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Thursday, November 23, 2023
Imagination Stage offers new immersive play experience for ages 3–6 - DC Theater Arts
dctheaterarts.org: Imagination Stage, the metro DC region’s largest professional theater for young audiences and leader in positive youth development through the arts, has created an immersive experience for very young theatergoers ages 3-6 and their accompanying adults.
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Sam Regardie
said...
I live just about 10 minutes away from Imagination Stage and grew up taking many of their classes. Imagination stage was my introduction to theater, and I would say it set me up pretty well. I always loved their classes and how passionate the teachers were, and it inspired me to continue theater as I grew up. The new exhibition experience described in this article seems like something childhood me (and even present me) would love to do. I am a huge fan of immersive theater, even though I did not have my first experience with it until relatively recently. Getting an early start to experiencing this when I was younger likely would have made me fall in love with theater even more. I enjoy Imagination Stage's focus on "the needs of now." This isn't something that was necessarily present when I was there, but it is a great thing and I would say it is the main thing that will contribute to the theater's success in the future.
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I live just about 10 minutes away from Imagination Stage and grew up taking many of their classes. Imagination stage was my introduction to theater, and I would say it set me up pretty well. I always loved their classes and how passionate the teachers were, and it inspired me to continue theater as I grew up. The new exhibition experience described in this article seems like something childhood me (and even present me) would love to do. I am a huge fan of immersive theater, even though I did not have my first experience with it until relatively recently. Getting an early start to experiencing this when I was younger likely would have made me fall in love with theater even more. I enjoy Imagination Stage's focus on "the needs of now." This isn't something that was necessarily present when I was there, but it is a great thing and I would say it is the main thing that will contribute to the theater's success in the future.
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