Stebens Theatre Analysis

Imagine standing in front of a crowd, the heat from the light is becoming uncomfortable, the legs begin to wobble and lines are forgotten has the audience looks on. Picture what it would look like and feel like on a stage performing. This is what the actors at Stebens Children’s Theater sometimes experience. Stebens Children's Theatre was first created in 1984 and it first was named “The First Act”. In 1988, it later changed into the Stebens Children’s Theatre that exist today. The Bertha Stebens Charitable Foundation purchased the building that Stebens is located now. It puts on productions, tier classes, and workshops that teaches kids about the basics of acting it also teaches workshops about the advanced skills in acting. Stebens Children's
Stebens affected Mason City in a good way because it states here in “A Brief History Of The Stebens Children’s Theatre” that “Stebens Children’s Theatre employs five people ( one full-time, three part-time) on its permanent staff, hires community artist for special projects and uses more than 200 volunteers filling more than 11,000 hours per year.” That means that Stebens opened a lot of volunteering for people and also opened a few jobs to people. To conclude, Stebens impacted Mason City in a lot of different
For example, “A Brief HIstory of the Stebens Children’s Theatre” state's ¨Continued growth brought the need for additions to the existing theatre.¨ That shows that people were able to come together and use the open opportunities to help Stebens. Also, ¨Guest directors and playwrights, such as Max Bush, Sandra Asher, Xan Johnson and Aurand Harris, all experts in the field of children's theatre, known nationally, have premiered plays at the theatre.¨ That means that it opened more opportunities to premier plays that not only the community writes but other people from out of town writes also. Lastly, Stebens opened a lot of opportunities to the people of Mason City and the people found the opportunities and used them to their