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DESCRIPTION:Sideways Stories from Wayside School centers on a 4th-grade cla
 ssroom on the thirtieth floor of Wayside School\, which the architect “w
 as supposed to build … with thirty classrooms all on one level but he ac
 cidentally put them on top of each other” (“He said he was sorry.”).
  When the students defeat their evil teacher by turning her into an apple\
 , the introduction of a new teacher\, Miss Jewls\, begins a whole new chap
 ter of life at Wayside School. Based on the children’s book by Louis Sac
 har\, Sideways Stories from Wayside School is full of wacky characters (su
 ch as Sammy\, a dead rat who disguises himself as a student to sneak into 
 the classroom\, and Mrs. Zarves\, the teacher on the nineteenth floor who 
 does not exist) and even wackier stories.\n\nDirected by Maggie Elsen '23\
 ; Management by Caris Gross '23.\n\nAdaptation by John Olive.\n\nThis prod
 uction is presented with audience members under the age of 12 in mind\, th
 ough all are welcome. Following matinee performances\, cast and crew membe
 rs will facilitate a short talkback on the themes of the show and the impo
 rtance of theatre education. They will then lead a workshop for young arti
 sts engaging with principles of improvisation and comedy performance\, per
 forming scenes from the play alongside the actors.\n\nThe talkback is open
  to all\, but the workshop is recommended for children ages 8-11. Registra
 tion is required for the workshop\, and spots are limited. Register at thi
 s link: https://forms.gle/fQCAbX2VGKJagwyg8. There is no additional fee fo
 r participation in the post-show workshop outside of purchasing a ticket t
 o the performance itself.\n\nPerformances on February 25-26 are reserved f
 or children and adults attending with children from the Oberlin community.
  If you are an Oberlin student\, faculty/staff\, or member of the general 
 public without children under the age of 12\, we request that you attend a
  different performance so that we can ensure availability for our primary 
 audience. Families who need financial assistance for tickets should email 
 cts@oberlin.edu or call the box office at 440-775-8169.\n\nIf an event is 
 sold out\, an at-the-door waitlist for tickets will begin an hour before t
 he start time.  Waitlist sales will be cash only\, and you must be present
  to purchase the ticket if your name is called.
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LOCATION:Kander Theater\, (Entrance off of Willard Court)
SUMMARY:Theater Lab Series: Sideways Stories from Wayside School
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DESCRIPTION:Sideways Stories from Wayside School centers on a 4th-grade cla
 ssroom on the thirtieth floor of Wayside School\, which the architect “w
 as supposed to build … with thirty classrooms all on one level but he ac
 cidentally put them on top of each other” (“He said he was sorry.”).
  When the students defeat their evil teacher by turning her into an apple\
 , the introduction of a new teacher\, Miss Jewls\, begins a whole new chap
 ter of life at Wayside School. Based on the children’s book by Louis Sac
 har\, Sideways Stories from Wayside School is full of wacky characters (su
 ch as Sammy\, a dead rat who disguises himself as a student to sneak into 
 the classroom\, and Mrs. Zarves\, the teacher on the nineteenth floor who 
 does not exist) and even wackier stories.\n\nDirected by Maggie Elsen '23\
 ; Management by Caris Gross '23.\n\nAdaptation by John Olive.\n\nThis prod
 uction is presented with audience members under the age of 12 in mind\, th
 ough all are welcome. Following matinee performances\, cast and crew membe
 rs will facilitate a short talkback on the themes of the show and the impo
 rtance of theatre education. They will then lead a workshop for young arti
 sts engaging with principles of improvisation and comedy performance\, per
 forming scenes from the play alongside the actors.\n\nThe talkback is open
  to all\, but the workshop is recommended for children ages 8-11. Registra
 tion is required for the workshop\, and spots are limited. Register at thi
 s link: https://forms.gle/fQCAbX2VGKJagwyg8. There is no additional fee fo
 r participation in the post-show workshop outside of purchasing a ticket t
 o the performance itself.\n\nPerformances on February 25-26 are reserved f
 or children and adults attending with children from the Oberlin community.
  If you are an Oberlin student\, faculty/staff\, or member of the general 
 public without children under the age of 12\, we request that you attend a
  different performance so that we can ensure availability for our primary 
 audience. Families who need financial assistance for tickets should email 
 cts@oberlin.edu or call the box office at 440-775-8169.\n\nIf an event is 
 sold out\, an at-the-door waitlist for tickets will begin an hour before t
 he start time.  Waitlist sales will be cash only\, and you must be present
  to purchase the ticket if your name is called.
GEO:41.292885;-82.216601
LOCATION:Kander Theater\, (Entrance off of Willard Court)
SUMMARY:Theater Lab Series: Sideways Stories from Wayside School
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.oberlin.edu/event/theater_lab_series_sideway
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DESCRIPTION:Sideways Stories from Wayside School centers on a 4th-grade cla
 ssroom on the thirtieth floor of Wayside School\, which the architect “w
 as supposed to build … with thirty classrooms all on one level but he ac
 cidentally put them on top of each other” (“He said he was sorry.”).
  When the students defeat their evil teacher by turning her into an apple\
 , the introduction of a new teacher\, Miss Jewls\, begins a whole new chap
 ter of life at Wayside School. Based on the children’s book by Louis Sac
 har\, Sideways Stories from Wayside School is full of wacky characters (su
 ch as Sammy\, a dead rat who disguises himself as a student to sneak into 
 the classroom\, and Mrs. Zarves\, the teacher on the nineteenth floor who 
 does not exist) and even wackier stories.\n\nDirected by Maggie Elsen '23\
 ; Management by Caris Gross '23.\n\nAdaptation by John Olive.\n\nThis prod
 uction is presented with audience members under the age of 12 in mind\, th
 ough all are welcome. Following matinee performances\, cast and crew membe
 rs will facilitate a short talkback on the themes of the show and the impo
 rtance of theatre education. They will then lead a workshop for young arti
 sts engaging with principles of improvisation and comedy performance\, per
 forming scenes from the play alongside the actors.\n\nThe talkback is open
  to all\, but the workshop is recommended for children ages 8-11. Registra
 tion is required for the workshop\, and spots are limited. Register at thi
 s link: https://forms.gle/fQCAbX2VGKJagwyg8. There is no additional fee fo
 r participation in the post-show workshop outside of purchasing a ticket t
 o the performance itself.\n\nPerformances on February 25-26 are reserved f
 or children and adults attending with children from the Oberlin community.
  If you are an Oberlin student\, faculty/staff\, or member of the general 
 public without children under the age of 12\, we request that you attend a
  different performance so that we can ensure availability for our primary 
 audience. Families who need financial assistance for tickets should email 
 cts@oberlin.edu or call the box office at 440-775-8169.\n\nIf an event is 
 sold out\, an at-the-door waitlist for tickets will begin an hour before t
 he start time.  Waitlist sales will be cash only\, and you must be present
  to purchase the ticket if your name is called.
GEO:41.292885;-82.216601
LOCATION:Kander Theater\, (Entrance off of Willard Court)
SUMMARY:Theater Lab Series: Sideways Stories from Wayside School
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.oberlin.edu/event/theater_lab_series_sideway
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DESCRIPTION:Sideways Stories from Wayside School centers on a 4th-grade cla
 ssroom on the thirtieth floor of Wayside School\, which the architect “w
 as supposed to build … with thirty classrooms all on one level but he ac
 cidentally put them on top of each other” (“He said he was sorry.”).
  When the students defeat their evil teacher by turning her into an apple\
 , the introduction of a new teacher\, Miss Jewls\, begins a whole new chap
 ter of life at Wayside School. Based on the children’s book by Louis Sac
 har\, Sideways Stories from Wayside School is full of wacky characters (su
 ch as Sammy\, a dead rat who disguises himself as a student to sneak into 
 the classroom\, and Mrs. Zarves\, the teacher on the nineteenth floor who 
 does not exist) and even wackier stories.\n\nDirected by Maggie Elsen '23\
 ; Management by Caris Gross '23.\n\nAdaptation by John Olive.\n\nThis prod
 uction is presented with audience members under the age of 12 in mind\, th
 ough all are welcome. Following matinee performances\, cast and crew membe
 rs will facilitate a short talkback on the themes of the show and the impo
 rtance of theatre education. They will then lead a workshop for young arti
 sts engaging with principles of improvisation and comedy performance\, per
 forming scenes from the play alongside the actors.\n\nThe talkback is open
  to all\, but the workshop is recommended for children ages 8-11. Registra
 tion is required for the workshop\, and spots are limited. Register at thi
 s link: https://forms.gle/fQCAbX2VGKJagwyg8. There is no additional fee fo
 r participation in the post-show workshop outside of purchasing a ticket t
 o the performance itself.\n\nPerformances on February 25-26 are reserved f
 or children and adults attending with children from the Oberlin community.
  If you are an Oberlin student\, faculty/staff\, or member of the general 
 public without children under the age of 12\, we request that you attend a
  different performance so that we can ensure availability for our primary 
 audience. Families who need financial assistance for tickets should email 
 cts@oberlin.edu or call the box office at 440-775-8169.\n\nIf an event is 
 sold out\, an at-the-door waitlist for tickets will begin an hour before t
 he start time.  Waitlist sales will be cash only\, and you must be present
  to purchase the ticket if your name is called.
GEO:41.292885;-82.216601
LOCATION:Kander Theater\, (Entrance off of Willard Court)
SUMMARY:Theater Lab Series: Sideways Stories from Wayside School
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 s_stories_from_wayside_school
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DESCRIPTION:Sideways Stories from Wayside School centers on a 4th-grade cla
 ssroom on the thirtieth floor of Wayside School\, which the architect “w
 as supposed to build … with thirty classrooms all on one level but he ac
 cidentally put them on top of each other” (“He said he was sorry.”).
  When the students defeat their evil teacher by turning her into an apple\
 , the introduction of a new teacher\, Miss Jewls\, begins a whole new chap
 ter of life at Wayside School. Based on the children’s book by Louis Sac
 har\, Sideways Stories from Wayside School is full of wacky characters (su
 ch as Sammy\, a dead rat who disguises himself as a student to sneak into 
 the classroom\, and Mrs. Zarves\, the teacher on the nineteenth floor who 
 does not exist) and even wackier stories.\n\nDirected by Maggie Elsen '23\
 ; Management by Caris Gross '23.\n\nAdaptation by John Olive.\n\nThis prod
 uction is presented with audience members under the age of 12 in mind\, th
 ough all are welcome. Following matinee performances\, cast and crew membe
 rs will facilitate a short talkback on the themes of the show and the impo
 rtance of theatre education. They will then lead a workshop for young arti
 sts engaging with principles of improvisation and comedy performance\, per
 forming scenes from the play alongside the actors.\n\nThe talkback is open
  to all\, but the workshop is recommended for children ages 8-11. Registra
 tion is required for the workshop\, and spots are limited. Register at thi
 s link: https://forms.gle/fQCAbX2VGKJagwyg8. There is no additional fee fo
 r participation in the post-show workshop outside of purchasing a ticket t
 o the performance itself.\n\nPerformances on February 25-26 are reserved f
 or children and adults attending with children from the Oberlin community.
  If you are an Oberlin student\, faculty/staff\, or member of the general 
 public without children under the age of 12\, we request that you attend a
  different performance so that we can ensure availability for our primary 
 audience. Families who need financial assistance for tickets should email 
 cts@oberlin.edu or call the box office at 440-775-8169.\n\nIf an event is 
 sold out\, an at-the-door waitlist for tickets will begin an hour before t
 he start time.  Waitlist sales will be cash only\, and you must be present
  to purchase the ticket if your name is called.
GEO:41.292885;-82.216601
LOCATION:Kander Theater\, (Entrance off of Willard Court)
SUMMARY:Theater Lab Series: Sideways Stories from Wayside School
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.oberlin.edu/event/theater_lab_series_sideway
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DESCRIPTION:Sideways Stories from Wayside School centers on a 4th-grade cla
 ssroom on the thirtieth floor of Wayside School\, which the architect “w
 as supposed to build … with thirty classrooms all on one level but he ac
 cidentally put them on top of each other” (“He said he was sorry.”).
  When the students defeat their evil teacher by turning her into an apple\
 , the introduction of a new teacher\, Miss Jewls\, begins a whole new chap
 ter of life at Wayside School. Based on the children’s book by Louis Sac
 har\, Sideways Stories from Wayside School is full of wacky characters (su
 ch as Sammy\, a dead rat who disguises himself as a student to sneak into 
 the classroom\, and Mrs. Zarves\, the teacher on the nineteenth floor who 
 does not exist) and even wackier stories.\n\nDirected by Maggie Elsen '23\
 ; Management by Caris Gross '23.\n\nAdaptation by John Olive.\n\nThis prod
 uction is presented with audience members under the age of 12 in mind\, th
 ough all are welcome. Following matinee performances\, cast and crew membe
 rs will facilitate a short talkback on the themes of the show and the impo
 rtance of theatre education. They will then lead a workshop for young arti
 sts engaging with principles of improvisation and comedy performance\, per
 forming scenes from the play alongside the actors.\n\nThe talkback is open
  to all\, but the workshop is recommended for children ages 8-11. Registra
 tion is required for the workshop\, and spots are limited. Register at thi
 s link: https://forms.gle/fQCAbX2VGKJagwyg8. There is no additional fee fo
 r participation in the post-show workshop outside of purchasing a ticket t
 o the performance itself.\n\nPerformances on February 25-26 are reserved f
 or children and adults attending with children from the Oberlin community.
  If you are an Oberlin student\, faculty/staff\, or member of the general 
 public without children under the age of 12\, we request that you attend a
  different performance so that we can ensure availability for our primary 
 audience. Families who need financial assistance for tickets should email 
 cts@oberlin.edu or call the box office at 440-775-8169.\n\nIf an event is 
 sold out\, an at-the-door waitlist for tickets will begin an hour before t
 he start time.  Waitlist sales will be cash only\, and you must be present
  to purchase the ticket if your name is called.
GEO:41.292885;-82.216601
LOCATION:Kander Theater\, (Entrance off of Willard Court)
SUMMARY:Theater Lab Series: Sideways Stories from Wayside School
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.oberlin.edu/event/theater_lab_series_sideway
 s_stories_from_wayside_school
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DESCRIPTION:Sideways Stories from Wayside School centers on a 4th-grade cla
 ssroom on the thirtieth floor of Wayside School\, which the architect “w
 as supposed to build … with thirty classrooms all on one level but he ac
 cidentally put them on top of each other” (“He said he was sorry.”).
  When the students defeat their evil teacher by turning her into an apple\
 , the introduction of a new teacher\, Miss Jewls\, begins a whole new chap
 ter of life at Wayside School. Based on the children’s book by Louis Sac
 har\, Sideways Stories from Wayside School is full of wacky characters (su
 ch as Sammy\, a dead rat who disguises himself as a student to sneak into 
 the classroom\, and Mrs. Zarves\, the teacher on the nineteenth floor who 
 does not exist) and even wackier stories.\n\nDirected by Maggie Elsen '23\
 ; Management by Caris Gross '23.\n\nAdaptation by John Olive.\n\nThis prod
 uction is presented with audience members under the age of 12 in mind\, th
 ough all are welcome. Following matinee performances\, cast and crew membe
 rs will facilitate a short talkback on the themes of the show and the impo
 rtance of theatre education. They will then lead a workshop for young arti
 sts engaging with principles of improvisation and comedy performance\, per
 forming scenes from the play alongside the actors.\n\nThe talkback is open
  to all\, but the workshop is recommended for children ages 8-11. Registra
 tion is required for the workshop\, and spots are limited. Register at thi
 s link: https://forms.gle/fQCAbX2VGKJagwyg8. There is no additional fee fo
 r participation in the post-show workshop outside of purchasing a ticket t
 o the performance itself.\n\nPerformances on February 25-26 are reserved f
 or children and adults attending with children from the Oberlin community.
  If you are an Oberlin student\, faculty/staff\, or member of the general 
 public without children under the age of 12\, we request that you attend a
  different performance so that we can ensure availability for our primary 
 audience. Families who need financial assistance for tickets should email 
 cts@oberlin.edu or call the box office at 440-775-8169.\n\nIf an event is 
 sold out\, an at-the-door waitlist for tickets will begin an hour before t
 he start time.  Waitlist sales will be cash only\, and you must be present
  to purchase the ticket if your name is called.
GEO:41.292885;-82.216601
LOCATION:Kander Theater\, (Entrance off of Willard Court)
SUMMARY:Theater Lab Series: Sideways Stories from Wayside School
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.oberlin.edu/event/theater_lab_series_sideway
 s_stories_from_wayside_school
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Performing Arts
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