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Nicolet Drama Tackles Eating Disorders in 'Normal The Musical'
The 75-minute upbeat rock musical based on Yvonne Adrian's true story about her daughter's 5-year battle with anorexia opens May 10 at Nicolet High School.
Nicolet High School drama will tackle the heavy-handed themes of Normal The Musical May 10 through 12, discussing eating disorders, body image, mental health along with the importance of stress management.
The 75-minute upbeat rock musical based on Yvonne Adrian's true story about her daughter's 5-year battle with anorexia, was produced in 2005 in New York City where it won the Jonathan Larson Award. Nicolet will produce a high school version of the play.
The performances are free and will wrap-up with discussion facilitated by Sandy Blaies, clinical director of the Eating Disorders Unit at Aurora Psychiatric Hospital, her staff, and people in recovery.
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Show times are May 10 and 11 at 7:30 p.m., and May 12 at 2 p.m. in the community room at Nicolet High School, 6701 N. Jean Nicolet Rd.
This is the second of the Nicolet's arts-based presentations about eating disorders. On April 24, the school hosted ED (Eating Disorders) 101, a 60-minute seminar to train parents, school leaders, and educators about eating disorders, proper intervention strategies, and evidence-based treatment and resource options.
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For ticket information, contact Jennifer Tomlin at (414) 351-8171 or jennifer_tomlin@nicolet.k12.wi.us.
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