Jeannie McQueenie - Arts Outreach » beverly

Belinda the Ballerina

Rodger Kurth — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 04:49:15 +0000

Belinda loves dancing more than anything in the world. When the judges at the annual dance recital won’t let her audition because her feet are too big she gives up dancing. She takes a job at Fred’s Fine Food and begins dancing again ,when Fred hires a band for the customers. She is discovered by the Maestro for her great talent and asked to audition for the Metropolitan Ballet and be a part of the company.

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Alice in Wonderland on 4/24

Rodger Kurth — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 18:22:21 +0000

Jeannie McQueenie presents an original adaptation of the Lewis Carroll classic with whimsical puppets and new music. Show time is 2pm and will be hosted at The Music Station, 1808 W. 103rd Street, Chicago, IL, 60643. To make your reservations, call the Music Station, at 773.840.3005.

Alice in Wonderland

Rodger Kurth — Sun, 04 Apr 2010 17:37:05 +0000

One lazy afternoon Alice finds herself chasing a rabbit down a rabbit hole. She ends up in a very strange and unusual place where animals talk and a Mad Hatter has a tea party. All of your favorite characters are brought to life in this musical interactive puppet show of Alice in Wonderland.

A literary classic and generations beloved children’s story, Jeannie McQueenie Productions present a unique treatment of this Lewis Carroll favorite. Your children will love the characters and the story in this one-of-a-kind, puppet stage adaption, featuring live, original music. This runs approximately 30 minutes and is appropriate as entertainment, or for literary outreach/education.

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A Cast shot of the Alice In Wonderland Puppets and Puppeteers

Alice In Wonderland is brought to life with music and puppets

Jeannie McQueenie Comes to the Music Station 1/10/10!

Rodger Kurth — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 01:56:14 +0000

Jeannie McQueenie and the cast of puppets are back in Beverly, and this time they’re coming to the Music Station at 1808 W. 103rd Street.

Jeannie McQueenie at The Music Station, 1808 W. 103rd Street

Jeannie McQueenie will present the original show “Kid Rock”, the story of two boys who love music and decide to start their own band with found instruments. The audience gets the chance to join in and be part of the band. This show is designed to demonstrate the joys and fun of making music.