ThinkTheatre

“I watched my students over these weeks transform – as individuals and as a class. The bonding that happened as they worked together was unlike anything that I have witnessed in my nine years of teaching.”

A genuine thank you for providing In Flight to our students in the Collier County Public Schools. The performance is engaging, tied to our curriculum, and beautifully performed by your actors and crew.

The In Flight Performance from Gulfshore Playhouse was truly a once in a lifetime opportunity for our students. A story as important as this one, in a medium like this, is becoming less and less accessible to students. On that measure alone, the In Flight Performance is invaluable.

Thank you for making a major difference in the lives of our students. You brought knowledge to our pond, and that knowledge has made ripples in our lives.

It’s not often that everyone is in agreement, but it was unanimous – In Flight was a crowd pleaser.

Our students told me that the work they do in class helps them work out conflicts at home.

The bonding that happened as they worked together was unlike anything that I have witnessed in my 9 years teaching at Donahue . . . . They helped each other with their lines when someone forgot, encouraged others to speak out, danced together, sang together, and realized the true meaning behind the story.

This exceptional program allowed my students to visualize a possible future for themselves.

Thank you for being a guiding light for a wonderful summer of theatre.

I cannot tell you how much we enjoyed having you here to honor such a brave and interesting woman.  The actors were simply incredible, as was their director.  The discussion was meaningful and the students were totally engaged.  I hope our paths cross again.  We must never forget!!!

The play was absolutely amazing. The students and staff are still talking about it. I hope this will be possible next year. Many students and teachers are already looking forward to it.

The bonding that happened as they worked together was unlike anything that I have witnessed in my 9 years teaching at Donahue . . . . They helped each other with their lines when someone forgot, encouraged others to speak out, danced together, sang together, and realized the true meaning behind the story.