
Say It Like You Mean It: Teaching Students to Explore Vocal and Physical Expression
Children can be some of the best actors out there, but in order for them to grow, they need to learn to express themselves, and not just play pretend.
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Children can be some of the best actors out there, but in order for them to grow, they need to learn to express themselves, and not just play pretend.

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In part two of our story on how to produce a musical for our elementary school students, we discuss the audition and callback process.
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