Send us a text This holiday story gets new gears. We sit down with the Riverside Community Players team bringing a steampunk A Christmas Carol to life—complete with in‑the‑round staging, layered costumes, and a cast that looks and sounds like Riverside. From the first “God bless us” to the final curtain, the conversation uncovers how a first-time director balances reverence for Dickens with the courage to reimagine the world he wrote. We talk through Sage’s path back to the stage, the decisi...
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Send us a text This holiday story gets new gears. We sit down with the Riverside Community Players team bringing a steampunk A Christmas Carol to life—complete with in‑the‑round staging, layered costumes, and a cast that looks and sounds like Riverside. From the first “God bless us” to the final curtain, the conversation uncovers how a first-time director balances reverence for Dickens with the courage to reimagine the world he wrote. We talk through Sage’s path back to the stage, the decisi...
Letting Creativity Fly: The Making of Schoolhouse Rock Live
Steps To The Stage
24 minutes
10 months ago
Letting Creativity Fly: The Making of Schoolhouse Rock Live
Send us a text Discover the magic of Schoolhouse Rock as our talented team discusses the evocation of childhood nostalgia and the fostering of creativity in youth theater. The episode resonates with stories that intertwine personal experiences with educational foundations in theater. • Introduction to Schoolhouse Rock live • The conceptual backbone of Schoolhouse Rock's storytelling • Collaboration and mentorship in choreography and music direction • The incorporation of ed...
Steps To The Stage
Send us a text This holiday story gets new gears. We sit down with the Riverside Community Players team bringing a steampunk A Christmas Carol to life—complete with in‑the‑round staging, layered costumes, and a cast that looks and sounds like Riverside. From the first “God bless us” to the final curtain, the conversation uncovers how a first-time director balances reverence for Dickens with the courage to reimagine the world he wrote. We talk through Sage’s path back to the stage, the decisi...
