Funny money: Theater teaches finance to schoolchildren
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Daniel Prillman of the National Children’s Theater plays a loan shark preying on a hapless teen, played by Sam McCalla, purchasing his first car. The duo performed the Mad About Money show to Ronan Middle School students.
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In another skit, Prillman plays a crazy man on a game show with a student from Ronan Middle School.
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Mad About Money teaches Ronan Middle School students about finances, with a good dose of humor.
Issue Date: 10/23/2013
Last Updated: 10/22/2013 7:59:17 PM |
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