African Dance and Drumming Students will enjoy and participate in the vibrant sights and sounds of West African drumming and dance, demonstrated by Mohamed Kalifa Kamara of Guinea, West Africa and Tara Murphy and the Cape Cod African Dance & Drum Ensemble.

Folk Concerts for Children Kathleen Healy has delighted Cape Cod Audiences of all ages for the past 6 years with her own brand of family entertainment. Her repertoire includes American folk music, such as "This Land is Your Land" and "I've Been Working on the Railroad," children's classics such as "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" and "Old MacDonald," as well as many of her own original songs for children and adults

Chekhov-Three Comedies; The Bear, The Harmful Effects of Tobacco and The Proposal. These delightful short plays were written by Anton Chekhov in the late 1800's. There is much to learn and enjoy in this comical look at "war and peace" between the sexes.

Tamsen Donner; A Woman's Journey This is a powerful and moving portrayal of a pioneer woman's adventure of heroic and tragic proportions. Tamsen traverses a new America during the westward expansion of 1846. This is a compelling 50 minute presentation with a follow-up discussion that fits into the American History and Literature components of the Massachusetts Department of education Curriculum frameworks. Click here for more information. Adapted from Ruth Whitman's book by Nina Schuessler and Tamara Harper. Click Here for more information

Thoreau's Spring Did you know that Henry David Thoreau was really named David Henry? Find out about the inner life of one of Americas' most dynamic thinkers in this
one hour visit to Walden Pond. By Tom Kaplan-Maxfield.

Reconstruction, or How I Learned to Pay Attention Named a Massachusetts Cultural Council Finalist for Best New Play and performed all over New England, this evocative play is a memoir about a young mothers struggle with breast cancer. By Christine Rathbun.

Tuesday's With Morrie based on the best seller by Mitch Albom and Jeffrey Hatcher Big-shot sportswriter Mitch Albom rediscovers his mentor, Morrie Schwartz, his favorite college professor from nearly 20 years ago. They fatefully reconnect during Morrie's last months. Knowing they don't have much time, Mitch makes the trip from Detroit to Boston to meet with Morrie every Tuesday for a final class - a lesson on how to live.
Harwich Junior Theater will bring any of our current touring productions directly to your school. The performances vary in length and can be adapted to fit into an assembly or class period. Please call Tamara Harper at 508-432-2002 x17 for further information or to book a performance.

HERvoices' Presentation and Workshops HERvoices brings participatory, multimedia presentations to diverse venues including middle and high schools. The presentations are composed of collections of personal testimonies from communities of underrepresented women and girls. The testimonies are spoken by students from the audience while a visual presentation in projected onto a screen at the venue. Presentations include:
HERvoices: From Sindh
Personal Testimonies from Women and Girls of the Sindh Province of Pakistan and
HERvoices: Survivors of Contemporary Slavery
Who They Are and Choose to Be, In Boston, Massachusetts