Tik-Tok of Oz
by Frank L. Baum

Author of the Oz Books
Participants will work on an original adaptation of the Oz adventure

from September 11 through December 14

Baum’s Tik-Tok is a round-bodied mechanical person made of copper, that runs on clockwork springs which periodically need to be wound, like a wind-up toy or a mechanical clock. Tik-Tok joins Betsy, Hank, Shaggy and Princess Ozga meet Polychrome on an adventure.

Fall 2023

After-School Theater Programming for K through 6th Grade
Classes beginning Monday September 11 through December 14
14 weeks

Centrally located:
PARK SLOPE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH*
410 Sixth Avenue at 8th Street
with school pick ups from PS 39 and PS 321
for K-6th grades

Creating imaginative theater with the children of our community since 1997!

Classes: 

Mondays September 11- December 11
Acting Class for K-1st grades
3:30- 4:30

Mondays  September 11- December 11
Acting Class for 1st – 2nd grades
3:30-5:30

Tuesdays September 12- December 12
Performance Ensemble for 3rd- 6th grades
3:30- 5:30

Wednesdays September 13- December 13
NEW! Teen Improvisation, Compostion and Performance for 6th-11th grades
3:30 – 5:30

Thursdays September 14- December 14
Scenery and Costume Design for 2nd- 6th grades
3:30 – 5:30

School Pick Up is Available from PS 39 and PS 321
After care til 6:00 pm is also available

Who We Are
White Bird Productions is a Brooklyn-based, non-profit theater company dedicated to engaging issues affecting the urban environment. We seek to harness the transformative power of art-making to strengthen the resilience, sustainability, and creativity of Brooklyn’s communities.

What We Do
For over 25 years, White Bird Productions has been producing plays, commissioning new work, and creating bold, inventive theater with children and professional artists throughout Brooklyn.

After School Theater
White Bird Productions is committed to making original, dynamic theater with young artists. By empowering children to understand themselves as full participants in the creative process, our programs equip participants with essential life skills: collaboration, problem-solving, an understanding of the mechanics of storytelling, and emotional intelligence. Each semester or summer session culminates in the performance of a brand-new piece of theater – written, performed, and designed by young artists in collaboration with professional actors, musicians, and puppeteers.