On March 9 – 13, over 1100 3rd – 5th graders saw Corbian Visual Arts and Dance perform their dance theatre piece, Darwin. Students and adults alike sat captivated as the magical play unfolded.
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“My class is learning reading and writing about imagination. How do you performers use your imagination to perform or just normally use your imagination to do something?” – Amanda N.
“My favorite part of the show was when Darwin gave his heart to Professor Henslow. I was crying a little because I thought it was beautiful and sad.” – Destiny P.
“Last Friday I saw your amazing performance, so I came and saw it the next day with my family.”
– Riley J.
“My favorite characters were Darwin and the bird who sho
ok his bottom. Also, my favorite scenes were when Darwin and Brutus fought for the professor and when the bird shook his bottom.”
– Toscana F.
“After a while I forgot people were in the puppets and just watched the lights.”
– Eamon I.
“Thank you for creating this wonderful show for kids to enjoy all over the world.” – Kevin
“I really liked the relationship of the characters. I felt sad when Brutus bit the professor. I also liked the part when we asked questions!” – Shu H.
Main Photo Credit
Elyse Dinh and Joy Osmanski in "Lily Plants a Garden."
Photo by Craig Schwartz.
Inset Photo Credit
"Darwin"
Courtesy of Corbian
