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Sol Children Theatre presents

Nevermore a musical

June 14 – 16

Fri. & Sat. 7pm;  Sat. & Sun. 2pm

3333 N. Federal Highway

Boca Raton, FL 33431

561-447-8829              solchildtroupe@aol.com

 

Take a dark, mysterious, musical journey into the heart and soul of Edgar Allan Poe, America’s first truly visionary poet.  This story of love, personal demons and self-discovery delves into the mind of Poe with disturbing yet relatable charm.  Poe’s poetry is transformed into soaring musical numbers creating a timeline that lures the audience into his world.

Tickets $12 & $8 juniors and can be purchased by visiting website:  www.solchildren.org

Florida Premiere of Semi-biographical Musical based on the Life of Edgar Allan Poe, Soon to be Unveiled

Cue the spooky music!  Sol Children Theatre will shortly be producing “Nevermore,” a one-act musical based on the life and work of literary great, Edgar Allan Poe.  The show is based on Poe’s short stories and poetry; the plot that drives the suspense derives from Poe’s shifting obsession with the women in his life.  With hauntingly beautiful melodies, “Nevermore” breathes new life into Poe’s work and explores a twisted true-life tale that is as bizarre as his classic stories of the macabre.

The genesis of “Nevermore” was composer Matt Conner’s purchase of a $5 anthology of Poe’s works.  Conner was initially inspired by a little-known poem, “Dreams,” in the very back of the book.  He recounts, “The poetry, filled with meter, rhythm, and percussion drove me to unlock the mysterious, obsessive life of a soon-to-be lyricist already one hundred and fifty years deceased.  Even Poe himself, panned for his ‘musicality’ as a writer, felt that true beauty was the combination of music and poetry.”

Matt Conner is a composer and actor in the Washington, D.C. area.  He has recently been commissioned by Signature Theatre to create a new work based on the Underground Railroad.  “Nevermore” originated with Signature Theater in 2006; since then, the show has been performed by seventeen theatre companies in the United States, Canada, and England.  From Urban Arts Productions in Victoria to Webster University’s Conservatory of Theater Arts in St. Louis to the Kensington Arts Theatre in the U.K., “Nevermore” has been welcomed and Matt Conner lauded as a bright new voice in musical theater.  The original production at Signature garnered praise from The Washington Post, whose staff writer Peter Marks described it as an “entrancing new musical” and “a dreamscape of a musical set in a writer’s fugue state”:

“The Poe of Nevermore is himself a haunted object.  What the creative team of Conner, [director] Schaeffer, and book writer Grace Barnes conceive is a free-floating, psychological postmortem of the man as revealed through his powerfully sensual relationships with words and, just as vitally, with women.”

The upcoming Florida production will be produced by Sol Children Theatre, the dream child of veteran director Rosalie Grant.  Grant’s desire to create a highly professional children’s theater with sustainable and supportive training for young people led her to found Sol Children Theater, a non-profit theater organization that thrives on service to its community.  The “troupe,” veterans of previous productions at Sol, are teen actors committed to meeting regularly to continue training outside of the rehearsal process and performing in support of other not-for-profit institutions.  The Sol Troupe regularly performs at the South Florida Renaissance Fair and Gumbo Limbo’s annual Sea Turtle Day.  The Troupe was recently seen at the Delray Public Library’s Centennial Community Day Celebration and the Relay for Life at Quiet Waters Park.

Producing theater that adults as well as children can enjoy, Sol looks forward to its next production, “Nevermore,” which will be performed June 14th through 16th, Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m.

Sol Children Theater Troupe, 3333 N. Federal Highway, Boca Raton.

561-447-8829; www.solchildren.org

 

Rosalie Grant, artistic director

SOL CHILDREN THEATRE

561-447-8829
solchildtroupe@aol.com

www.solchildren.org

facebook.com/SolChildrenTheatreTroupe

http://www.youtube.com/user/SolChildren

 

Sol Children Theatre presents

Nevermore a musical

June 14 – 16

Fri. & Sat. 7pm;  Sat. & Sun. 2pm

3333 N. Federal Highway

Boca Raton, FL 33431

561-447-8829              solchildtroupe@aol.com

 

Take a dark, mysterious, musical journey into the heart and soul of Edgar Allan Poe, America’s first truly visionary poet.  This story of love, personal demons and self-discovery delves into the mind of Poe with disturbing yet relatable charm.  Poe’s poetry is transformed into soaring musical numbers creating a timeline that lures the audience into his world.

Tickets $12 & $8 juniors and can be purchased by visiting website:  www.solchildren.org

 

Florida Premiere of Semi-biographical Musical based on the Life of Edgar Allan Poe, Soon to be Unveiled

Cue the spooky music!  Sol Children Theatre will shortly be producing “Nevermore,” a one-act musical based on the life and work of literary great, Edgar Allan Poe.  The show is based on Poe’s short stories and poetry; the plot that drives the suspense derives from Poe’s shifting obsession with the women in his life.  With hauntingly beautiful melodies, “Nevermore” breathes new life into Poe’s work and explores a twisted true-life tale that is as bizarre as his classic stories of the macabre.

The genesis of “Nevermore” was composer Matt Conner’s purchase of a $5 anthology of Poe’s works.  Conner was initially inspired by a little-known poem, “Dreams,” in the very back of the book.  He recounts, “The poetry, filled with meter, rhythm, and percussion drove me to unlock the mysterious, obsessive life of a soon-to-be lyricist already one hundred and fifty years deceased.  Even Poe himself, panned for his ‘musicality’ as a writer, felt that true beauty was the combination of music and poetry.”

Matt Conner is a composer and actor in the Washington, D.C. area.  He has recently been commissioned by Signature Theatre to create a new work based on the Underground Railroad.  “Nevermore” originated with Signature Theater in 2006; since then, the show has been performed by seventeen theatre companies in the United States, Canada, and England.  From Urban Arts Productions in Victoria to Webster University’s Conservatory of Theater Arts in St. Louis to the Kensington Arts Theatre in the U.K., “Nevermore” has been welcomed and Matt Conner lauded as a bright new voice in musical theater.  The original production at Signature garnered praise from The Washington Post, whose staff writer Peter Marks described it as an “entrancing new musical” and “a dreamscape of a musical set in a writer’s fugue state”:

“The Poe of Nevermore is himself a haunted object.  What the creative team of Conner, [director] Schaeffer, and book writer Grace Barnes conceive is a free-floating, psychological postmortem of the man as revealed through his powerfully sensual relationships with words and, just as vitally, with women.”

The upcoming Florida production will be produced by Sol Children Theatre, the dream child of veteran director Rosalie Grant.  Grant’s desire to create a highly professional children’s theater with sustainable and supportive training for young people led her to found Sol Children Theater, a non-profit theater organization that thrives on service to its community.  The “troupe,” veterans of previous productions at Sol, are teen actors committed to meeting regularly to continue training outside of the rehearsal process and performing in support of other not-for-profit institutions.  The Sol Troupe regularly performs at the South Florida Renaissance Fair and Gumbo Limbo’s annual Sea Turtle Day.  The Troupe was recently seen at the Delray Public Library’s Centennial Community Day Celebration and the Relay for Life at Quiet Waters Park.

Producing theater that adults as well as children can enjoy, Sol looks forward to its next production, “Nevermore,” which will be performed June 14th through 16th, Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m.

Sol Children Theater Troupe, 3333 N. Federal Highway, Boca Raton.

561-447-8829; www.solchildren.org

 

Discover PUFFINS! The Adorable and the Delicious! TODAY. 1pm ET

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Puffins are cool, magical and they go fast! They are back in numbers, multiplying in their habitats.  We are talking about both the Atlantic Puffin colorful bird colony and the cereals named after them.  Wait until you meet the men responsible for the increased presence of Puffins in the U.S., Dr. Stephen Kress, V.P. for Bird Conservation for the National Audubon Society, and, Federico Meade of Barbara’s Bakery.  What do they have in common?  Who is Barbara?  Want to know why Puffins are called “sea parrots?” Did you know that Puffins are fleet flyers?  Did you know they come in 8 flavors?  Speaking of flavors, wouldn’t you love to get your hands on all the Puffins Muffins recipes?  Thanks to our Co-Host, Tracee, RD, author and founder of Real Food Moms, you be given more yummy Puffin Recipe ideas!

And, wait until you learn about the Discover Puffin contest!  All you do is take the quiz for the chance to win one of 1000s of prizes, instantly! The grand prize is a trip for 4 to Maine where you will meet Dr. Kress and experience Puffins in person! Wouldn’t that be a great summer family vacation!

Come into our Family Food Experts Kitchen on Thurs. April 18th, 1pm ET, www.W4CY.com. See you then!

… for the health of your family,
ellen (host)
KidKritics.com
Family Food Experts.com

 

 

Desperate for Energy to Keep Up with Your Kids. Tune in to Find Some! Save the date.

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Remember when you were full of energy?  Remember how that felt?  Are you now too exhausted to get everything done so you always feel stressed about being behind?  How do you ever catch up?

So many moms feel tired morning, noon and night. What makes that reality glaring is the surrounding endless energy constantly released by your kids. Bet you find it annoying sometimes. Then there is the “how can I lose weight when I all I want to do is lay down and take a nap” issue.  Question is, what is it moms can do find enough energy to keep up with your kids and still have some left over for yourself?  How can you care for yourself while being a mom?  Dr. Joel Evans, a GYN physician, offers a Holistic approach as well as holistic treatment modalities combined with cutting edge medical care at The Center for Women’s Health.  He knows women.  He knows how to evaluate and treat them so they can be wholly healthy moms.  Look forward to learning the practical steps you can take to rev up your energy levels so you can run with your kids!

Come into our Family Food Experts Kitchen with Tracee RD (RealFoodMoms) and me on Wed. Mar. 20th, 6pm ET, W4WN. Listen in while you are busy preparing or already enjoying your dinner. See you then!

… for the health of your family,
ellen (host)
KidKritics.com
FamilyFoodExperts.com

P.S. If you miss us live, listen on Thursday, 1pm ET, on www.W4WN.com or www.W4CY.com.

Eating for Balanced Hormones – Every Woman’s Dream! Save the Date.

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If you want to avoid mood swings, hot flashes , depression, low energy or even weight issues and just plain feel great, this is a must show for youWhat you eat, breathe, and how you deal with stress all play a role in whether you hormones are in balance.  And, by the way, hormones are not just those most often talked about, estrogen, progesterone and testosterone.  Your body produces many others such as cortisol, insulin, DHEA, T4 and glucagon.  How you feed all the organs that produce these life-giving hormones impacts you from the moment you wake up in the morning until you collapse at night. And they impact  how well you sleep. We are designed to be in balance.  The production and release of hormones  is a complex multi-faceted system within your body.  Today’s Family Food Expert co-host, Dr. Heather Manley, Naturopathic Physician and author of the Human Body Detectives educational series for children will join our guest, hormone expert Dr. Natasha Turner, ND (ClearMedicine.com), author of  The Hormone Diet, to make it  simple for you to understand and manage your hormone systems so you can live in the bliss of balance!

Join us Wed, 6pm, ET, W4WN.

… for your balanced health,
ellen (host)
www.KidKritics.com
www.FamilyFoodExperts.com

Eat Mediterranean Every Day. It’s so easy! TONIGHT, 6pm ET

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People fly to Italy or Greece and return raving about the food, the Mediterranean way of eating.  Truth is, it is so easy to do this at home.  And, the health benefits are limitless.  You don’t need to travel any further than your local supermarket to find the needed ingredients.  And, recipes are so easily accessed on the internet if you don’t have a cookbook collection at home.  My co-host, Tracee, RD, (Real Food Moms), chef and author of several food books including Cook Once, Eat Twice, and I are so honored to announce our guest for this show, Sara Baer-Sinnott, founder of the Mediterranean Foods Alliance and President of Oldways, a nonprofit food and nutrition education organization, with a mission to guide people to good health through heritage.  Sara knows Mediterranean foods, why, what, when and how to serve it.  Having lived in Istanbul, I will attest to the ease with which you can bring those fabulously fresh Mediterranean flavors into your home for the whole family to enjoy!

Come into our Mediterranean Family Food Experts Kitchen on Wed. Feb. 20th, 6pm ET, W4WN.  Listen in while you are busy preparing or already enjoying your dinner. See you then!

… for the health of your family,
ellen (host)
KidKritics.com
FamilyFoodExperts.com

P.S. If you miss us live, listen on Thursday, 1pm ET, on W4WN or W4CY.