Road Show Inc. KALEIDOSCOPE: CELEBRATING ALL ABILITIES
THE MARVELS: KALEIDOSCOPE SHOW CHOIR
"The MARVELS" S H O W C H O I R
will rehearse on Saturday afternoons at our Road Show Studio in Naperville.
Costumes + Sparkle + Song + Story + Choreography + Performance
REHEARSALS: APRIL 12 - MAY 23
SATURDAYS | 1:00 - 2:30PM
For Ages 13+
Tuition: $225
The MARVELS will perform at our Road Show Spring Pop Concert
on Friday, May 23, 2025.
The Marvels Show Choir is directed by Ms. Melanie & Ms. Anissa
POP-UP STYLE KALEIDOSCOPE WORKSHOPS
KALEIDOSCOPE MINI SHOW CHOIR POP-UP
for children Grades 3 - 6
Saturday, March 1 | 1:30 - 2:30PM
This is an opportunity for children in Grades 3 - 6 to check out Kaleidoscope, Show Choir Style! We'll sing, dance, and shine!
A Caregiver should also plan to attend and have fun!
IMPROV POP-UP for ages 13+
Play in themoment, work our listening and awareness, and creativity
Saturday, March 22 | 1:30 - 2:30PM
COMING SOON... KALEIDOSCOPE'S SUMMER MUSICAL for ages 13+
TBD
REHEARSALS JUNE 7 - AUGUST 16
Saturdays | 1:00 - 2:30PM
FINAL PERFORMANCE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 16
KALEIDOSCOPE
WHAT IS KALEIDOSCOPE
Kaleidoscope is a part of Road Show Inc.: a performing arts community! Kaleidoscope is a welcoming space for students of any and all abilities to sing, dance, and tell their stories in their own unique way!
We will adapt our storytelling to display the strengths and abilities of each performer while we learn new skills, make friends, and have fun SINGING, DANCING, STORYTELLING, and PERFORMING!
Kaleidoscope is led by our teaching artist, Ms. Melanie.
FALL/HOLIDAY 2024
KALEIDOSCOPE SHOW CHOIR: “The Marvels”
NOVEMBER 2 - DECEMBER 14 | PERFORMANCE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17
*Scholarships available: Once registration is available, please notate on your registration “I'd like to hear about the potential for a needs-based scholarship for my child.”
MORE ABOUT KALEIDOSCOPE...
A Note about our KALEIDOSCOPE STUDENTS:
Adopted from language with consent originally created by our friends at The ForgeParks.
- Students would be encouraged to support, inspire, and help fellow students and friends throughout the class session.
- Students must have a cognitive or physical disability.
- Students should be capable of communicating their needs & desires by responding to staff with a verbal, audible, or physical response. They must also be able to regulate verbal & nonverbal expressions in situations, and able to de-escalate in a reasonable amount of time.
- Students that require assistance with toileting or eating a snack, drinking water must bring a helper/assistant/aide.
- Students must not have behavior that proves too challenging for a teen or young adult peer counselor.
- Students should not be abusive toward themselves or others or have inappropriate sexual behavior.
- Students must provide all required medical information & waivers, when registering.
- Students should be able to adapt to schedule changes if needed. Due to weather, staffing, or other unforeseen circumstances.
- Students should be willing to participate in planned activities and stay within their assigned group.
- Be able to arrive on time and be picked up as scheduled.