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isleofavalon2022-02-27 05:14 pm
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(open-ish.) kaika theater's tent solution!
🧙 WHO: anyone associated with Kaika Theater
⚔️️ WHAT: rejected slogan: Kaika Theater: We Care About the Children! (aka the Tent Solution quest)
🕒 WHEN: sometime in March
🗺️ WHERE: Kaika Theater
⚠️ WARNINGS: none atm, but will edit if necessary!
After the success of their "Theater Camp Daycare" in October for the refugees of Celliwig and Lestari, it only makes sense for Kaika as a theater company to take on this new quest. Not only is it a good deed in general, but it's an opportunity for them to put on some performances, get their name out there, and earn some money in the process.
setting the stage.
But of course, some decisions have to be made first. There's plenty to plan and much to discuss, including (but certainly not limited to) what sort of performance(s) to put on, the scripts and costumes, and how to best tackle the task of covering the sky.
preparations.
Once the talking's through, it's time to make the magic happen - perhaps quite literally. Or figuratively, if physical materials are involved. No matter the approach, the goal is the same: to create an immersive space for the kids so they can let go of their fears, at least for a little while.
There's also other preparations to consider. Writing, sewing, advertising... ... making curry snacks for the kids?
the show must go on.
With the space created and everything else in place, all that's left to do is what Kaika does best: act. In pairs, as a group, maybe even with audience participation. No matter the performance, it's sure to be unforgettable.
( Feel free to make your own top levels, tag around, and run in whatever direction you want! The above is meant to be a springboard for ideas, but if there's an aspect of Kaika Theater Puts On Performances For Kids that you want to explore that I didn't include, then go for it. I left things as loose-ended as possible intentionally so, for example, there could be a more organized play with several people and completely improvised performances. Just have fun with it! )
⚔️️ WHAT: rejected slogan: Kaika Theater: We Care About the Children! (aka the Tent Solution quest)
🕒 WHEN: sometime in March
🗺️ WHERE: Kaika Theater
⚠️ WARNINGS: none atm, but will edit if necessary!
After the success of their "Theater Camp Daycare" in October for the refugees of Celliwig and Lestari, it only makes sense for Kaika as a theater company to take on this new quest. Not only is it a good deed in general, but it's an opportunity for them to put on some performances, get their name out there, and earn some money in the process.
setting the stage.
But of course, some decisions have to be made first. There's plenty to plan and much to discuss, including (but certainly not limited to) what sort of performance(s) to put on, the scripts and costumes, and how to best tackle the task of covering the sky.
preparations.
Once the talking's through, it's time to make the magic happen - perhaps quite literally. Or figuratively, if physical materials are involved. No matter the approach, the goal is the same: to create an immersive space for the kids so they can let go of their fears, at least for a little while.
There's also other preparations to consider. Writing, sewing, advertising... ... making curry snacks for the kids?
the show must go on.
With the space created and everything else in place, all that's left to do is what Kaika does best: act. In pairs, as a group, maybe even with audience participation. No matter the performance, it's sure to be unforgettable.
( Feel free to make your own top levels, tag around, and run in whatever direction you want! The above is meant to be a springboard for ideas, but if there's an aspect of Kaika Theater Puts On Performances For Kids that you want to explore that I didn't include, then go for it. I left things as loose-ended as possible intentionally so, for example, there could be a more organized play with several people and completely improvised performances. Just have fun with it! )