The Cultural Passport program is an innovative educational initiative designed to provide Miami-Dade County Public Schools students in grades K-12 with cultural field experiences. Initiated by School Superintendant, Alberto Cavalho, this program has been instrumental in GableStage’s ability to provide free morning performances for thousands of Miami-Dade County Public School students annually.
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It is GableStage’s hope to be a theatrical resource in the area. If you need any information or have questions about the theatre in general, please feel free to send an email to contact@gablestage.org or reach out to us on Facebook. The following links are great resources for the Drama Educator or for the Educator who wants to integrate arts into their classroom:
| General Theatre, Plays and Monologues for highschoolers: https://www.theatrefolk.com/ | The Opera Machine – An interactive behind the scenes: http://www.roh.org.uk/opera-machine |
| A wonderful Shakespeare resource: http://www.rsc.org.uk/education/online-resources/ | National Thespian Festival: http://www.schooltheatre.org/thespianfestival2015/home/ |
| Theatre Communications Group: http://www.tcg.org | Florida Thespian Festival: http://flthespian.com/ |
We love hearing from you! Send us your comments to contact@gablestage.org! Past participants have said:
“Culture and literacy at its best!”
– North Miami Senior High
“Excellent! Sparked conversation and motivated students to read further!”
– TERRA
“All the world’s a stage! And what a magnificent company of players you are.
I thank you for sharing your incredible talent and time to share your passion for the Bard. BRAVO!!”
– Lawton Chiles Middle School
“The show was fantastic and my students are STILL talking about it!”
– Miami Springs Middle School