AT SEVEN

 

"AT SEVEN", a children's musical

Music and lyrics by Penni Rubin, book by Thea iberall.

           

Melanie, a college-age children’s party performer, has to prove to her father she can do something important with her life.

  

Running time: 50 minutes

 
     

With 10 fabulous children’s songs

 

   Suitable for Kindergarten-primary grades, older children will appreciate the lively music and the message within also

Fun characters such as Howie the Hot Dog, Zeke the Zoo Keeper, Zoe the Zebra, Roberto the Robot, Leonardo the Lion, and the Wizard of Wonder!

  

Performed by 5 high-school or young adult performers   

                                                 

 

    

Authors Penni Rubin and Thea Iberall with Director Madge Levinson

Being produced by the Toledo Repertoire Theatre as part of their Young Playgoer's Series, 2006-2007 www.toledorep.org and touring the Toledo school system.

 

If you are a producer or know of a producer who would like to take this incredible musical into school systems, please contact the authors Penni Rubin or Thea Iberall at thea@iberall.com

 

 

With over 36 years of experience as an early educator, Penni Rubin has dedicated her life to helping children learn. "At Seven" is based on her theory that our vocational interests begin at the age of seven.  This is a "must see" for our future scientists and artists of the world!

 

  

Feedback from the Audience:

"My hand is still sore from clapping!"

"Thank you for the play At Seven. I really like what you put on for us. To me it was very educating because I had that same problem with my dad. I told him I wanted to work with kids like myself and he said if you do that, you will waste my time. I watched that play and really hit me. Thank you very much, you taught me a lesson." Maia

"Thank you for the play At Seven"

 "My favorite was the Wizard of wonder and the zebra."

"I really liked the show my favorite part was the whole thing. One of the most part I liked when was when you guys sang circles can have corners..."

"I thought the guy in the robot suit was funny when he talked."

"If I have a party I would invite you guys!"

"I like the hotdog man. The play was funny."

"I think the part where when the robot said I am a washing machine and I liked when Miss wonder how came."

 "The play was funny and I like the part where the robot was acting like a machine."

            

 

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