Comments from clients:
The show is full of fun stories and songs. Diane really knows how to get the kids (and parents) involved and excited. Everyone had a great time!
Yasmine Cordoba
I got your thank you letter! I great appreciated working with you, it was a great show. It was awesome and I had never seen anything like it before. I really hope to work with you again and I have all of your contact information so I will be passing it on to fellow employees. Thank you so much for working with the city!
Talk to you soon, have a good day :)
Taylor Looper
City of Fontana
Community Services/ Cultural Arts
Hello, my daughter Angela and I so enjoyed your 'Cat in the Hat' presentation. It was very animated where we were able to follow the story lines, and visualize the images, it was fun.
Many Blessings,
Angela Alexander
www.miraclesinaction.com
Graham
loves Dr. Seuss (especially “The
Sneetches”), so his mom hired Diane to
do a Dr. Seuss show.
When Diane arrived, her "magic" Dr. Seuss hat
floated over the kids' heads, until it landed on the Birthday
Boy. The hat told Diane Graham’s name, and that he
was 85 years old! (Then the hat whispered that it was
joking - Graham was actually 6.)
Diane led the kids in a silly sideways walk to the stairs.
The kids sat down and Diane recited and acted out “The
Sneetches” (using different voices for different
characters). During the story, Graham’s mom showed
the kids pictures from the book.
After the kids followed Diane, (using a new silly walk),
to a different part of the house, she led everyone in
story-songs. Hands enthusiastically clapped. Words happily
echoed. As usual, the adults loved the entertainment even
more than the kids.
More stories followed ("Happy
Birthday To You" and "Horton
Hatches the Egg"). The kids acted out
the motions to other echo songs.
Then Diane refereed the kids’ "Snowball
Fight" (substituting wadded up newspapers
for snowballs). Next the 2 teams raced to see which could
stuff the most snowballs back into their respective garbage
bag.Leaving the room neat and tidy!
After Diane calmed the kids with "The
Peanut Butter Friendship Song," she directed
them to look at
Graham’s mom for further directions. Quietly gathering
her things, Diane disappeared.
Reviews from recent performance:
Thanks again, for making the kids time special. As
you said, the kids and parents
both enjoyed you.
I popped in a couple of times and the kids and parents
seemed really focused on your stories. I heard the Lorax
and Sneeches. But did you do Horton hears a Who? That’s
my favorite!
We were in no shortage of cute kids at the conference
this year. I felt bad I didn't take more photos.
You do an incredible job and
we all truly appreciated it!
Thanks again,
Dawn
Thank you again, Diane. Graham
had a fabulous time, and so did his friends.
Cheers!
Margaret Certain
