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It's the Hard-Knock Life, from Script to Stage Vol 21, issuE 6 / JunE 2013 ANNIE: It’s the hard-Knock Life, From Script to Stage Fri 28th, 9 p.m. thirteen.org/annie 3 Leapin’ LessonS! ANNiE: it’s the Hard-Knock Life, From script to stage Fri 28th, 9 p.m.; thirteen.org/anniem MAy 2013. thE Palace theatre, New York city. Nearly 400 students from under- served public schools across the city eagerly wait for a matinee performance of ANNIE to begin, playbills firmly in hand. The house lights go down. The overture begins with the wistful opening notes of “Tomorrow,” then kicks into high gear with i“t’s the Hard- Knock Life.” it’s showtime! during the next two-and-a-half hours, the students are immersed in a magical world of bright Broadway lights and the colorful characters who inhabit Annie’s world. For many of the students, it’s their first live theater experi- ence and for some a happy memory that will launch a lifetime of theater experiences. But no one is happier than ANNIE producer Arielle Tepper Madover. Madover first saw ANNIE when she was eight years old. i t was a magical experi- ence that made her yearn for a life in the theater. she decided to bring ANNIE back to Broadway so kids could experience the show that was so life-changing for her—and she knew education would be a significant part of that experience. With that mission in mind, she partnered with THIRTEEN’s Education department to create the ANNIE on Broadway Education Initiative, an arts education program designed to bring hands-on ANNIE In THE CLASSROOM April 2013: Educators attend an all-day teacher training workshop at THIRTEEN’s offices, where they learn about the Broadway revival of ANNIE from producer Eva price and cast member sadie sink (pictured), ANNIE On THE WEB among others, and resources they OCtober 2012: Two days before can incorporate into their classroom ANNIE begins previews at the palace instruction. in the following weeks, Theatre, THIRTEEN launches an inter- cAp21 teaching artists present active website (thirteen.org/annie) in-school workshops to prepare stu- introducing kids to Broadway and dents for seeing a live performance providing an historical context for of ANNIE. the show’s depression-era setting. developed by THIRTEEN’s Education department and aligned to national learning standards, the website includes quizzes, historical games, and video interviews with the Broad- way production team. thirteen.org 1 theater education experiences to New York city students through in-school workshops, an interactive website (thirteen.org/annie), and ANNIE: It’s the Hard-Knock Life, From Script to Stage, a documentary premiering this month on THIRTEEN. Through partnerships with the New York city department of Education’s office of the Arts, the non-profit organization collaborative Arts project 21 (cAp21), and generous support from the New York city council, the unique audience development program brings the backstage excitement of theater into public school classrooms, while the documentary and website bring the magic of Broadway into homes and schools across America. “i knew THIRTEEN would be the perfect partner for the education initiative given their longstanding tradition of bringing the best arts programming and cultural resources to the New York community and their dedication to arts education,” Madover said. “i’m thrilled that New York city students and teachers have the opportunity to experience ANNIE both in the classroom and at the theater, and that we’re providing students in ANNIE’s hometown with learning experiences that will have an impact long after they see they show.” Here’s a look at the wonderful world of ANNIE on Broadway—and on THIRTEEN! Funding for ANNIE is provided by The philip and Janice Levin Foundation, the Helena rubinstein Foundation, the Henry and Lucy Moses Fund, and the Lillian Goldman programming Endowment. Additional funding for ANNIE educational outreach provided by The Kenneth and Hazel roe Foundation and the Leslie and roslyn Goldstein ; Foundation. Funding for the audience development initiative provided by the New York city council. bage r A G rcus NNY MA d Fu AN AN N ) ©Jo io at TEEN ir TH N o E i ) WNET Educ ANN WEB zi; ( THE EN N sc o A E i N ANNIE On THIRtEEn EY ANN or JunE 2013: ANNIE: It’s the Hard- d: ( c EA r) Knock Life, From Script to Stage is spr H theate airs on THIRTEEN and public tele- . T THE av vision stations across America. 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