Magic Tree House: Pirates Past Noon KIDS is an adaptation of the fourth of Mary Pope Osborne's award-winning fantasy adventure books from the Magic Tree House book series, which has sold more than 100 million copies and is available in more than a hundred countries around the world. This time around, Jack and Annie’s tree house takes them to an exotic island with pirates, where the two discover the power of friendship and the simple pleasures in everyday life.
The two siblings return to visit the magic tree house on a dreary, rainy day. They find a book where the sun is shining and the waves are crashing, so they wish to travel to this tropical place. They realize that they are in the eighteenth-century Caribbean, the time of pirates! The siblings meet Captain Bones, a mean old pirate who captures the two and forces them to help him find buried treasure. It's up to Jack and Annie to find their way back to the tree house and make their way home.
Lessons we learn from Pirates Past Noon!
1. Friendship: The importance of friendship is a central theme in the book, as Jack and Annie rely on each other and their friends to navigate the challenges they face on their adventure.
2. Courage: Jack and Annie inspire courage to overcome fears. They show great courage when they are captured by pirates and in their quest to find the hidden treasure.
3. Resourcefulness: Jack and Annie use their creativity and problem-solving skills to outsmart the pirates and find the treasure. The story emphasizes the importance of thinking outside the box and using one's skills and abilities to overcome obstacles.
4. Teamwork: The story highlights the value of working with others and leveraging different strengths to achieve success. Jack and Annie work together as a team to accomplish their mission, demonstrating the power of collaboration and cooperation.
5. Embrace New Experiences: Pirates Past Noon is a thrilling and exciting story that takes readers on a journey through time and space encouraging actors to embrace new experiences, take risks, and explore the world around them with a sense of curiosity and wonder.
The two siblings return to visit the magic tree house on a dreary, rainy day. They find a book where the sun is shining and the waves are crashing, so they wish to travel to this tropical place. They realize that they are in the eighteenth-century Caribbean, the time of pirates! The siblings meet Captain Bones, a mean old pirate who captures the two and forces them to help him find buried treasure. It's up to Jack and Annie to find their way back to the tree house and make their way home.
Lessons we learn from Pirates Past Noon!
1. Friendship: The importance of friendship is a central theme in the book, as Jack and Annie rely on each other and their friends to navigate the challenges they face on their adventure.
2. Courage: Jack and Annie inspire courage to overcome fears. They show great courage when they are captured by pirates and in their quest to find the hidden treasure.
3. Resourcefulness: Jack and Annie use their creativity and problem-solving skills to outsmart the pirates and find the treasure. The story emphasizes the importance of thinking outside the box and using one's skills and abilities to overcome obstacles.
4. Teamwork: The story highlights the value of working with others and leveraging different strengths to achieve success. Jack and Annie work together as a team to accomplish their mission, demonstrating the power of collaboration and cooperation.
5. Embrace New Experiences: Pirates Past Noon is a thrilling and exciting story that takes readers on a journey through time and space encouraging actors to embrace new experiences, take risks, and explore the world around them with a sense of curiosity and wonder.
Magic Treehouse: Pirates Past Noon KIDS
is a training production for children ages 5-12yrs. Children will learn acting, staging, voice, dance and performance skills as we prepare a 45 minute production.
ALL registered students will receive a part! NO experience necessary! There are parts for all experience levels!
Rehearsals held at the Rosen JCC, 11184 Apopka Vineland Rd, Orlando
Performance Venue- TBD ( will be announced the first week of rehearsals)
TWO AGE GROUPS!
- Jr group ages 7-12yrs Tuesdays 1:45-4:15pm
- Theatre KidZ group ages 4-7yrs Tuesdays 1:45-2:30pm
REHEARSALS: 1/7, 1/14, 1/21, 1/28, 2/4, 2/11, 2/18, 2/25, 3/5
TECH REHEARSAL: 3/12 and possibly one extra rehearsal the week of March 17th
PERFORMANCE: One weekday evening the week of March 17th
PRODUCTION FEE
- Jr group $400 ( $100 deposit due with registration + three installments $100/each due 01/01/25, 02/01/25, 03/01/25
- KidZ group $200 ( $100 deposit due with registration + two installments $50/each due 02/01/25 and 03/01/25
PRODUCTION FEE DISCOUNTS
- $50 off sibling ( applied to any installment)
DEPOSIT
A $100 Deposit is due with registration. Deposits go towards paying for leasing the script and venue deposits. Deposit is non-refundable, non-transferable.
AUDITIONS
- Theatre KidZ: NO AUDITION!
- Juniors: IN-PERSON AUDITION November 19th 2:00-3:00pm. Students will read sides(small portions of script from Pirates Past Noon) Optional- please prepare a 1 minute song. If singing- please bring a mobile device to play backtrack. Audition is laid back and welcoming for all experience levels.
- Juniors- DO YOU HAVE A STUDENT NEW TO AUDITIONING OR A STUDENT WITH HIGH ANXIETY ABOUT AUDITIONING? Not to worry- in place of audition, please attend a Meet & Greet on November 19th 1:30-2:00pm.
At Arts with Heart we are passionate about
- providing performing arts opportunities where performers will learn, grow, thrive and soar!
- creating an ASD inclusive and sensory-friendly environment. We support individual's needs- ASD, sensory, other special needs, and "neurotypical"! We work purposefully to create a judgement-free, positive energy, creative, and encouraging environment that creates a safe space for our students to thrive and flourish.
Please note- students who need one on one assistance are welcome and encouraged to join! We request a " shadow" - a one on one helper- provided by the family. Helper can be an older sibling, parent or hired helper. This will ensure all the children in the cast receive the attention and assistance needed to thrive and succeed.
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Rehearsals and performance will be held at the Rosen JCC, 11184 S.Apopka-Vineland Rd, Orlando, FL 32836
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