Students in grades 5-8 are invited to an engaging and interactive project-based workshop that teaches ensemble building, critical thinking skills, and creativity with presenter Jimez Alexander. Students will use their voices to tell a story of their own creation collectively. Channeled through introspection,  empathy, and community themes, students will get to answer the question, “If the world would listen, what would I have to say?”  Registration is required. Online registration opens on Wednesday, May 1st.

About our presenter: Jimez Alexander hails from New Orleans, LA, by way of Seattle, WA. He boasts a rich career spanning over a decade. As a seasoned actor, singer, puppeteer, and teaching artist, he has graced the stage in diverse roles such as Chet in “Fly” at the Jefferson Parish Performing Arts Center, Gaither in “Darlin Corey” at the Alliance Theater, and “Voyage of the Little Mermaid” at Walt Disney World, among others. Off-stage, Jimez is the writer and voice-over artist for “The Hip Hop Boobly Show” and sends positive messages to schools in GA through his puppet “Mezzy Mezz”. He also serves grieving children at “Camp M.A.G.K” as the camp art director. With a mission dedicated to serving the young at heart, Jimez Alexander continues to leave a lasting impact in both the artistic and humanitarian spheres.