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The D300 Foundation for Educational Excellence Presents 'Into the Woods Junior' At H.D. Jacobs High School
Summer theater at its best starts with "D300 Foundation Presents."
The D300 Foundation for Educational Excellence is proud to present its second year of “Summer Theatre” for District 300.
Our second exciting year of summer theatre again will bring together both middle and high school students from across the district. Auditions are scheduled from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. June 3 and June 4 at Lake in the Hills Village Hall. To sign up for an audition visit: http://bit.ly/d300presents.
This wonderful production, with words and music by Stephen Sondheim is based on the book, Into the Woods, by James Lapine. Into the Woods blends various familiar fairy tales with an original story of a childless baker and his wife, who mobilize the action of the story by attempting to reverse a curse on their family so they can have a child.
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There will be four 7:30 p.m. performances on Friday, July 15; Saturday, July 16; Friday, July 22; and Saturday, July 23.
Bring your family and your friends, with general seating at $5, bring all your neighbors, too! This will be a great outing for Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts, retirement communities and summer camps! This is an upbeat, fun musical for all!
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We have a collaboration of district teachers and D300 alumni working on this production as well. Stephen Fodor, the producer, teaches technology at Westfield Community School in Algonquin. Matt Silar, the director, is a Jacobs High School graduate who has helped direct numerous D300 productions.
Kimberly Sass, the musical director, is a Hampshire Elementary School music teacher, and Jessica Cano, the choreographer, is a special education teacher at Golfview.
To purchase tickets, please visit the Into the Woods Junior website at: http://bit.ly/d300presents or email stephen.fodor@d300.org. You also may call Mr. Fodor at: 847-532-PROP (7767) for more information.
The D300 Foundation’s mission is to enhance and extend learning opportunities in all D300 schools. Since the D300 Foundation was founded in 2002, it has awarded nearly one half of a million dollars in local education grants – all made possible by private donations and special fundraisers.
We invite you to view some of the projects and grants the D300 Foundation has funded; please visit our website at: www.d300foundation.org.
