Zooming Along with Easy Street
Special | 6m 32s
Easy Street Productions teaches kids musical theater, even in the midst of a pandemic.
Easy Street Productions in Youngstown teaches kids musical theater, but all the singing and dancing screeched to a halt in March. Now, they’ve put the show on the Zoom-road and taken the kids to all kinds of virtual locations to sing and dance to their heart’s content. Co-founders Maureen Collins and Todd Hancock want them to continue to grow creatively, even in the midst of COVID-19.
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The Arts & Covid-19: What’s Next? is a local public television program presented by WNEO
Zooming Along with Easy Street
Special | 6m 32s
Easy Street Productions in Youngstown teaches kids musical theater, but all the singing and dancing screeched to a halt in March. Now, they’ve put the show on the Zoom-road and taken the kids to all kinds of virtual locations to sing and dance to their heart’s content. Co-founders Maureen Collins and Todd Hancock want them to continue to grow creatively, even in the midst of COVID-19.
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