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Didgeridoo Down Under: Awesome Educational Entertainment!
Basic Information
Address: 14650 Bournemouth Rd., Tampa, FL 33626
Phone Number: 813-833-8856
Email: darren@didgedownunder.com
Director: Darren Liebman
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Additional Information
Focus: G’day! Didgeridoo Down Under is a leading educational entertainment company in the U.S. We weave cultural arts, comedy, character building, motivational speaking and audience participation into highly interactive K-12 schools shows, workshops and residencies. Our program themes range from Australian cultural arts to science, literacy, character building and more. Since 2003, we've performed at thousands of schools, libraries and other venues nationwide ... for more than one million kids ... with countless rave reviews!
Grade Levels:
Pre-K, K-5, 6-8, 9-12
Length: Each show or workshop is 45-60 minutes, whatever works best for the school. Residencies are 2-5 days.
Travel:
Please contact Darren for availability in your area.
Pricing: Please contact Darren for pricing.
Workshops:
We offer numerous shows and workshops ...
1) Didgeridoo Down Under Show: Australian Music, Culture, Character Building & More! (PreK-12th)
2) Protect the Planet: World Music, Earth Science & Ecological Entertainment! (K-12th)
3) Aussie Funk Jam: Didgeridoo Workshop! (2nd-12th)
4) Adventures of the Wild Wolf: Unleash Your Inner Reader & Author! (K-5th)
Residencies: Didgeridoo Residency: Immersive Australian Musical Experience! (2-5 days for 3rd-12th grades)
Setup: about 45 minutes
Takedown: about 45 minutes
Equipment: We request that the school provide 2 or 3 tables, depending on the performer.
Highlights:
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Mission Statement:
We are committed to helping develop better global citizens through our interactive shows, workshops and residencies. Specifically, we promote world music and art; multiculturalism and diversity; kindness, acceptance and respect; thinking creatively and imaginatively; and protecting the environment.
Program History:
Since 2003, we've presented 10,000+ shows, workshops and residencies at schools, libraries, festivals and other venues nationwide ... for more than one million kids ... with countless rave reviews!
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