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Earlier today, Best Kids Productions announced the successful launch of The Best Kids Productions Guide, its new educational guide on how to present a successful stage production with young performers, which went live on 26 April 2015. For anyone planning to present a stage production with young performers, this guide will be worth paying attention to, as it’s going to be enormously useful to them.
Currently, in most schools the responsibility for the annual school production usually falls on the shoulders of the Drama teacher – and broad shoulders they are! Putting together a production with young performers can be a daunting task for anyone, especially a busy professional teacher with a hectic teaching schedule and mountains of admin to complete. The owner of Best Kids Productions and Co-Author of The Best Kids Productions Guide, Charon Williams-Ros, makes a point of saying “Anyone wanting to present a show, especially with young performers, is going to find The Best Kids Productions Guide enormously useful”.
Charon Williams-Ros continues… “Through our professional interactions with schools, churches and community centres, we realised that there is little comprehensive guidance and support available for those involved in staging performances with young performers. The Best Kids Productions Guide, written by eight award-winning stage professionals, covers all aspects of presenting stage productions with kids. We subtitle it ‘The sanity guide to presenting successful stage productions with young performers’, because we believe that for many people, working with young people in theatre productions can be a daunting prospect and we especially want to support them and show them that it doesn’t have to be.”
“Each one of us is a successful theatre professional today because of that special teacher who first ignited the flame. They are so often one-man-production teams who work hard to develop kids’ talent. They are a hugely valuable asset to the theatre, not just because they are grooming future artists, but because they are developing future audiences!”
“Our guide is going to be a huge benefit to our customers because it includes information on Finding a Production, Scriptwriting, Directing, Choreography, Vocal Direction, Production Design, Puppets & Props, Lighting Design and Publicity, as well as advice on budget, how to avoid certain pitfalls, and creative brainstorming.”
Charon Williams-Ros has dedicated her life to developing young talent. Born to professional theatre practitioners in London, Charon pursued a career in education with majors in English and Psychology. A popular director and vocal director, Charon Williams-Ros has worked on countless large-scale musicals and musical revues. As an actress, she has won several awards, including those for her performances as Fraulein Schneider in ‘Cabaret’, Mrs Potts in ‘Beauty & the Beast’, and Mrs Lovett in ‘Sweeney Todd’. Charon has worked extensively with young performers and was part of a team who began an annual young performer’s project, which provides young talent the opportunity to work with a professional production team.
Currently, the closest thing to The Best Kids Productions Guide involves wading through hundreds of articles from unknown sources online, but The Best Kids Productions Guide improves on this by providing a print-ready PDF format e-book, consisting of 180 pages, divided into 14 chapters, which guide the reader through the entire process of putting a stage production together. Although primarily aimed at people who work with youth and younger kids, it can be used for any age group production.
The Best Kids Productions Guide is available for purchase and immediate download right now at http://www.bestkidsproductions.com at a significant launch discount.
The website also contains access to useful free articles on various aspects of presenting stage productions at http://www.bestkidsproductions.com/wp/articles. Further information about Best Kids Productions, including author profiles can be discovered at http://www.bestkidsproductions.com/wp/home
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