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Jan Adamo, Franklin Academy
Our plan is to produce the whole show (Shout!) in the fall next year. The concept is perfect for our new program. Thank you so much for your generosity and for the fantastic material you provide. It is perfect for high school students. We are taking Body Body and Power Play to competition this year. We'll keep our fingers crossed!
Barbara Dial Mager, Theatre Teacher/Director, David W. Butler High School, Matthews, NC
My students are really enjoying this challenging play! They love the message & love that it's not hitting us over the head with it. I'd like to thank you for understanding that high school students can handle more challenging material. I get so tired of playwrights & publishers who think that we need to dumb down material for high school.
Shaun Winterflood ASTSD Principal of S.W.A.T.S.
Just wanted to let you know that my drama school S.W.A.T.S. (The Shaun Winterflood Academy of Theatrical Studies) performed ALICE last Saturday afternoon as the culmination of their Summer School. All 46 children really loved working on the script during the week and the performance was enjoyed by the entire audience and pupils alike. Thank you for a wonderful script which suited the age group concerned of 5 - 14 year olds.