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Omnibus #68
Posted Wednesday, March 07, 2012. Total length: 5:48
This spring the Drama Department is presenting "A Year with Frog and Toad" at the Performing Arts Center. Based on the award-winning series of books by Arnold Lobel, "A Year with Frog and Toad" tracks the friendship of two amphibians through the course of a year. On this podcast you'll get to meet a number of the cast and crew and get a sneak peak at what's in store. This family-friendly production includes singing, dancing, educational activities, and a chance to meet with the actors afterwards. "A Year with Frog and Toad" is directed by Dr. Kim Poppitti, Associate Professor of Dramatic Arts & Dance. Opening night is Thursday, March 29th at the Performing Arts Center in Oakdale.
Showtimes:
Thursday, March 29: 7 pm
Friday, March 30: 7 pm
Saturday, March 31: 2pm, 7pm
Sunday, April 1: 2pm
Michael Ferrante
Shownotes with related links:
(Music Courtesy of the Mevio's Music Alley)
Related links and resources mentioned:
- On the podcast:
- Esme Warmuth
- Lauren Jones
- Janine Campbell Ewald
- Arielle Miller
- Nikki Schettino
- Michael Ferrante
- A Year with Frog and Toad Broadway history
- Arnold Lobel page on LibraryThing
- The Electric Company
Music: "Rollercoaster" by Kira Willey
