Taking Literature from the Page to Stage

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Providence Athenaeum
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Living Literature is offering a free Literacy Workshop for Educators:

Taking Literature from Page to Stage. Conducted by Artistic Director, Barry Press, and long-time member, Sharon Carpentier, this workshop is made possible by a grant from the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations.

This workshop is a fun and supportive method of exploring the written word in voice and body that improves analytical thinking, exercises interpersonal communication and group interaction, and builds confidence. This time-tested workshop takes literature from page to stage by getting participants to read aloud and collaborate on a piece of non dramatic writing, in order to create a readers theater performance.

Call 437-2297 to reserve a place & mail Taking Literature from Page to Stage to: Living Literature, 120 Riverside Dr., Riverside, RI 02915

For more information on this and other programs please contact our website:
www.livingliterature.org

For Directions: http://www.providenceathenaeum.org