Osan Children's Theater adapts two African folktales

Children from the Osan Children's Theater rehearsed for their performances here, adaptations of two African folktales; 'A Caterpillar's Voice' and 'A Donkey to Market'. The children have been working toward their upcoming performance five days a week for two weeks. Mrs. Kim Adams coordinated the event so that childre, during their summer break have the opportunity to participate in performing arts. In between takes the children played a game called 'typewriter.' This game consisted of one child building a [make believe] story for the rest of the children to act out, which helped sharpen both acting and directing skills. (U.S. Air Force Photo by/Staff Sgt. Daylena Gonzalez

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Osan Children's Theater adapts two African folktales

Children from the Osan Children's Theater rehearsed for their performances here, adaptations of two African folktales; 'A Caterpillar's Voice' and 'A Donkey to Market'. The children have been working toward their upcoming performance five days a week for two weeks. Mrs. Kim Adams coordinated the event so that childre, during their summer break have the opportunity to participate in performing arts. In between takes the children played a game called 'typewriter.' This game consisted of one child building a [make believe] story for the rest of the children to act out, which helped sharpen both acting and directing skills. (U.S. Air Force Photo by/Staff Sgt. Daylena Gonzalez

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Osan Children's Theater adapts two African folktales

Children from the Osan Children's Theater rehearsed for their performances here, adaptations of two African folktales; 'A Caterpillar's Voice' and 'A Donkey to Market'. The children have been working toward their upcoming performance five days a week for two weeks. Mrs. Kim Adams coordinated the event so that childre, during their summer break have the opportunity to participate in performing arts. In between takes the children played a game called 'typewriter.' This game consisted of one child building a [make believe] story for the rest of the children to act out, which helped sharpen both acting and directing skills. (U.S. Air Force Photo by/Staff Sgt. Daylena Gonzalez

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Osan Children's Theater adapts two African folktales

Children from the Osan Children's Theater rehearsed for their performances here, adaptations of two African folktales; 'A Caterpillar's Voice' and 'A Donkey to Market'. The children have been working toward their upcoming performance five days a week for two weeks. Mrs. Kim Adams coordinated the event so that childre, during their summer break have the opportunity to participate in performing arts. In between takes the children played a game called 'typewriter.' This game consisted of one child building a [make believe] story for the rest of the children to act out, which helped sharpen both acting and directing skills. (U.S. Air Force Photo by/Staff Sgt. Daylena Gonzalez

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Osan Children's Theater adapts two African folktales

Children from the Osan Children's Theater rehearsed for their performances here, adaptations of two African folktales; 'A Caterpillar's Voice' and 'A Donkey to Market'. The children have been working toward their upcoming performance five days a week for two weeks. Mrs. Kim Adams coordinated the event so that childre, during their summer break have the opportunity to participate in performing arts. In between takes the children played a game called 'typewriter.' This game consisted of one child building a [make believe] story for the rest of the children to act out, which helped sharpen both acting and directing skills. (U.S. Air Force Photo by/Staff Sgt. Daylena Gonzalez

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Osan Children's Theater adapts two African folktales

Children from the Osan Children's Theater rehearsed for their performances here, adaptations of two African folktales; 'A Caterpillar's Voice' and 'A Donkey to Market'. The children have been working toward their upcoming performance five days a week for two weeks. Mrs. Kim Adams coordinated the event so that childre, during their summer break have the opportunity to participate in performing arts. In between takes the children played a game called 'typewriter.' This game consisted of one child building a [make believe] story for the rest of the children to act out, which helped sharpen both acting and directing skills. (U.S. Air Force Photo by/Staff Sgt. Daylena Gonzalez

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Osan Children's Theater adapts two African folktales

Children from the Osan Children's Theater rehearsed for their performances here, adaptations of two African folktales; 'A Caterpillar's Voice' and 'A Donkey to Market'. The children have been working toward their upcoming performance five days a week for two weeks. Mrs. Kim Adams coordinated the event so that childre, during their summer break have the opportunity to participate in performing arts. In between takes the children played a game called 'typewriter.' This game consisted of one child building a [make believe] story for the rest of the children to act out, which helped sharpen both acting and directing skills. (U.S. Air Force Photo by/Staff Sgt. Daylena Gonzalez

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Osan Children's Theater adapts two African folktales

Children from the Osan Children's Theater rehearsed for their performances here, adaptations of two African folktales; 'A Caterpillar's Voice' and 'A Donkey to Market'. The children have been working toward their upcoming performance five days a week for two weeks. Mrs. Kim Adams coordinated the event so that childre, during their summer break have the opportunity to participate in performing arts. In between takes the children played a game called 'typewriter.' This game consisted of one child building a [make believe] story for the rest of the children to act out, which helped sharpen both acting and directing skills. (U.S. Air Force Photo by/Staff Sgt. Daylena Gonzalez

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Osan Children's Theater adapts two African folktales

Children from the Osan Children's Theater rehearsed for their performances here, adaptations of two African folktales; 'A Caterpillar's Voice' and 'A Donkey to Market'. The children have been working toward their upcoming performance five days a week for two weeks. Mrs. Kim Adams coordinated the event so that childre, during their summer break have the opportunity to participate in performing arts. In between takes the children played a game called 'typewriter.' This game consisted of one child building a [make believe] story for the rest of the children to act out, which helped sharpen both acting and directing skills. (U.S. Air Force Photo by/Staff Sgt. Daylena Gonzalez

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Osan Children's Theater adapts two African folktales

Published Aug. 4, 2011
By Staff Sgt. Daylena Gonzalez
51st Fighter Wing Public Affairs

OSAN AIR BASE, Republic of Korea -- Children from the Osan Children's Theater rehearsed for their performances here, adaptations of two African folktales; 'A Caterpillar's Voice' and 'A Donkey to Market'. The children have been working toward their upcoming performance five days a week for two weeks. Mrs. Kim Adams and Staff Sgt. Eric Cody are among the many volunteers that coordinated the event so that children, during their summer break have the opportunity to participate in performing arts. In between takes the children played a game called 'typewriter.' This game consisted of one child building a [make believe] story for the rest of the children to act out, which helped sharpen both acting and directing skills.