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Contact Dinorock: dinorock@verizon.net
The appeal of the DinoRock
characters and the nationally recognized, memorable songs by Michele
Valeri, Michael Stein and Joe Pipik have shaped a troupe of players
devoted to creating highly entertaining theater pieces that delight
children and their parents, and are both educationally sound and
commercially viable. A Dinosaurus Chorus, Divertimento in D(inosaur), The Dinosuar Book of World Records, Dinosaurs Forever, T-Rex's Holiday Surprise, Dinosaur Desperadoes and Mi Casa Es Su Casa. They have been on the road for over 20 years. The characters in these shows, Dinah Diplodocus, Stella Stegosaurus and her baby Doris, Tootsie Triceratops and her baby True Blue, Alphie the Alphadon (a mammal), Hot Dog (the Big, Bad Baby Rex), Tina Titanosaurus, Cammie Camarosaurus and a whole flock of pterodactyls are currently touring with lots of new friends bringing great family and educational programming, workshops for teachers and students, and residencies to a town near you. So here they are, on the web, in all their glory, The Dinosaurs!
DinoRock has performed in 38 states in the US! This list represents SOME of the wonderful venues we have enjoyed: California: Victoria Gardens Cultural Center, Cerritos Center, Pepperdine Univ., The Luther Burbank Center for the Arts, VIP Village, Colorado: Fort Lewis College Community Concert Hall, Pikes Peak Theatre, Children's Hospital in Denver Connecticut: Ridgefield Playhouse, The Bushnell Florida: Tampa Bay PAC, The Port of Miami, The Parker Theatre, Univ of Florida Kentucky: The Riverpark Center, Louisville Science Center, The Cumberland Museum of Science Massachusettes: North Shore Music Theatre, The Natural History Museum-Springfield, The Museum of Science -Boston, Maine: Rogers Center for the Arts-Merrimack College, The Firehouse Center, Univ of Maine in Portland, Michigan: Flint Cultural Center, Univ of Michigan -Ann Arbor, Sheffer Music Hall-Jackson Comm College, Council of the Perfomring Arts for Children Minnesota: Science Museum of Minnesota New Hampshire: Capitol Center for the Arts, Palace Theatre New Jersey: NJPAC, Bergen Co Community College, Glassboro Performing Arts Center, The Jersey Shore PAC, The Youth Theatre Club, Count Basie Theatre, New Mexico: The Kemo Theatre, The SOuth Broadway Cultural Arts Center, New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science, New Mexico Tech, The Heritage Museum, Western New Mexico University New York: State University of New York, Marvel Theatre, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Hofstra Univ, 92nd Street Y, Manhatten Comm College, The Westbury Music Fair, SUNY Fredonia North Carolina: East Carolina University, Manteo Festival Park, Ohio: University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, The Palace Theatre, The Fransican Life Center Oklahoma: Tulsa PAC, Omniplex Science Museum Oregon: The Holt Center Texas:Irving Arts Center, Texas A&M University, Young Audiences of Texas, The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavillion/The Woodlands, Univ of Texas at El Paso, Vermont: Chandler Music Hall, Canadian Museum of Nature
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National leader in children's
entertainment for more than 20 years, DinoRock Productions, Inc. has
performed outstanding theater for millions of children nationwide
and has sold over 100,000 award-winning audio recordings around the
world. A generation has grown up singing with Danny Diplodocus and
"Hack," the hadrosaur from Hackensack. Hack, Danny and all their
life-sized, colorful prehistoric friends are the creations of Emmy
Award-Winning puppet designer Ingrid Crepeau and Parents' Choice
Magazine and American Library Association Award Winner Michele
Valeri. These lovable characters inhabit the magical world of
DinoRock Productions—a
performance group for family audiences that introduces children to
the world of science through the one subject that seems to excite
everyone's imagination...dinosaurs!
