LAKEVILLE – The cafeteria at Salisbury Central School was alive with music and laughter on Tuesday, March 31, as fourth and fifth graders presented a rollicking performance of “How to Eat Like a Child and Other Lessons in Not Being a Grown-Up.”
The show – directed by music teacher Jennifer Moros – maintained a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it pace, unfolding in a series of 22 vignettes. Each story addressed an aspect of childhood, like how to stay home from school, how to ride in a car and how to laugh hysterically.
Audience members of a certain age were reminded of squabbling with a sibling over territory in the back seat of the station wagon, or making prank phone calls.
Each segment was quick and to the point, and the cast and crew handled the frantic pace with an ease that indicates a lot of rehearsals.
The show was supported by the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation and by SOAR.
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