Crenshaw School

National Lemonade Day, May 5-6

Crenshaw School is participating in National Lemonade Day. Students will be selling various types of lemonade on Saturday, May 5th and Sunday, May 6th at Seaside Lumber.

Lemonade Day provides children with the know-how to organize and operate a small business, and build a foundation for future success in life. Along the way,

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One More Dinner Theater!

After multiple requests, Crenshaw students will perform one more dinner theater this year. They will perform “I Never Saw Another Butterfly” on Friday, May 18th. Doors will open at 6:00 pm and the play will begin at 7:00 pm.

Come support the kids as they transform into the children of the Terezin Ghetto during WWII. This is one

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Crenshaw’s Theater Group, April 20

Crenshaw’s Theater Group is peforming a play titled “I Never Saw Another Butterfly” on Friday, April 20th at 2:00 PM in the cafeteria. This is a free performance. The play’s subject matter is about the Jewish Holocaust during WWII. We would love for the community to come watch the performance and then provide us

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Crenshaw Dinner Theater, Apr 3

Crenshaw’s Theater Group is at it again. This time they will be performing a comedy titled “Homework Eats Dog and other woeful tales” by Alan Haehnel-published by playscripts.com.

We would like to invite all of you to attend this comedy. The kids are having a great time preparing for this one. Some scenes are

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Crenshaw’s Dinner Theater is Back!

The play is scheduled for Friday, February 3rd at 7:00 PM. Menu is: Brisket, chicken, sausage, beans, potato salad, salad, rolls, desserts! Cost is $10 per adult or child 9 and up. Ages 8 to 4 are $5 and under that age are free. Come join us for a night of drama where a lesson about character is emphasized. This is a serious play, but our next dinner theater will be all laughs. 🙂 Come support our students-trust me, they are working hard. Tickets will be pre-sold and will be sold at the door. Our students will be your waiters and waitresses for the evening. Come enjoy the night with us.

For more information, please contact:
Catherine Jackson @ 409-949-7842 or Rhea Raymond @ 832-236-8605.

Click here for printable flyer.

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