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Dozens of actors, directors, producers and stagehands have been hard at work preparing for West Valley Light Opera’s upcoming performances of “A Chorus Line.” One performance in particular stands out because children and adults with autism, their families and caregivers are invited to attend for free. The musical theater company’s autism-friendly performance is at 8 p.m. March 17 at the Saratoga Civic Theater, 13777 Fruitvale Ave. “There are no tickets, people can just show up,” vocal director Anita Carey said.

Carey’s 13-year-old son is autistic, so she knows firsthand it’s difficult for kids with autism to vintage 1950s crochet pattern to make ladies quick easy ballet shoes or slippers by a pdf for immediate digital delivery sit still for a two-hour theater production, “He’d be flapping and screeching and he’d want to walk around and talk loudly,” Carey said, “But that’s allowed for this presentation. Technically, the March 17 performance is a dress rehearsal that will be identical to a regular show, The only difference is the kids will be flapping and screeching.”..

Sounds like that would be unnerving to the actors, who will be required to remember dialog, songs and dance routines amid all the chaos. “You can’t really prepare for it,” actor Andy Cooperfauss said. “But live theater is all about rolling with the punches, so I’m looking forward to it.”. Cooperfauss plays the lead role of Zach, who’s described as an imperious director who’s casting a dancing chorus for an upcoming Broadway production. During some segments of the show, Cooperfauss as Zach will be sitting in the audience. “You feel a little exposed,” he said. “My stuff is very conversational–it’s supposed to be me getting to know the performers.”.

Aside from Zach, the other performers are all on stage, so they’ll be less exposed to the flapping and screeching that Carey anticipates, And she should know since she worked on an autism-friendly production of “Guys and Dolls” that was staged by South Bay Musical Theatre in 2014, “It was fantastic,” Carey said, “We had about 30 autistic kids with their families and they were dancing in the aisles, It worked out really, really vintage 1950s crochet pattern to make ladies quick easy ballet shoes or slippers by a pdf for immediate digital delivery well.”, The autism-friendly show isn’t a first for West Valley Light Opera either, The group invited people with autism to attend a production of “Oklahoma!” two years ago that was attended by about 50 children, their families and caregivers..

There should be plenty of seats available for the March 17 show since the Saratoga Civic Theater seats about 290 people when it’s configured for stage performances, Carey said. “A Chorus Line” has 15 songs to entertain theater-goers, including “I Hope I Get It,” which is performed at the beginning of the show. “I hope I get it, I hope I get it,” the company sings. “How many people does he need?”. Turns out, he needs four boys and four girls, some of whom have pretty funny lines as they reveal their pasts to Zach.

I’ve heaped praise many times on the various murals around San Jose that have turned the city’s streets into an urban gallery, New ones pop up all the time and in new places that it’s not an easy task to keep track of them all, and others have been around so long that they’ve blended into the neighborhoods they’re part of, Related ArticlesSan Jose dive bar with a bad reputation reinventing vintage 1950s crochet pattern to make ladies quick easy ballet shoes or slippers by a pdf for immediate digital delivery itselfNew role for former Santa Clara County Supervisor Ken YeagerCity Lights’ ‘Eurydice’: A bilingual production with a twistReaders’ ideas for changing Burnett Middle School nameEggs-citing news for San Jose City Hall’s resident falconsBut Carlos Velazquez, the outreach manager for the Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition, has hit upon a great idea: A community bike ride on Saturday to visit approximately 15 murals and learn a little about their history, The murals include some downtown, as well as in the Gardner, Mayfair and Japantown neighborhoods..

Velasquez says the ride is inspired by Silicon Valley De-Bug’s “People’s 100 Days” series, and he’ll have Empire Seven Studios’ Juan Carlos Araujo — who’s helped coordinate murals in Japantown and elsewhere — along to share his knowledge. There’ll be volunteers from the Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition along, too, to provide assistance should anyone run into bike trouble. The ride, which is expected to be a comfortable 13 miles, starts at 10 a.m. at the Gardner Community Center at 520 W. Virginia St., which is home to a mural depicting an Aztec calendar that was originally painted by Antonio Nava Torres in 1995. It’s free to participate, though RSVPs are encouraged so the organizers know how many people to expect. You can register at http://bit.ly/sanjomuralride.

SHOW TIME: If you’re reading this, you probably share the view that reading is an important and magical thing, That’s also the lesson of a family-friendly children’s opera that’s being performed Saturday by Opera Cultura at the Mexican Heritage Theater – School of Arts and Culture, Based on a Mexican folk tale, and with some nods to the comedy found in old Warner Bros, cartoons, “Coyotes and Rabbits” tells the story of two mischievous rabbits, Chiquita and Banana, vintage 1950s crochet pattern to make ladies quick easy ballet shoes or slippers by a pdf for immediate digital delivery who set out to teach a young coyote about the magic of reading..

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