The Muse of Fire Project presents its fall performances Friday, December 11 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, December 12 at 3 and 7 p.m. All shows will be in the theatre of the Chattanooga Downtown Library at 1001 Broad St. in Chattanooga.
The Muse of Fire Project (TMOFP) is a free, one-of-a-kind after-school program, headed up by Lookout Mountain native Kate Forbes Dallimore, that provides the opportunity for children all over Chattanooga to write their own plays and work with a diverse group of local actors and musicians to create live theater productions that are presented at the Chattanooga Public Library every spring and fall.
Now in its fifth year, TMOFP is an extraordinary opportunity for children from varied and often underserved neighborhoods, to experience their value as individuals and attain a sense of efficacy. The glorious result for participants and audiences alike is an evening of remarkably wonderful, funny and unique stories dramatized in a way that illustrates how children see the world! This program is an exciting and positive collaboration between children and adults that connects communities through the power of storytelling in the theater.
Admission is a suggested $10 donation to The Muse of Fire Project at the door on the night of the performance. Doors will open 30 minutes in advance. Reservations are strongly suggested as space is limited. You may reserve your seats by emailing your name, number of attendees, and night of performance to musetixreservations@gmail.com. Large group reservations must be handled individually and depend on availability.
For more information, contact Lisa Crowder at 322-7615.
The Muse of Fire Project (TMOFP) is a free, one-of-a-kind after-school program, headed up by Lookout Mountain native Kate Forbes Dallimore, that provides the opportunity for children all over Chattanooga to write their own plays and work with a diverse group of local actors and musicians to create live theater productions that are presented at the Chattanooga Public Library every spring and fall.
Now in its fifth year, TMOFP is an extraordinary opportunity for children from varied and often underserved neighborhoods, to experience their value as individuals and attain a sense of efficacy. The glorious result for participants and audiences alike is an evening of remarkably wonderful, funny and unique stories dramatized in a way that illustrates how children see the world! This program is an exciting and positive collaboration between children and adults that connects communities through the power of storytelling in the theater.
Admission is a suggested $10 donation to The Muse of Fire Project at the door on the night of the performance. Doors will open 30 minutes in advance. Reservations are strongly suggested as space is limited. You may reserve your seats by emailing your name, number of attendees, and night of performance to musetixreservations@gmail.com. Large group reservations must be handled individually and depend on availability.
For more information, contact Lisa Crowder at 322-7615.
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