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    The Redmond Academy of Theatre Arts

    The Redmond Academy of Theatre Arts

    4.5
    (12 reviews)
    7.8 km

    Great academy to get kids in acting, singing and theater! The teacher Kelly was high energy and…read moremanaged kids really well. My daughter was always excited to go there. Total value for money! I will enroll my kids for next batch most likely (schedule permitting)

    I arrived on the scene not knowing what to expect. I am a huge theater fan, a huge frozen fan and I…read morelove seeing how different places handle their birthday party offerings. The Scene I was a guest here for a five year old girls birthday from 1-3 PM. The child's class was invited and it was a mix of girls and boys. The format was, sit in a circle, introduce each other, start practicing lyrics and gestures to a song. Kids all go to the bathroom as a group. Eat Pizza / Fruit / Cake. Parents stand in a line behind a table. Performance of two songs. Some observations: Some kids were warmer uppers, like mine. They suggested I could sit in the circle with my kiddo to help her get acclimated. We were 6 minutes late. I did sit for a bit, but had to move to a chair. I did suggest my kid go and talk to a teacher and that seemed to help. There were two boys who kept playing outside the circle and not paying attention and following the rules. I was a bit bothered by this and am not sure what should have happened. 1. I wondered why the parents weren't encouraging their kids to participate. Was it because they were boys? And boys don't need to participate and follow instructions? 2. Why weren't the teachers trying to encourage the boys to participate? Were they assuming that because this was Disney princesses they wouldn't want to? All in all, I can't see everyone ignoring two girls not paying attention and doing their own thing and distracting the group. I feel like boys should be looked after and encouraged just as much as girls. While yes, the parents should have maybe done something, in situations like this, I try not to jump in, and assume the people who are being paid to run a two our event can work to include everyone. Loved that they had all of the kids go to the bathroom. Smart. One of the teachers seemed new, and didn't quite know the songs, she was looking at the more experienced teacher most of the time for guidance. I could see this made the students not know if they should look at her, or look at the obvious leader. Thought they could have done one dress rehearsal before showing the parents. Only one boy participated out of a group of aprox 25. 5-6 boys stood there. To me, this is a failure of inclusion.

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    The cast of "Babes in Toyland" - Dec. 2011
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    Snoqualmie Falls Forest Theater

    Snoqualmie Falls Forest Theater

    3.7
    (10 reviews)
    15.9 km

    We had a great time on a beautiful Washington warm evening. The theater is in a nice wild area…read moresurrounded by trees and plants all around. It is showing its age and could use some TLC on the seats but they do provide you with cushions. Also they have bug spray you can spray on for free. There is a small stand selling candy, popcorn and other items. Also they have a "mist sprayer" you can walk through to keep cool. One thing for older people is there is a steep winding hill you need to go down to get to the theater (not that long but still difficult for older folks - and you have to go back up at the end.) BUT they do provide a Courteous van that will take you down. They are next to impossible to get in contact with. Their phone is disconnected and they apparently can not access their Facebook page to respond to inquires. Found that very concerning since sort of looks like they are out of business. The scenery and customs for the play are simple but fun and the actors put their hearts in to it. For a inexpensive fun evening to take the kids to - and to see a good play - I would definitely recommend it. We took our 12 year old granddaughter and she enjoyed it.

    I love the location but the organization is not that organized. They don't respond to multiple…read moreemails, there's no phone number to call, everyone seems to be indifferent to their members. I once thought of volunteering since I have an extensive theatrical background...and the free time. But, this haphazard way of dealing with the public has soured me on the idea.

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