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Effingham Performance Center
Since 2010, the Effingham Performance Center, operated by the not for profit organization Arts Connection of Central Illinois (ACCI), has brought a variety of entertainment for all ages and interests. Weather you enjoy country, rock, Christian, comedy, children's theater or local artists, there’s something for everyone. With 1523 comfortable seats and in most cases, minutes from home, EPC offers affordable ticket prices for everyone to enjoy some of the hottest shows around.
contact info
Hrs: See box office.
HELPFUL LESSON PLAN(S)
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Theater Lesson Plan
FUN FACTS
Throughout the ages, theater has been used to record history, depict religious stories, spread information and even propaganda. Theater began in 500 B.C. in Greece. Today, Broadway shows alone sell over $1 billion worth in tickets and support 85,000 jobs – everyone from the playwright, to the sound technician, to the set designer. When visiting the theater, discuss what jobs people can have at the theater and the process of producing a stage play. Ask if the show offers Q&A or behind the scene opportunities.
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Effingham Performance Center
Since 2010, the Effingham Performance Center, operated by the not for profit organization Arts Connection of Central Illinois (ACCI), has brought a variety of entertainment for all ages and interests. Weather you enjoy country, rock, Christian, comedy, children's theater or local artists, there’s something for everyone. With 1523 comfortable seats and in most cases, minutes from home, EPC offers affordable ticket prices for everyone to enjoy some of the hottest shows around.
contact info
Hrs: See box office.
HELPFUL LESSON PLAN(S)
Prepared by FieldTripDirectory.com
Theater Lesson Plan
FUN FACTS
Throughout the ages, theater has been used to record history, depict religious stories, spread information and even propaganda. Theater began in 500 B.C. in Greece. Today, Broadway shows alone sell over $1 billion worth in tickets and support 85,000 jobs – everyone from the playwright, to the sound technician, to the set designer. When visiting the theater, discuss what jobs people can have at the theater and the process of producing a stage play. Ask if the show offers Q&A or behind the scene opportunities.
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