[NEohioPAL]The Children’s Theatre at TrueNorth Cultural Arts Closes Their First Quarter '07

[Carol Cordova]

The Children’s Theatre at TrueNorth Cultural Arts Closes Their First Quarter 
2007 Session with a Free Family Performance

The Children’s Theatre at True North invites the community for a free 
family-oriented performance on Saturday, March 31st at 2:00 p.m. to end 
their January/February/March class sessions. The performance will be held in 
the Fellowship Hall of the Lake Shore United Methodist Church, located on 
33119 Electric Boulevard in Avon Lake, Ohio. Seating is available on first 
come basis for am afternoon of fairy tales.

The students of The Children’s Theatre at TrueNorth will be performing A 
Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare and two original plays. The 
students themselves created the first original piece, which they entitled 
The Random Fairytale or The Tale of the Superstrong Superhero, the Golden 
Knight and Their Friends - Little Red Riding Hood, The Wish-giving Fairy and 
How They Defeated the White Witch and the Black Dragon. The second fairytale 
is The Good For Nothing Prince, which is an adaptation of the book by the 
same name.

The Children’s Theatre at TrueNorth is a program designed to help young 
people discover theatre and to experience the performing arts. Instructors 
teach children ages 6-18 years of age, and provide opportunities to 
participate in all aspects of theatre.

Classes are held after school hours, or on the weekends.  During summer 
sessions, special day classes are held. The instructors also offer a variety 
of workshops and private lessons. The performances, held at the end of each 
session, are designed to give children experience in front of an audience, 
and are therefore, free and open to the public.

TrueNorth Cultural Arts is a multi-disciplinary arts organization committed 
to building and strengthening individuals and the community through the 
performing arts, the visual arts, and the humanities. TrueNorth's vision is 
two-fold: To educate, equip, and empower individuals so they can embrace and 
succeed in the creative arts, and to envision and encourage a community 
where creative arts and art appreciation flourish.

Private Lessons/classes are available in Theatre, Dance, Music, Early 
Childhood Music, Ceramics, and Drawing / Painting. Further information can 
be found at True North’s web-site, www.TNCArts.org, or by calling TrueNorth 
Cultural Arts at (440) 933-7771.

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