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THE SWEETHEARTS ARE EDUCATORS...
The Sweethearts Teach Tolerance
TOLERANCE AND ANTI-BULLYING MESSAGES FOR YOUR SCHOOL
The Sweethearts school show is a lightly scripted, high energy show that uses the history of rock and roll and the fun music through the eras to teach tolerance and acceptance.
While chock full of your favorite songs from the 1950s to today, it follows the story of a young singer who wants to be a part of a girl group, but lacks the confidence to do it. Her fellow singers encourage her, and illustrate how to build someone up, and not put them down.
The all-inclusive show runs 50 minutes long, and incorporates live vocals, fun choreography, bright costumes and tons of audience participation. Although geared primarily for Kindergarten through 5th grade, the show can be altered to incorporate older groups as well.
QUESTIONS?
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917-593-6276
All three members of The Sweethearts are professional singers, college educated musicians, and educators with years of teaching privately and in the school system.
Committed to finding the joy and confidence through music, The Sweethearts have built this show for the school system to share this message with the kids.
"We each found our place in this world through music, whether as a songwriter, performer, teacher, or conductor and worship leader. The world of music can build confidence, teach work ethic, help you to work well with others in an ensemble, and develop many other very useful skill sets."
Lauren Brancato
Founder of The Sweethearts
-RACHEL, October 2015
Gladys, Lauren and Alison
WHAT DO WE FOCUS ON?
FUN! Mostly we want to bring this great music to life and get the kids feeling good about themselves!
TOLERANCE, acceptance, confidence, ANTI-BULLYING, no discrimination.
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION, get the kids to ask questions, answer them, and THINK...
What a GREAT show! High energy, and the kids just LOVED it! They really got everyone involved, and even the little ones knew so much of the music. I hope they come back again NEXT YEAR!
