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21 Bridge Street, Bulleen, VIC 3125
Servicing Canterbury, Beaconsfield, Brighton and 36 other suburb(s)
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21 Bridge Street, Bulleen, VIC 3125
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2 Marche Crt, Hoppers Crossing, VIC 3029
Servicing Tarneit Gardens, Laverton North, Altona Meadows and 17 other suburb(s)
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My daughter and I have been studying piano at Davies Music School for a couple of years now.We took our AMEB exams and p...assed with very good grades, thanks to Steve. I know of cases where kids switch music schools and come to Steve when their AMEB exams are near in order to pass the AMEB with good grades. Steve encourages kids with prizes motivating them to practice more. Steve also conducts concerts every 6 months to encourage kids to play in front of crowds thereby boosting their confidence.
3/15 Eucumbene Drive, Ravenhall, VIC 3023
Servicing Burnside Heights, Cairnlea, Deer Park and 17 other suburb(s)
Caroline Springs School of Music provides the best music lessons in the area
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Caroline Springs School of Music offers the best music tuition to be found in melbourne
Loved the service! Very professional.
It never ceases to amaze me how much difficulty some parents find in encouraging their child to practice playing a musical instrument. Very few younger aged students will practice of their own volition. Not many five year old kids will say to their parents "Now please excuse me, I am about to head into my room to practice the piano for the next hour or two". However, we have found that the more actively parents are involved, the more the child will feel there is a reason to practice. Read more
Various, Rosanna, VIC 3084
Servicing Kew, Ivanhoe, Greensborough and 17 other suburb(s)
I highly recommend Wendy Brentnall as a music teacher. She has inspired my son by encouraging him in a positive way. So much so that he frequently goes and practises without being asked. I have referred others to have lessons with her as well. She is a highly organised and skilled teacher.
On retirement from work I promised myself that I would learn how to play the guitar which is something I had been thinking about for years. I was fortunate that I chose Wendy's Music School. My tutor,Scott, has assisted me greatly with clear, informative lessons and has also shown the necessary patience with me. I appreciate the fact that there is no pressure and Scott's calming influence has been most beneficial. I'm looking forward to many years playing my guitar and thank Wendy and Scott for their input. The saying "You are never too old to learn" is so true.
My son has been learning piano from Wendy for more than one year, and he loves it so much! Wendy is an amazing teacher and obviously has a lot of experiences of teaching young kids. She has been passionate, patient and very helpful. I have recommended her to my son's friend as well and the little boy absolutely loves her lesson too. Thanks Wendy for all the efforts you put to build up the interest of my son in playing piano and in enjoying music!
When my 9-year old daughter Isabella showed an interest in taking up piano, Wendy Brentnall was recommended to me as a teacher who was patient, fun and skilled. Wendy is a gifted pianist and instructor whose passion for music inspires audiences and students alike. Over the past 12 months she has identified and nutured Isabella's musical strengths and used this enthusiasm to address some of the more challenging areas of music theory. Wendy has truly connected with Isabella by tailoring her teaching methods to where she knows will keep Isabella's interest. Her ability to use a range of tools (including iPhone apps), insight and a sense of humor to teach and instil her methods is truly impressive to watch. She also makes learning piano fun and interesting by allowing Isabella to choose some of her own pieces, and by using rewards to give her a sense of accomplishment. She even engages Isabella in timely challenges – from her first Piano Preparatory Exam (with a Final score of 100%) to the Christmas concert – to give her the skills and confidence needed with her instrument! Over the last year, she has also inspired and motivated Isabella to strive for new goals in her playing repertoire! Wendy has helped my daughter to appreciate the joy of piano playing, confidently understand music theory and, most importantly, enjoy music and love to go to lessons! Her piano playing is a welcome addition to our home and it is lovely to hear the progress she continues to make under Wendy's instruction. Wendy is a gifted and enthusiastic teacher and I would highly recommend her as a piano teacher capable of helping your child develop a love for music, self-confidence and an understanding of the dedication and practice necessary to do well with their chosen instrument. – Sarah Riitano, Parent
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Servicing Karingal, Langwarrin, Frankston North and 17 other suburb(s)
Geelong West, VIC
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22 Maralee Place, Doncaster, VIC 3108
Servicing Templestowe, Mont Albert North, Balwyn North and 17 other suburb(s)
60 Whitehorse Rd, Blackburn, VIC 3130
Servicing Blackburn North, Blackburn South, Forest Hill and 17 other suburb(s)
Scott is a great teacher and I am really enjoying my lessons with him. Thank you Scott!
My son has been learning with Scott for about a year and he is absolutely enjoying his lessons. He has been able to learn techniques that his previous teacher weren't able to teach and we are very happy with Scott's teaching method. We would highly recommend Scott to any one who is thinking of learning drums.
9 Virgilia Court, Rowville, VIC 3178
Servicing Dandenong, Bangholme, Heatherton and 7 other suburb(s)
I have two children who have been attending classes for nealy eighteen months. I have found her to be very friendly with my two children who thoroughly enjoy the lessons. I have recommended her to several of my friends who also have been very pleased with the progress of their children.
5/15-19 Vesper Dve, Narre Warren, VIC 3805
Servicing Narre Warren South, Hampton Park, Berwick and 7 other suburb(s)
My daughter has enjoyed dancing/performing here for the last 7 years. Not only has she gained confidence ...
There's much to be said about a school that is the longest running in the area, that has sustained growth over the past 25 years. My son began dancing here and is now a professional dancer on a vista class cruise ship sailing through the Americas and Mediterranean! My young teenage daughter enjoys classes in all dance styles, singing and drama and is involved in Cathy-Lea's award winning elite troupes. Whether for fun, fitness competition or career, if you are looking for quality performance, tuition for children of all ages and abilities contact Cathy-Lea Dance Works.
Wonderful and caring staff. A huge variety of classes for all age groups and abilities. My children love attending, and always look forward to participating in the amazing end of year concerts.
There's much to be said about a school that is the longest running in the area, that has sustained growth over the past 20+ years. My son began dancing here and is now a professional dancer on a vista class cruise ship sailing through the Americas and Mediterranean! Whether for fun, fitness competition or career, if you are looking for quality performance tuition for children of all ages and abilities contact Cathy-Lea Dance Works.
Amazing school, can't recommend them highly enough, my daughter absolutely loves it there
From 29-01-2018 To 29-03-2018
Classes for 2018 commence on Monday 29th January. Classes in Dance, Music and Drama for students aged 2 and above. Boys and girls. All abilities. Enrol via our website or call us to arrange a free trial ...
4 Bolingbroke st, Pascoe Vale, VIC 3044
Servicing Pascoe Vale South, Coburg, Brunswick South and 7 other suburb(s)
Newport Gardens Primary School, Newport, VIC
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Forest Hill, VIC
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From 05-02-2018 To 29-03-2018
We are now taking enrolments for: Term 1, 2018 - February 5th to March 29th Maggie Moo Music is more than just a sing-a-long music session. Your little one will be highly engaged through our variety ...
Penfold Street, Craigieburn, VIC 3064
Suite 8, Level 2, 82 Acland St, St Kilda, VIC 3182
I started lessons with Jam Studio a few years ago. Being an adult student with little experience, I was extremely nervous to begin, but the teachers at the studio have been nothing but friendly, welcoming, encouraging and professional. It is clear to see when visiting the studio that the students are happy and thriving in their musical ventures. I have developed more confidence that I thought possible and have been so impressed by the vast knowledge of all the teachers in the studio.
My kids have been going to Jam Studio Music for quite a while and it's always a positive experience. Beyond what they learn (a lot) they have fun plus seem to have developed a real bond with both their teachers (Erik & Dani). Thanks to everyone there - you all do an amazing job!
Thank you to Dani, Eric and Marty from Jam Studio Music. My children have flourished under your care and the love of music you have instilled in them will hopefully last a lifetime. Your teachers are kind, encouraging and manage to get the best out of students. Thank you so much.
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I've been utilising the facilities at Studio 52 with my school for the past six years and have always been satisfied with the expert, friendly service we have received. We have recorded six albums there as a part of the Kool Skools project; an educationally beneficial co-curricular program that compliments the contemporary focus of our school curriculum. The recent expansion of the third recording space to include a drum studio gave us even more flexibility to get tracks down faster, which has meant that students spent less time out of the classroom. Paul and Trevor are ably supported by a team of highly skilled audio engineers that ensure an outstanding finished product at an affordable price.
The team at Studio 52 certainly k ow to to please. Our organisation needed an employee team building exercise with a difference and we certainly got it. Paul helped us tailor the project to meet our team building and financial needs. Every member of our team will remember this experience as the most unique and satisfying team building experience ever. Thank you Studio 52
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L.I.K.E. Dance is the place where we can dream, work hard supporting each other, find inspiration, be proud of each other's achievements and simply enjoy life!
Building on from L.I.K.E.Dance success from 2015, the dance studio competed at 2016 KAR Regional competition in Sydney. By far, this has been our most successful competition to date. LIKE Dance Studio took home the Top Sydney Studio award and choreographer Lana Borisova came back with Choreographer of the Year award!


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Memphis, TN (February 25, 2013) – – Tennessee Shakespeare Company (TSC), the Mid-South's professional classical theatre, presents a special, limited engagement of William Shakespeare's Hamlet inside Dixon Gallery and Garden's Winegardner Auditorium from April 3-14 in Memphis.
Directed by TSC's Founder and Producing Artistic Director, Dan McCleary (The Tempest, Glass Menagerie, Macbeth, Othello, Julius Caesar, A Midsummer Night's Dream, As You Like It), this elegant Edwardian production is generously sponsored by Independent Bank and Ann & Wellford Tabor. The exclusive media sponsor is Commercial Appeal Media.
Hamlet features a professional AEA company of twelve actors and musicians from around the country and Memphis. Widely considered the most important play in western civilization, Hamlet has contributed to how humankind considers ourselves and our place and act in the world.
The Winegardner Auditorium's period appearance will be further enhanced as an Edwardian stage with early 19th century lighting fixtures, theatrical stage, and live music played in an intimate setting for an audience of 150 in stadium seating.
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(Please Note: All scheduled school matinees are sold out, and multiple matinees are being added to accommodate as many students as possible. Public performances are also beginning to sell out.)
The Hamlet that audiences are familiar with today likely was first performed in 1601 and very likely with Shakespeare playing the Ghost of Hamlet's father. There is also compelling evidence, together with multiple quarto versions of the script and of the story both extant and not, that Shakespeare was writing his Hamlet over 11-12 years – a period during which he lost both his father and his son.
The pre-existing story to Shakespeare's is a revenge play centered by a tragic hero, or anti-hero. But just as Shakespeare deepens existing themes and characters' development in all of his plays taken from previous writings, here he dramatically shifts perspective in Hamlet from that of familial revenge demanded from the grave to a philosophical questioning of the meaning of our humanity and authenticity of our nature.
The young Prince Hamlet returns home from college when his father is discovered dead at Elsinore Castle in Denmark. Hamlet's uncle, Claudius, has murdered King Hamlet and immediately married his widow, Queen Gertrude. The Ghost of King Hamlet asks his son to avenge his murder, a visitation which the Prince shares only with his closest friend, Horatio.
Casting off his love Ophelia and feigning public madness, Hamlet nevertheless is action-less regarding his father's demand. In considering his mortality, his father's, and that of his usurping uncle, Hamlet confronts his mother only to mistakenly murder Ophelia's father, Polonius. The King banishes Hamlet to England, with a mortal decree that ensures he will never return, during which time Ophelia goes mad and drowns by her own hand or another's.
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In a matter of weeks, Hamlet has escaped and been saved by pirates on the sea. Upon his return, he is a decade older with a changed philosophy secretly watching Ophelia's graveside burial. Laertes, the son of Polonius and the brother of Ophelia, in murderous coordination with the King, challenges Hamlet to a sporting duel which turns into a bath of poison for all but Horatio and Hamlet's Norwegian counterpart, Fortinbras. The young, fatherless Prince ascends the Denmark throne, lamenting the loss of the man who would have been King.
"I do believe William Shakespeare was writing his play over the course of 12 or more years as he emerged as a playwright and became a fatherless son and sonless father," says director, Dan McCleary. "There are two very distinct Hamlets in the play, and I believe they are of two different periods in Shakespeare's life. If this is so, it is genius, of course. It has compelled us for over 410 years to question our humanity, to seek our true nature, and to discover our authentic act in the world. In fact, seeking the latter forged the creation of Tennessee Shakespeare Company six years ago."
The cast introduces New York's Brian Sheppard as Hamlet, Brooklyn's Piper Goodeve in the traditionally male role of Horatio, Massachusetts' Bob Lohbauer at Polonius, New York's Eva Balistrieri as Ophelia and Steven Patterson as Claudius, and TSC's Stephanie Shine as Gertrude.
Returning to TSC are Memphis' Phil Darius Wallace (The Tempest, Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, A Midsummer Night's Dream, As You Like It) as the Ghost, Player King, and Gravedigger; Brooklyn's Gabriel Vaughan (The Tempest, A Midsummer Night's Dream, As You Like It) as Laertes; Washington, DC's Amelia Hammond (It's a Wonderful Life, Complete Works, The Tempest) as Rosencrantz and Osric; and New York's Trevor Pittinger (It's a Wonderful Life) as Guildenstern and Fortinbras.
Playing live on stage during the production on cello is Iren Zombor (Julius Caesar) and local pianist Steven DiBlasi. Compositions will include those by Schubert, Rachmaninoff, Debussy, and Fauré.
The returning design and consultancy team includes Memphians Bruce Bui (costumes), Matthew Strampe (scenic and lighting), and Kristen Greene (properties), as well as Virginia's Cara Rawlings (fight choreography) and Vancouver's Neil Freeman (First Folio). Ms. Zombor is the show's Music Arranger.
General Admission tickets are on sale now, Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm at TSC's office located at 2260 West Street in Germantown or by calling 901-759-0604, or by going on-line to www.tnshakespeare.org.
Tickets for all performances are $25 in advance and $30 day-of-show. Tickets for the Wednesday, April 3 and Thursday, April 4 Preview performances are only $15, regardless of when purchased. Thursday, April 4 and Thursday, April 11 are Free Will Kids' Nights: Children 17 years and younger are admitted FREE when accompanied by a paying/attending guardian.
Wednesday, April 3 at 7:00 pm Preview
Thursday, April 4 at 7:00 pm Preview and Free Will Kids' Night
Friday, April 5 at 7:30 pm Opening Performance and Pre-Show Revels Party
Saturday, April 6 at 7:30 pm Performance
Sunday, April 7 at 3:00 pm Performance
Thursday, April 11 at 7:00 pm Free Will Kids' Night
Friday, April 12 at 7:30 pm Performance
Saturday, April 13 at 7:30 pm Performance
Sunday, April 14 at 3:00 pm Closing Performance
Tickets on sale now. All performances are $25 in advance and $30 day-of-show. All preview performances are $15 regardless of when purchased. Free Will Kids' Nights: Children 17 years and younger admitted FREE when accompanied by a paying/attending guardian every Thursday. All Dixon members receive 20% off their tickets.
Located in the historic train depot at 2260 West Street, Germantown, TN. Monday - Friday, 9am – 5pm.
Twitter: @tnshakespeare
All performances are general admission; first come/first seated. Chairs are provided for all productions. Free parking. No refunds. Cast and schedule are subject to change.
Eva Balistrieri (Ophelia) is honored to be making her Tennessee Shakespeare Company debut. A Wisconsin native, she grew up working at the Milwaukee Repertory Theater and was a member of their 2011/2012 acting intern ensemble. She spent last summer with Riverside Theater's Shakespeare in the Park, and prior to that she was with Great River Shakespeare Festival for two seasons. Favorite professional credits include Mayella Ewell (To Kill a Mockingbird), Celia (As You Like It), Kitty Bennet/Georgiana Darcy (Pride and Prejudice), and Iris/Nymph (The Tempest). Eva trained at the Accademia dell-arte in Italy and received her BA in Theatre from the University of Wisconsin-Parkside.
Bruce Bui (Costume Designer) is very excited to be a part of Tennessee Shakespeare's fifth anniversary season. He designed TSC's A Midsummer Night's Dream, Julius Caesar, Othello, Romeo and Juliet, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged), It's a Wonderful Life: a Live Radio Play, Rebel Shakespeare and His Women, and Shakespeare's Greatest Hits. Originally from Southern California, Bruce now lives in Memphis and is going into his eleventh season as the Wardrobe Director and Resident Costume Designer for Ballet Memphis. His works can be seen regularly on the Orpheum stage and numerous other venues around the Mid-South, and have been praised as "dazzling" by Critical Dance Magazine, and a "Master of Chiffon" by The Commercial Appeal. He has also worked with The Western Stage (Always, Patsy Cline), Cabrillo Musical Theatre (Funny Girl), Santa Susanna Repertory Theatre (Shiloh, War of the World), and Kingsmen Shakespeare Company (As You Like It), among others. Some of his specialty garments can be seen on Mrs. Tennessee for Mrs. America 2005, At Home Tennessee Magazine's featured wedding issue 2007, and The Memphis Mystic Krew 2005 court. Bruce also has worked on several commercials in the Mid-South.
Neil Freeman (Text Consultant) is a teacher, director, text coach, and actor. He is the man behind the acclaimed First Folio editions published by Applause and utilized across the globe. Currently Associate Professor Emeritus (of Theatre) at the University of British Columbia in Canada, he is also a Master Teacher with Shakespeare & Company in Lenox, and Text Consultant to several other U.S. and Canadian theatres. His range of teaching, coaching, and directing ranges from the fifteen-year-olds in youth companies to high school teachers, through university level students (undergraduate and graduate in both liberal arts and the top-ranked professional training schools) to professional theatre companies and individual actors.
Kristen Greene (Properties Designer) is excited to be involved in her second season with TSC. Previously, she has worked on The Tempest, The Glass Menagerie, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged), and It's a Wonderful Life. Kristen is currently the stage manager and production coordinator for Ballet Memphis. She has a BFA in stage management from Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, and she also studied at Shakespeare's Globe in London.
Piper Goodeve* (Horatio) is very excited to be making her TSC debut. Off-Broadway: Anne of Green Gables (Anne; Drama League Award nomination for Distinguished Performance). Regional: Syracuse Stage, McCarter Theater Center, Trinity Rep, Merrimack Rep, Hangar Theatre, Weston Playhouse, Battersea Arts Center (London), and Thousand Islands Playhouse (Canada). Favorite roles: Desdemona (Desdemona, A Play About A Handkerchief), Rose (Caroline or Change), Elinor Dashwood (Sense & Sensibility), and Lena (A Mouthful of Birds). Film: Bereft (Jill; Showtime). Training: MFA in Acting, Brown University/Trinity Rep; Shakespeare Performance, Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, London. Piper also narrates audiobooks for Audible and lives in Brooklyn.
Amelia Hammond (Rosencrantz, Osric, Player Queen; Assistant Director) hails from Washington, DC, but has thoroughly enjoyed being an adopted Memphian during TSC's celebratory fifth season. Audiences have seen her as Mary Bailey in It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play and as an actor attempting to keep Sam and David in line during The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged). Amelia's first TSC appearance was as Miranda in The Tempest, and her regional credits include: Hamlet, Comedy of Errors, Othello, Taming of the Shrew with Houston Shakespeare Festival; As You Like It with Virginia Shakespeare Festival; Pericles and The Servant of Two Masters with Georgia Shakespeare. Amelia is proud to have received her MFA from the University of Houston PATP, her BA from Coastal Carolina University, and to have trained with the Gainesville Theatre Alliance.
Bob Lohbauer* (Polonius, Priest) resides in western Massachusetts. He has been with Shakespeare & Company in Lenox since 1995, where he has performed in Twelfth Night (Curio/Priest), A Midsummer Night's Dream (Egeus), Romeo and Juliet (Montague), Scapin (Argante), and more. His one-man show Mengelberg and Mahler was nominated for Boston's 2010 IRNE Award for best solo performance in New England. Other regional credits: To Kill a Mockingbird (Judge Taylor/Walter Cunnigham), Equus (Dysart), The Marriage of Bette and Boo (Father Donnelly), and Red Noses (LaGrue).
Dan McCleary+ (Director; Founder and Producing Artistic Director) is a native Memphian and a graduate of Germantown High School and its Poplar Pike Playhouse. Dan directed and acted in TSC's inaugural production of As You Like It (Jaques) and The Glass Menagerie; and he directed TSC's Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged), The Tempest, Macbeth, A Midsummer Night's Dream, all-female Julius Caesar, Othello, and Themes from a Midsummer Night. He also has directed critically-acclaimed productions of As You Like It at Orlando Shakespeare Theater, The Servant of Two Masters outdoors in downtown Atlanta and at Seattle Shakespeare Company, and All's Well That Ends Well at Georgia Shakespeare Festival. At the Orlando Shakespeare Theatre, he has directed the world premiere of The Stone Face and has played the title roles in Antony and Cleopatra and Richard III, Brutus in Julius Caesar, Porfiry in Crime and Punishment, Petruchio in The Taming of the Shrew, and Falstaff in The Merry Wives of Windsor. As Associate Artistic Director at Shakespeare & Company in the Berkshires, Dan acted in and directed over 30 productions, appearing as Coriolanus, Macbeth, Herman Melville, Stephano, Don Armado, Hotspur, Master Ford, Bertram, and Antipholus/Dromio of Ephesus. He directed S&Co's first production of The Servant of Two Masters, also his own adaptation of Anaïs Nin's Henry & June, Vita & Virginia, My Own Stranger, and The Fiery Rain. Other Regional/New York theatre: Merrimack Rep, North Shore Music Theatre, Actors Theatre of Louisville, StageWest, Alabama Shakespeare, Arden Theatre, Studio 4-A, and Huntington Theatre. Dan is a published poet and teaches Shakespeare master classes around the country. Memphis Magazine has named him among the "Who's Who in Memphis" each year from 2009-12, and the Germantown Arts Alliance honored him with its 2009 Distinguished Arts and Humanities Medal for Performing Arts. He serves on the City of Germantown's Telecommunications Committee, and holds a B.A. in Advertising and Journalism from Temple University.
Natasha Nelson* (Stage Manager) is thrilled to be joining Tennessee Shakespeare Company for the first time, and working on Hamlet for the fourth time! Most recently, she was in her hometown of Houston, stage managing The Language Archive at Stages Repertory Theatre. Natasha spent a year in Las Vegas working with the talented stage management teams at Cirque du Soleil's "O" and Criss Angel's BeLIEve. As a huge fan of Shakespeare's plays, she has been blessed to have worked at the Shakespeare Festivals in North Carolina, Houston, St. Louis, Walla Walla, WA, and Winona, MN.
Steven Patterson* (Claudius) is thrilled to be making his initial appearance with Tennessee Shakespeare Company. He has performed both regionally and in New York City with theatres such as South Coast Repertory, TheatreWorks, Capital Repertory, Kaliyuga Arts, freeFall Theatre, Lexington Conservatory Theatre, Centenary Stage Company, and the Oregon, Orlando, Colorado, Pennsylvania, Utah, and Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festivals. Favorite roles include Lear in King Lear, Jean Genet in Beauty, Austin Wiggin in The Shaggs: Philosophy of the World, David in Poor Super Man, Zach in A Chorus Line, the Creature in Frankenstein, Judi Boswell in How to Pray, and August Howe in The Mound Builders. Steven currently resides in Catskill, NY.
Trevor Pittinger (Guildenstern, Fortinbras) is a New York City-based actor elated to be making his debut season with TSC. Audiences may have seen him in December as George Bailey in TSC's It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play. Regional credits include: Romeo and Juliet at Greenbrier Valley Theater; Much Ado About Nothing with Palo Duro Shakespeare; two years in HYPE at the Alley Theater; The Dispute with Theatre Collide, and two years in the outdoor drama TEXAS! Film credits include: Child of God (dir. James Franco). Trevor received his MFA in acting from the University of Houston School of Theatre & Dance, his BA from Rice University, and trained at the O'Neill National Theater Institute.
Cara Rawlings (Fight Choreographer) is Assistant Professor of Movement and Acting in The Department of Theatre and Cinema at Virginia Tech. She has worked professionally as a teacher, fight director, and dance choreographer in Chicago, St. Louis, Nashville, New York, and in Greece and Austria. Cara is a Certified Stage Combat Instructor with The Society of American Fight Directors (SAFD). She is a member of the Association of Theatre Movement Educators (ATME), and serves on the board of the Southeastern Theatre Conference (SETC). Cara holds a Master of Fine Arts in Movement Pedagogy and Fight Direction from Virginia Commonwealth University.
Brian Sheppard* (Hamlet) Favorite stage credits include Jason in Rabbithole (NIU), Cain in Bable (European Live Arts Network), and Olivia in Twelfth Night (Plimoth Players). Most recently, Brian has been spotted as Capt. Ben Church in the documentary, So Dreadful a Judgment. He is a founding member of the Plimoth Players, an all-male Shakespeare company in Plymouth, MA. He holds an MFA from Northern Illinois University.
Stephanie Shine* (Gertrude; General Manager and Education Director) TSC directorial work includes It's a Wonderful Life: a Live Radio Play, Shakespeare's Greatest Hits, Southern Yuletide, Romeo and Juliet, and The Rebel Shakespeare and His Women. During her 18 years with Seattle Shakespeare Company, 13 as Artistic Director, she directed 17 productions, including The Threepenny Opera, Cyrano de Bergerac, and the lauded all-male Taming of the Shrew. Her other directorial credits include The Taming of the Shrew and The Comedy of Errors for Colorado Shakespeare Festival; I Am of Ireland (which she also conceived and adapted) for Book-It Repertory Theatre; Romeo and Juliet for Seattle University, When the Messenger is Hot for Theater Schmeater, the international award-winning one-woman Marilyn Monroe Biopic, Marilyn: Forever Blonde and this summer's Romeo and Juliet for Shakespeare Walla Walla's Summer Festival. A well-known actress in the Northwest, Stephanie has performed for Seattle Repertory Theatre, Seattle Shakespeare Company, ACT, The Empty Space, Seattle Children's Theatre, Book-It Repertory Theatre, and Tacoma Actors Guild. Regionally, she appeared with the Oregon and New Jersey Shakespeare Festivals, Houston's Alley Theatre, Arizona Theatre Company, and NYC's Theatre for a New Audience. Her Shakespeare roles include Juliet, Rosalind, Lady Macbeth, Beatrice, Regan, Feste, Kate, Bianca, Dionyza, The Princess of France, Hero, Perdita, and The Chorus in Henry V.
Matthew Strampe (Scenic/Lighting Designer; Technical Director/Master Electrician) returns to TSC having worked as the Technical Director and Master Electrician on The Tempest and The Glass Menagerie last season and as Scenic and Lighting Designer this year on The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) and It's a Wonderful Life: a Live Radio Play. Matt has been working as a professional theatrical designer and technician for the past 14 years. He started his professional career at "The Lost Colony" and since then has worked with many performing arts companies, including Arden Theatre Company in Philadelphia, Ballet Memphis, North Carolina Dance Theatre, Arkansas Arts Center, Hendrix College, New Harmony Theatre, Harrell Theatre, Theatre Memphis, and University of Memphis' Opera Department. Matt has been a designer or lead technician for over 100 different productions. He was raised in the great state of South Dakota and educated at The University of South Dakota.
Gabriel Vaughan* (Laertes, Player Lucianus) is a founding member of TSC and is thrilled to be back for Hamlet in this beautiful part of the south. Favorite NYC theatre credits include: Ross, House of Desires, and The Shoemaker's Holiday with The Storm Theatre, King John with Dopplegang Productions, and The Winter's Tale with Theater 1010. Favorite regional credits include: Hamlet (Hamlet) with American Stage Theatre Company; As You Like It, A Midsummer Night's Dream and The Tempest with TSC, Romeo and Juliet with Princeton Rep; and King John, A Tanglewood Tale, and Much Ado About Nothing with Shakespeare & Company. Gabriel lives in Brooklyn, NY.
Phil Darius Wallace* (Ghost, Player King, Captain, Gravedigger) is a native of Flint, Michigan, where he started as an actor with the Michigan Shakespeare Festival as Caliban in The Tempest. He as worked locally with Playhouse on the Square, Hatiloo Theater, and is now working with The Orpheum to remount his one-man show on the life of Frederick Douglass, which has toured the U.S. His film credits include Nothing but the Truth, his film 100 Lives, and he also directed Love Choice, a movie dealing with HIV. Audiences may remember Darius from many of Tennessee Shakespeare Company's productions, where he has made his home as a company member.
Iren Zombor (Cellist, Music Arranger) TSC cellist and music arrangement for Julius Caesar. Iren is a native of Miskolc, Hungary. After attending music college in her hometown, she lived in Bratislava, Slovakia, for two years, where she studied with the famous Slovak cellist, Joseph Podhoransky. She received her Masters of Music degree in cello performance from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. Iren has been a member of the Memphis Symphony Orchestra since the fall of 1996, where she currently holds the Assistant Principal Cello position. She has performed around the world with various orchestras, as far as Eastern and Western Europe and Japan. In addition to her busy performance schedule, her passion has long been private teaching. Iren has taught students of all ages at all levels and has served on the Rhodes College faculty since 2004.
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Talk:World Archives Project: Rhode Island, Vital Extracts County Records, 1636-1850
Standard Copy and paste the text below into the discussion tab on the wiki:Feel free to add to or edit information in this discussion tab as necessary. Please take time to become familiar with the General Keying Standards and be sure to read all instructions on the main project page. (Please note that in case of a discrepancy, project level instructions always trump general keying standards.)
Extra Keying Helps
If you are keying Quaker records prior to 1752 the numbering of the months does not follow our typical numbering. Please refer to the chart below.
Common Keying Errors Found by Reviewers
I have a clip here of an image that shows no city at the top of the page for the marriage. The previous page showed Smithfield and the keyer carried this city over to the next page. Also the surnames are not shown for the parents. These errors are showing on most of the sets that I have reviewed.
Parents last names should be keyed.
Do not key Jr in given or surname fields. Per keying guidelines: In cases where the name is listed as Rev. John Smith, or John Smith, Jr, and there is not a prefix or suffix field the name should be entered with John in the Given Name field and Smith in the Surname field, without either prefix or suffix. Keying Standards -- Wiedwoman 21:35, 17 December 2012 (UTC)
Do not key any ranks that may appear.
Please check that you have keyed the Event City if it appears at the top of the page. Even though the city name may appear only once on the image, if you miss it out of every record on the page, it could have a bad effect on your accuracy stats! --Katerimmer 12:05, 18 December 2012 (UTC).
Questions and Answers
If you have a keying question that is not answered on the project page or in any of the information above, click "EDIT" and ask it here. (If you click on Rich Editor you won't have to worry about formatting your entry.) Then click "WATCH" at the top right on this page and you will be notified via email when an update has been made.
Q: Double-dating: If a record has the following date, "Feb. 20, 1743-4," how would you key the year?
- A: This is not a Quaker format date as it gives the name of the month rather than the number, and it should be keyed as Feb 20 1743. --Katerimmer 23:43, 27 December 2012 (UTC)
- A: As far as I know, whenever one of these double years appears, we are keying the first year shown, regardless of whether it was a Quaker date or any other. This has been the same on many WAP projects but I will see if I can find if there has been an official confirmation of this. --Katerimmer 11:03, 28 December 2012 (UTC)
- A: Kate is correct. In the Church Records field help for year, which I can now see wasn't added for the County and Newspaper records, we ask that when a year range is given to key the first year. Annafechter 19:26, 28 December 2012 (UTC)
Hardcoal and all, The answer regarding which year to key came after discussion with the Content Manager resposible for this project and other Ancestry.com staff members. When making decisions such as which date, location, etc to key we review the project as a whole, take into consideration the time period, and location of the records and other criteria to decide how the project should be keyed. As to who I am, I am Anna Fechter and by title am the Community Operations Manager at Ancestry.com and currently manage the World Archives Project. On the message boards Ancestry staff show with the leaf but on the wiki there isn't a distinction for staff - generally you will hear from Lizzy, aka lizzypetersen, and me, aka annafechter or afechter.
- Also bear in mind that this book already contains a mixture of Julian and Gregorian pre-1752 dates and therefore whichever year is selected from the "double years" it would not mean that the pre-1752 dates in the book become standardised to one format or the other. A quote from the introduction to the Newport County section of the book demonstrates that this is true: "We have not changed dates here given, but we give it just as it stands on the record itself. We have observed, however, that the Scotch year is more general in this county than in any others that have come to our notice". --Katerimmer 18:14, 14 January 2013 (UTC)
Q: Copy from above: Are records, not stating the father and mother (i.e. "of William and Sarah"), but are directly below ones stating a father and mother of the same family? Therefore, would I just copy down the father and mother from above assuming the following record represents a child of that family until another mother and father are listed?
- A: Yes -- Wiedwoman 22:55, 27 December 2012 (UTC)
Q: On Births and deaths record, when a male is listed with birth and death info, followed by a female with 'his wife' and birth and / or death info, followed by children of the couple, should the spouse name be included with any of the birth and death entries, only the death entries, or neither? In the screenshot link, the wife has no death info listed. See Screenshot link.
- A: I would add the name of the wife with the birth info of the spouse. Then add her spouse to the line with her birth. -- Wiedwoman 15:50, 28 December 2012 (UTC)
Q: When something is in parentheses after a name, as shown in the screenshot link, should it be entered as the Town or the maiden name. On the 1st entry, it looked like it was the maiden name, but the 2nd entry makes it look like it might be the town. This was found in the Scitaute, RI births and deaths records.
- A: This is the place that person was born (Providence). -- Wiedwoman 15:50, 28 December 2012 (UTC)
Q: Some city names will appear just before the date in parenthesis, substitute that city name as the event city in these cases? Sometimes it will also say something like "married in", but not always --Hardcoal 18:17, 27 December 2012 (EST)
Q. If one record in Births and Deaths file has the male listed as a child with DOB, then the next record lists the same person with the same DOB, then the next record lists his wife's name and DOB, should the male's name and DOB be listed a second time? It doesn't seem like it should be duplicated.
- A: If everything on the line is a duplication from the line above, no you would not key it again. -- Wiedwoman 04:22, 29 December 2012 (UTC)
Q. What should be done with Suffix for father? Nothing since there is no field or should it be entered in the Given name fieldas seen in the record?
- A: Do not key Jr in given or surname fields. Per keying guidelines: In cases where the name is listed as Rev. John Smith, or John Smith, Jr, and there is not a prefix or suffix field the name should be entered with John in the Given Name field and Smith in the Surname field, without either prefix or suffix. [1] -- Wiedwoman 21:35, 17 December 2012 (UTC)
Q: What does two asterisks ** after the parents' names in birth/death records mean?
A: Can you tell us the page number and what it says at the top of the page, please, and the names from the entry, so we can find it in the book and see whether there is an explanation of the asterisks in there? --Katerimmer 17:35, 2 January 2013 (UTC)
Q: On pg. 34 of the Rhode Island County Records the title on the page says marriages. Some of the people have m. by... and a date. Others just have a date. Are these without the "m by... and date" considered marriage certificates?
- A: They would be marriages. -- Wiedwoman 16:31, 25 January 2013 (UTC)
Q: Following up on the question re parents above - when I am keying multiple pages and the children born at the top of the second page are a continuation of the family being keyed at the bottom of page one (i.e. a continuing record of the children of William and Catherine Pierce, in this case), should I carry over the parents from page 1 to page 2? Or should I treat each index image as a stand alone document, and since parents are not noted for the seven children who are first listed on page 2, these fields should remain blank?
- A: Treat each page as a stand-alone document unless it states not to in the instructions. It is not in the instructions so key each page as a stand-alone document. -- Wiedwoman 16:30, 25 January 2013 (UTC)
Q: Following that theory, I should assume that there is no Event City for the births and deaths on page 2 of my set, correct? The header at the top of even-numbered pages does not provide the location of the events; the location is only noted on odd numbered pages. --Kennebec63 17:20, 25 January 2013 (UTC)
- A: Yes that is correct. Only key information from the page that you see. -- Wiedwoman 17:35, 25 January 2013 (UTC)
Q: Page 25 New Shoreham births and deaths. Can one use the numbers on the side to decide father? Top of page Mary of John down to Samuel of William can not be just one father as dates overlap. I hope this the right place for questions. PC
- Please post a screenshot here or on the New Project Q&A Board so that I may see it. -- Wiedwoman 17:33, 12 February 2013 (UTC)
Q; I have been working on Rhode Island Vital Statistics. As far as event city: On the top of the page it often says Rhode Island alone. So I put no city? Also I will see at the bottom of entering a family of births - "first three children born in a certain city other than the heading city. Can I enter in those cities? Also I will see a note born at (certain city) not of the heading city. May I enter that city? Sometimes city in another state? Thanks for any help I would hate to do anything wrong and certainly want to include information that is viable. Regards Pattie, Ohio
- A: If it shows Rhode Island at the top of the page, only list cities that are shown in the paragraph. If you see "first three children born at such and such city", key that city. The others would be left blank unless it says others born at such and such city. You may key a city but do not key a state or county or another country. The next page will usually have a heading of a city. Key that city for every entry unless there is something different on that record. -- Wiedwoman 02:37, 17 February 2013 (UTC)
Q: When a page is being keyed that has "Vital Records" in the heading, instead of a heading with the Type of records, quite often there are 2 records one after the other. The first would normally be keyed as 'other' since there is no clear indicator of what record type it is, but the 2nd records has the 'd' to designate death date. Should the 'other' record be keyed, as well as the 'death' record, or only the 'death' record? When there is 'other' info on the same record line as the 'birth or death' info, we definitely only key the 'birth or death' info, but what should be done when there are 2 lines in the image? http://screencast.com/t/bTLvYidu
- A: Please post a snip of a record. -- Wiedwoman 00:02, 19 February 2013 (UTC)
- A: These are birth and death records. -- Wiedwoman 00:25, 19 February 2013 (UTC)
birth city or maiden name?: Deductive reasoning of screen shot would indicate the name in parenthesis is a maiden name, and NOT city of birth. Please advise!: SHAW, Mary A. (Davenport), his wife. born Tiverton, Sept. 6, 1800. http://screencast.com/t/XI0WrBQUSBhK
- A: Maiden name Mary A Davenport was born in Tiverton. -- Wiedwoman 05:42, 21 February 2013 (UTC)
My screen shot is from births/deaths also. Yes, I believe the name in parenthesis is a maiden name, and not a birth city. But your answer is complete opposite of directions given previously on 28 Dec 2012: A: This is the place that person was born (Providence). -- Wiedwoman 15:50, 28 December 2012 (UTC), Which answer is correct?: Q: When something is in parentheses after a name, as shown in the screenshot link, should it be entered as the Town or the maiden name.(?) On the 1st entry, it looked like it was the maiden name, but the 2nd entry makes it look like it might be the town. This was found in the Scitaute, RI births and deaths records. http://screencast.com/t/nf5C1OJ7aG7
A: This is the place that person was born (Providence). -- Wiedwoman 15:50, 28 December 2012 (UTC)
- A: I don't know if they always showed maiden names or birth cities in ( ) but in the 1st instance you have a birth city, so the logical choice for the name in ( ) is the maiden name. Maiden names should be in ( ) and birth place as shown as of a place. It gets tricky sometimes even figuring out if a name is a fathers name or a birth place on some names that could be birth places. You just have to do the best that you can do. I don't mean to be evasive just honest. And I can make mistakes too. :) -- Wiedwoman 06:26, 21 February 2013 (UTC)


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FBI Releases Images, Video of Boston Marathon Bombing Suspects
Special Agent Rick DesLauriers of the FBI, who is leading the investigation of the Boston Marathon bombings, just held a press conference in which he revealed that there are two suspects. The FBI released photographs and video of two men believed to be responsible for the attacks.
The FBI showed video of the two men walking through the crowd, each wearing a backpack, presumably with a bomb inside. They appear calm, and don't attract any attention from anyone they pass by about 12 minutes before the first bomb blast:
Apparently there is also video of the man in the white cap, called "Suspect No. 2," actually planting one of the bags that later exploded, but the FBI did not release that footage. The two suspects are said to have placed the bombs in their locations mere minutes before the explosions.
DesLauriers says he considers both men "armed and extremely dangerous," but when asked if there was any further threat to the public, he said, "There is no additional, imminent danger that we are aware of right now."
The FBI's website crashed almost immediately after the press conference began, with so many people trying to get a look at the images. It is now up and running again, though a bit slowly. Below you can see all the images released today.
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Preventing Children's Sports Injuries
Causes of Sports Injuries
Participation in any sport, whether it's recreational bike riding or Pee-Wee football, can teach kids to stretch their limits and learn sportsmanship and discipline. But any sport also carries the potential for injury.
By knowing the causes of sports injuries and how to prevent them, you can help make athletics a positive experience for your child.
Kids can be particularly susceptible to sports injuries for a variety of reasons. Kids, particularly those younger than 8 years old, are less coordinated and have slower reaction times than adults because they are still growing and developing.
In addition, kids mature at different rates. Often there's a substantial difference in height and weight between kids of the same age. And when kids of varying sizes play sports together, there may be an increased risk of injury.
As kids grow bigger and stronger, the potential for injury increases, largely because of the amount of force involved. For example, a collision between two 8-year-old Pee-Wee football players who weigh 65 or 70 pounds each does not produce as much force as that produced by two 16-year-old high school football players who may each weigh up to 200 pounds.
Also, kids may not assess the risks of certain activities as fully as adults might. So they might unknowingly take risks that can result in injuries.
Preventing Sports Injuries
You can help prevent your kids from being injured by following some simple guidelines:
Use of Proper Equipment
It's important for kids to use proper equipment and safety gear that is the correct size and fits well. For example, they should wear helmets for baseball, softball, bicycle riding, and hockey. They also should wear helmets while they're inline skating or riding scooters and skateboards.
For racquet sports and basketball, ask about any protective eyewear, like shatterproof goggles. Ask your child's coach about the appropriate helmets, shoes, mouth guards, athletic cups and supporters, and padding.
Protective equipment should be approved by the organizations that govern each of the sports. Hockey facemasks, for example, should be approved by the Hockey Equipment Certification Council (HECC) or the Canadian Standards Association (CSA). Bicycle helmets should have a safety certification sticker from the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
Also, all equipment should be properly maintained to ensure its effectiveness. In the United States, the National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment (NOCSAE) sets many of the standards for helmets, facemasks, and shin guards. In addition to meeting the NOSCAE standards, all equipment should be properly maintained to ensure its effectiveness over time.
Maintenance and Appropriateness of Playing Surfaces
Check that playing fields are not full of holes and ruts that might cause kids to fall or trip. Kids doing high-impact sports, like basketball and running, should do them on surfaces like tracks and wooden basketball courts, which can be more forgiving than surfaces like concrete.
Adequate Adult Supervision and Commitment to Safety
Any team sport or activity that kids participate in should be supervised by qualified adults. Select leagues and teams that have the same commitment to safety and injury prevention that you do.
The team coach should have training in first aid and CPR, and the coach's philosophy should promote players' well-being. A coach with a win-at-all-costs attitude may encourage kids to play through injury and may not foster good sportsmanship. Be sure that the coach enforces playing rules and requires that safety equipment be used at all times.
Additionally, make sure your kids are matched for sports according to their skill level, size, and physical and emotional maturity.
Proper Preparation
Just as you wouldn't send a child who can't swim to a swimming pool, it's important not to send kids to play a sport that they're unprepared to play. Make sure that your child knows how to play the sport before going out on the field.
Your child should be adequately prepared with warm-ups and training sessions before practices as well as before games. This will help ensure that your child has fun and reduce the chances of an injury.
In addition, kids should drink plenty of fluids and be allowed to rest during practices and games.
Common Types of Sports Injuries
Three common types of sports injuries in children are acute injuries, overuse injuries, and reinjuries:
Acute Injuries
Acute injuries occur suddenly and are usually associated with some form of trauma. In younger children, acute injuries typically include minor bruises, sprains, and strains. Teen athletes are more likely to sustain more severe injuries, including broken bones and torn ligaments.
More severe acute injuries that can occur, regardless of age, include: eye injuries, including scratched corneas, detached retinas, and blood in the eye; broken bones or ligament injuries; brain injuries, including concussions, skull fractures, brain hemorrhages; and spinal cord injuries.
Acute injuries often occur because of a lack of proper equipment or the use of improper equipment. For example, without protective eyewear, eye injuries are extremely common in basketball and racquet sports. In addition, many kids playing baseball and softball have suffered broken legs or ankles from sliding into immobile bases.
Overuse Injuries
Overuse injuries occur from repetitive actions that put too much stress on the bones and muscles. Although these injuries can occur in adults as well as kids, they're more problematic in a child athlete because of the effect they may have on bone growth.
All kids who play sports can develop an overuse injury, but the likelihood increases with the amount of time a child spends on the sport.
Some of the most common types of overuse injuries are:
- anterior knee pain: Anterior knee pain is pain in the front of the knee under the kneecap. The knee will be sore and swollen due to tendon or cartilage inflammation. The cause is usually muscle tightness in the hamstrings or quadriceps, the major muscle groups around the thigh.
- Little League elbow: Repetitive throwing sometimes results in pain and tenderness in the elbow. The ability to flex and extend the arm may be affected, but the pain typically occurs after the follow-through of the throw. In addition to pain, pitchers sometimes complain of loss of velocity or decreased endurance.
- swimmer's shoulder: Swimmer's shoulder is an inflammation (swelling) of the shoulder caused by the repeated stress of the overhead motion associated with swimming or throwing a ball. The pain typically begins intermittently but may progress to continuous pain in the back of the shoulder.
- shin splints: Shin splints are characterized by pain and discomfort on the front of the lower parts of the legs. They are often caused by repeated running on a hard surface or overtraining at the beginning of a season.
- spondylolysis: Spondylolysis often results from trauma or from repetitive flexing, then overextension, twisting, or compression of the back muscles. This can cause persistent lower back pain. Spondylolysis is commonly seen in kids who participate in soccer, football, weight lifting, gymnastics, wrestling, and diving.
Overuse injuries can be caused or aggravated by:
- growth spurts or an imbalance between strength and flexibility
- inadequate warm-up
- excessive activity (for example, increased intensity, duration, or frequency of playing and/or training)
- playing the same sport year-round or multiple sports during the same season
- improper technique (for example, overextending on a pitch)
- unsuitable equipment (for example, nonsupportive athletic shoes)
Reinjury occurs when an athlete returns to the sport before a previous injury has sufficiently healed. Athletes are at a much greater risk for reinjury when they return to the game before recovering fully. Doing so places stress upon the injury and forces the body to compensate for the weakness, which can put the athlete at greater risk for injuring another body part.
Reinjury can be avoided by allowing an injury to completely heal. Once the doctor has approved a return to the sport, make sure that your child properly warms up and cools down before and after exercise.
Sudden exertion can also cause reinjury, so your child should re-enter the sport gradually. Explain that easing back into the game at a sensible pace is better than returning to the hospital!
Treating Sports Injuries
Treatment of sports injuries varies by the type of injury.
For acute injuries, many pediatric sports medicine specialists usually take a "better safe than sorry" approach. If an injury appears to affect basic functioning in any way — for example, if your child can't bend a finger, is limping, or has had a change in consciousness — first aid should be administered immediately. A doctor should then see the child. If the injury seems to be more serious, it's important to take your child to the nearest hospital emergency department.
For overuse injuries, the philosophy is similar. If a child begins complaining of pain, it's the body's way of saying there's a problem. Have the child examined by a doctor who can then determine whether it's necessary to see a sports medicine specialist. A doctor can usually diagnose many of these conditions by taking a medical history, examining the child, and ordering some routine tests.
It's important to get overuse injuries diagnosed and treated to prevent them from developing into larger chronic problems. The doctor may advise the child to temporarily modify or eliminate an activity to limit stress on the body.
In some cases, the child may not be able to resume the sport without risking further injury. Because overuse injuries are characterized by swelling, the doctor may prescribe rest, medications to help reduce inflammation, and physical therapy. When recovery is complete, your child's technique or training schedule may need to be adjusted to prevent the injury from flaring up again.
Reviewed by: Alfred Atanda Jr., MD
Date reviewed: November 2011
Originally reviewed by: Joseph A. Congeni, MD


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