastern
Western
Northern
Eastern
Western
Northern
Western
2/10 – 2/14
2/17 – 2/21
2/24 – 2/28
3/2 – 3/6
3/9 – 3/13
3/16 – 3/20
3/23 – 3/27
3/30 – 4/3
4/6 – 4/10
4/13 – 4/17
4/20 – 4/24
*Western Idaho includes Eastern Oregon and Northern Nevada.
*Northern Idaho includes Eastern Washington and Western Montana.
*Eastern Idaho includes Western Wyoming and Northern Utah.
Click here to Book Now! Or contact Julie, julie@idahoshakespeare.org 208-429-9908 x204
Local
(90 mile radius of Boise)
Single Performance $400
(2) Performances $700
(1) Workshop (30 student max.) $150
Out of Area (outside of 90 mile radius of Boise)
Single Performance $500
(2) Performances $900
(1) Workshop (30 student max.) $150
*Presenting organizations and for profit presentations, please contact the Festival for rates and availability.
A post show question & answer session with the actors may be held, at no cost, after each
performance (time allowing). In addition to the performance, a workshop with students is
available and is designed to fit into a class period. Workshops focus on topics relevant to the
production and enhance the students’ learning experience through the exploration of acting, text analysis, and character development. Workshops can accommodate up to 30 participants, may require a separate location (depending upon the performance space), and are available at an additional cost of $150 per workshop.
All performances require an auditorium, theater, or other space which accommodates groups (gymnasiums and cafeterias work well). The minimum space requirement is 20’ wide x 30’ deep x 12’ high. A minimum of one hour for set-up is required prior to the performance. The play may be performed twice during a school day. Capacity for each performance is 400 students. An additional $50/100 students will be added for audiences exceeding 400. Maximum audience attendance per performance is 550.
For questions regarding content or workshops contact Director of Education, Veronica Von Tobel at veronica@idahoshakespeare.org or call 208.429.9908 x 206. Or fill out the booking form by clicking here.
Performances are made possible by a generous community of funders who support our efforts to make theater accessible, relevant, exciting and fun. Please join us in thanking them for their support of the arts and their commitment to education.
