FOR GRADES PREK-5

 AVAILABLE MARCH 12 THROUGH THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR AND NEXT FALL!

NIP BULLYING IN THE BUD-

WHEN KIDS ARE YOUNG AND IMPRESSIONABLE!

DESCRIPTION:

The first day at a new school is difficult for any kid. But when second grader, William Winkey meets school bully, Betty Barsky at the bus stop before the first day of school at Tapwater Springs Elementary School, William's anxiety level rises sky high. First she makes fun of his name. Then she makes fun of his lunch- his favorite- an egg salad sandwich. The next day she makes fun of his clothes. Eventually, Betty threatens to punch William in the nose! What should William do to protect himself and change Betty's bad, bullying behavior? Fortunately, William has a smart mom who teaches him how to deal with bullies. William and the audience learn the three rules of dealing with bullies: Stand tall, Don't fall, Tell all!

Written and researched by Stacey Maxwell,

one of the South's most successful children's playwrights,

and performed by Peter and Christina Holland of Once Upon a Blue Ridge ,

Sticks and Stones is a funny, delightful play that will entertain, inform, and positively influence the children in your community.

RUNNING TIME- 45 MINS.

REASONABLE RATES- CONTACT US FOR A QUOTE

CONTACT US

Peter and Christina Holland

Once Upon a Blue Ridge

Meadows of Dan, VA 24120

276-952-6370

www.onceuponablueridge.com

  hollands@onceuponablueridge.com

 onceuponablueridge@embarqmail.com  

"Once Upon A Blue Ridge offers the highest quality of work available for theatre based cultural arts programming in

North Carolina, Virginia, and the southeast.

For the past seven years, our organization has contracted with Once Upon A Blue Ridge for general performances such as Heaven on Wheels and A Christmas Carol Revisted, historical based programs Mr. Lincolns Office, and education based programming The Living Storybook literacy program, as well as programs for special needs adults and summer theatre camps for kids.

The Stokes County Arts Council applauds Once Upon A Blue Ridge Theatre for their tireless dedication to providing the most professional and affordable theatre based programming available."

Eddy McGee, Executive Director

Stokes County Arts Council

http://stokesarts.org/

 They have worked with special needs children and adults, drama groups, seniors, and families.

 Their talents range from theatre and drama to crafts and music.

They participated in our annual summer weekly arts camps pm a daily basis as well.

They are absolutely wonderful with all of these groups and we look forward to having them back again in 2012 for these activities and more!

They are an incredibly talented duo - and real crowd pleasers.

Their ability to involve audiences of all ages is unmatched."

Tanya Jones

Executive Director, Surry Arts Council

http://www.surryarts.org/main/displaypage.php?page=main/indexframe.html