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The Odyssey: a Journey Home
based on the work of Homer
adapted by Richard Garner & the Georgia Shakespeare company
A world premiere event!
Sometimes the greatest adventure a person can undertake is the journey home. In our original adaptation of Homer's epic, we will look at the challenges Odysseus overcomes in his quest to finally return home after 10 years fighting the Trojan Wars and see how they mirror those of the modern warrior - physically, psychologically, emotionally.
Home: A place worth fighting for and worth fighting to get back to.
When: Tuesdays - Fridays, October 6 -29, 2010 at 10:00 a.m.
Cost: $10.00 per student*
Contact: Katie McCrary, Education Coordinator at 404.504.3422 or send an email.
*To show our appreciation, Georgia Shakespeare offers one complimentary chaperone ticket for every 20 students attending the performance. It is important to us that all students attending our student matinees get the best performance experience possible. We value the teachers, administrators, and chaperones that take time to bring students to our student matinee performances.
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To Book a Matinee Performance:
- Contact Katie McCrary, Education Coordinator, by phone 404.504.3422 or send an email.
- When leaving a message, be sure to include your name, phone number, school/organization name, what performance date you would like to book, and the total number of seats you need to reserve for the performance in your.
Programs are booked on a first come, first served basis, subject to availability.
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Confirming a Matinee Performance
The Education Coordinator will:
- Confirm the dates and number of tickets requested.
- Review performance arrangements and fees with you.
- Confirm arrangements with the designated contact one week before the scheduled program.
- E-mail you the contract and invoice.
Once a contract/invoice has been sent, programs are considered binding. You must sign and return one copy of the contract to guarantee the engagement.
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These programs address the following Georgia Performance Standards in Engilsh/Language Arts: learning about author’s viewpoint, noting details and main idea of the story, analyzing character and tone, point of view, visualization of ideas, drama through a different media and improving reading skills.
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