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July 2002

Shakespeare Program at LI Elementary School

Since the 1999-2000 school year The Shubert Elementary School has been engaged in an innovative after school theatre program. Under the leadership of founder Joseph A. DeLeo, The Shubert Shakespearean Players have developed an outstanding dramatic ensemble. Focusing exclusively on the works of William Shakespeare, students gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of the world’s most important playwright. To reach the readiness to perform, students are guided towards an understanding of the universal commonality of human feelings and emotions inherent in Shakespeare’s works.

With Board of Education approval in 1999, The Shubert Shakespearean took its first steps as a fledgling after school drama club. Shakespeare’s popular play, Romeo and Juliet, became director DeLeo’s initial attempt at staging a serious drama along with co-director Kimberley Wood and set designer Jeff Smith. Set in Verona, New Jersey in the Disco 70s, this production became an instant success with students, teachers and parents alike. Shubert’s PTA honored each one of its young stars with a mini Tony Award. A generous grant from The Baldwin Foundation for education will allow The National Shakespearean Company to take residency at the Shubert Elementary School in the upcoming 2002-2003 school year.#

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